Candidates announce bids for Gainesboro Northern District offices
A series of early 20th century notices show Charles H. Harper Avalond Orndoff and GC Brannon listing bids for Commissioner of Revenue Northern District and urging voter support. The announcements pledge to faithfully execute duties if elected and invite public assistance.
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Gainesboro
Beok
Charles H. Harper
Democra
O' Comm of
Ted Ictatu
Actsaris
Rm Sorina
Kpogmalland
Southern District political candidacies announced
Several Frederick County officials file as Democratic primary candidates in the Southern District and Back Creek District. Schenk Shull Shull and Good pledge faithful service if elected, while others seek reelection to the House of Delegates and as county commissioner and revenue supervisor.
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Back Creek
Frederic T. McIlwee
Rothwell & Co. Reorganized to Expand Storage Operations
At a Martinsburg stockholders meeting last Friday the apple dealer and cold storage firm Rothwell & Co. reorganized. James M. Rothwell was named president and general manager, Hollis Rinehart was elected vice-president, and Frank M. Yerick became secretary. The company plans to take over large cold storage plants under erection in Charlottesville and Staunton, Virginia, and to assume the lease on plants in Martinsburg and Frederick.
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Rothwell & Co
Apple
Martinsburg
James M. Rothwell
Hollis Rinehart
Charlottesville
Frank M. Yerick
Staunton
Martineburg
Frederick
Braddock Street Methodist to Hold Seventy Twilight Services
The Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South and Ep worth League will join for seventy consecutive twilight services starting at 7 pm, ending at 745. Rev. W. Talbert will speak every twenty minutes on themes from the tale of the Prodigal Son, in the church main auditorium with an eight to ten piece orchestra.
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Braddock Street
W. Talbert
Seventy-Year-Old Couple Benefits From Foley Kidney Pills
A Harrisburg Pennsylvania couple in their seventies reports full relief from long term kidney trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. They say they feel as vigorous as thirty years ago and praise the remedy for stopping sleep disturbing bladder weakness back ache rheumatism and aching joints.
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Carpenter
Harrisburg
Foley
More Fruit Can Be Sent By Mail
Postmaster J W Sibert expects a rise in parcel post mail at Winchester after the Postmaster General raises the size limit from 72 to 84 inches combined length and girth. The change allows mailing standard fruit and berry crates that were barred before and should boost traffic between farmers and city consumers as the fruit season begins.
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J. W. Sibert
Winchester
Postal weight limits for mail delivery zones detailed
The text explains weight limitations for mailed items, with a maximum of 50 pounds for certain zones and 20 pounds for other zones. It references girth and circumference as factors in determining eligibility and specifies the limits apply to delivery within various zones.
Cross Junction Community Notes In Virginia
Maryerlin and child Winchester visit at Braithwaite home. The Bakers host several families including the Braithwaites and DeHaven. Carrie Gunn leaves for Washington after months with her parents. J L Shanholtz starts his thresher. DeHaven couple in Berkeley Springs announce birth of a grandson.
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E. W. Braithwaite
J. L. Shanholtz
C. D. Braithwaite
Oliver DeHaven
Berkeley Springs
Grimes News Notes Highlights Local Socials
Grimes Virginia July 16 Miss Fannie Ritter of Winchester visiting Mr and Mrs J A Grimes. Mrs Hannah Clemens indisposed. Mrs H B Taylor returned from visit with her parents in Hedgesville. Mary Lee Brown to spend days at Orchard Glenn. Mary Snyder and Dispanet of Winchester at Oak Shade. Mite Society met at Mrs J T Taylor with good attendance. Randolph Reynolds and sister Katherine visited Oak. Siblings and families from Winchester spent Sunday with local relatives.
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The
Mite Society
J. T. Taylor
R. H. Beckey
W. H. Hamilton
James T. Clevenger
Hannah Clemens
Randolph Reynolds
Katherine
Oak
Handwriting experts differ over Mrs Heterick will
The trial features expert testimony on handwriting in the Heterick will and last wishes. Witnesses including Rev. Hardesty, Miss Groves, Miss Rutherford, and Mrs. Bowers testify on the family care and relations. The defense rests on handwriting similarity and indelible pencils used by the elderly testator.
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Barton
Hupert Malone
W. R. Hardesty
Southern Methodist Church
Ridgeway
Heterick
Malone
Remedies for Bronchial Colds and Personal Testimony
A Philadelphia reader endorses Vinol claiming relief from chronic coughs colds and bronchitis after other medicines failed. The letter notes Vinol is a cod liver tonic with specific ingredients and offers a money back guarantee. Separately Mrs A W Wright testifies about adoption by Mrs Heterick and prior statements clarify wording in a previous report.
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Philadelphia
Social visits noted across Hogue Creek community
Residents from Morgantown and Chambersville join families around Larrick and Cooper households for weekend visits. Miss Renie Orndorff and Miss Rosie Light call on relatives, with several others listed as visiting kin. An all day Mt Olive meeting is planned for Sunday July 25 with services led by Rev Sampsell and Rev G W Stover.
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Clement Kumpe
Harry White
Scottie White
Jacob Kecklevy
Near
Rosenberger
Bessie McFarland
Ralph Cather
Winchester
Emerson
Morgantown
W. Va
Mary Cooper
Charles White
A. L. Nall
Mamie Orndorff
Misses McFarland
Rosie Light
Cooper
Mt. Olive
Sampsell
G. W. Stover
Digestive health claim and product mention in stray ad fragment
A fragmentary ad note hints at Chamberlain's Tablets linked to digestion and wellness. It mentions a beautiful woman and references sanity as a measure, with unclear attribution and incomplete phrasing.
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Chamberlain
Advertise your spring goods in the Star
Public notices and classified style ad fragment urging readers to place spring goods advertisements in the Star. Includes scattered pricing hints and generic ad language. The readable text emphasizes promotion rather than a clear event or person.
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