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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1915

Page

4

Health's best way Eat apples every day

The article notes a fatal car accident on the Valley turnpike near Strasburg emphasizing road safety and penalties for speeding. It highlights public highway use responsibilities and calls for stricter punishment for speeding drivers. Secretary Massey notes Frederick County's apple production leading Virginia and the nation, with outlook for future growth through improved cultivation.

Valley Turnpike Strasburg William P. Massey Virginia ‘State Horticultural Society Fredérick Frederick County Virginia New York State United States

Cumberland Surrender Discussed in Civil War Correspondence

The Cumberland surrender exchange details a Confederate demand for capitulation and the mayor's acceptance on terms to protect private property. Imboden’s cavalry entered Cumberland, bought supplies with Confederate money, and withdrew after damaging telegraph lines. two locals were wounded and one killed during the events.

G. W. Imboden Maryland W. A. Buckey Cumberland Imboden City of G. W .Imboden New Creek Kelly Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio Cumberland and Pennsylvania Piedmont Griffin Twigg Morley

Grief and Debt Across Classes Amid Economic Strife

Fragmentary passage contrasts employers and workers, noting heat and pests during toil. It laments wealth and power among employers and financiers, while laborers face hardship and fear of blame as markets and Wall Street pressure pay and survive.

Marlboro News Notes from Marlboro Virginia

Rev Mr Wood will lead a meeting at Cedar Creek Church the first week in August with Rev Mr Leeper of Strasburg assisting. Mr and Mrs BE Hite and son visited Edinburg to see Mrs Hite's mother Dr W A Bee. Postmaster J W Sibert and B C Shull traveled to Marlboro on business. Miss Virginia Mitchell visits Strasburg. Bard Mitchells returns from Harrisburg PA where employed. H G Shull and H F B Shull with A M Gordon and O S er on bass il4.

BE. E. Hite and Son Edinburg, Va W. A. Bee J. W. Sibert B. C. Shull Marlboro Virginia Mitchell Strasburg Bard Mitchells Harrisburg H. G. Shull H. FB. Shull A. M. Gordon

Local Candidates Declare for Commissioner of Revenue Posts

A series of party primary announcements from Frederick County and nearby districts details candidates for the Office of Commissioner of Revenue. Luther R. Baker Brannon ShenK Shull and others pledges faithful service and Democratic primary consideration.

Stonewall Gainesboro Frederick County Luther R. Baker

Cather Announces Candidacy for Frederick County Commonwealth Attorney

T Russell Cather announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Commonwealth's Attorney of Frederick County subject to the August 3 1915 primary. He pledges a thorough efficient administration if elected.

Commonwealth Frederick County T. Russell Cather

Local Political Candidacies In Frederick County

Multiple public notices announce candidacies for re election to the House of Delegates and for County Treasurer and Sheriff in Frederick County. Names include John M Steck and Luther Pannett with references to Democratic primaries on August 8 1915 August 3 1915 and an assistant like R S Smith.

House of Delegates John M. Steck Boyd R. Richards Frederick County Luther Pannett N. Conner Vaucluse Frederick Co

Community Notes From Stephens City and Surroundings

Stephens City welcomes visitors and locals with news of visits and returns from nearby towns. Highlights include May Grove's return from Mt Jackson and Verlie Storey visiting from Madison with her uncle John Krider. Also noted are Henkle family travel, Carbaugh's Salem visit, and Rev Gee Sydenstricker's residence update. An all day Mount Olive service is announced with sermons by Rev George W Stover.

Mt. Jackson H. Henkle Rock Enon Springs Verlie Storey Madison Harrisonburg Normal School John L. Krider

McIlwee Announces Candidacy for Back Creek District Supervisor

Er Candinary announces his candidacy for member of the Board of Supervisors for Back Creek District in the Democratic primary. He pledges to faithfully perform duties if elected and to advocate for the interests of the Frederic I. district residents.

F. W. Shenk Board of Supervisors Back Creek Soervisor Creek The Fredericoe I. T. McIlwee

Candidate Announces Candidacy for State Senate Seat

Fragmented notice announces candidacy for the State Senate Tenth District comprising Dean Frederick and Shenandoah counties. It pledges faithful and efficient administration and adherence to duties of the office.

State Senate Soneurel Frederick Shenandoah

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