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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
4
The notice presents subscription prices for Bell 33 Unite 14 X Consolidated with Morning News Weekly News Weekly Times and Weekly Mirror. One year in advance costs 2.50, six months 1.25, three months 65, and one month 25.
A Wednesday feature notes strong week for US business, crop health, and rising demand for farm products abroad. It warns against market manipulation by foreign and domestic groups, cites high metals prices, wage gains in Oklahoma zinc districts, large US orders for army shoes, and broadly growing activity across multiple states and sectors.
Bla and the city of Washington will surely come into their own again and get their full share of the good times. The quote signals renewed confidence in local revival and community optimism for the future.
A clanging verse laments a forsaken town Ponktown by the Dump, praising its imagined vigor while urging residents to shed complaints and act with pride. The poem by Walt Mason mocks whiners and extols hustling youths as ideal citizens who spark progress and community spirit.
The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot warns the Post-Dispatch against using postal service to distribute an early article titled The Truth About Cleopatra. The note cautions about publishing such a piece in a mass mailing.
Fragment of a Riley poem advising a girl not to cry after losses of youth. The text contrasts schoolgirl days with broken heart and fading dreams, then hints at future hope in heaven.
Greenspring Va June 9 large crowd attends Pine Grove Church children day exercises amid rain. Floyd Grim has moved to the Hartman property near Albin. A daughter born to Edgar D Shirley. Carter Luttrell and wife visit his parents near Shockeysville. Mrs George M Clark remains ill. A son born to William and Mrs Dix.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Webber and guests from Washington returned home after a weekend at the Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage hosted by Rev. H. G. Spencer. Other visitors included Mr. Alexander Mason of Hedgesville and Mrs. Robert J. Reed of Wheeling who is attending Shenandoah Valley Academy finals at Hotel Jack.
Edward F. McCullough of Mattapan reports severe body eczema with blisters and sleepless nights. After eight failed remedies, Resinol Ointment stopped the itching and cleared his skin, a claim endorsed for general skin eruptions and sores.
After concluding exercises the club adjourned and voted the day well spent. Members reflected on the session and thanked speakers for their contributions.
The South End Hose Company mourns Joseph D. Rainsberger a devoted member who died at his home on Friday May 28 The resolutions express sorrow sympathy and memory promising to honor his service and send copies to the family and city press signed South End Hose Company committee.
The Mutual Farmers' Club gathered at Greenwood Farm in Stephenson Virginia to review a recent meeting at Mr S L Luptons and discuss club paper The Advertiser. James R Lupton presented the club paper in his maiden edit and earned praise. W P Massey spoke on modern farmhouse improvements and county engineer Schenk outlined current road plans.
Richmond Virginia June 9 Health Commissioner Williams warns typhoid epidemics in towns must be detected early to prevent spread. The State Board of Health urges physicians and health officers to report outbreaks immediately so investigators can be sent without delay to determine common causes.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Whiting have closed their Earl Court apartment and left for Atlantic City to stay some time. Miss Dulany Whiting had Miss Weems of Winchester VA as a guest last week and has gone with Miss Weems to Virginia for a week as her guest.
A 1915 Winchester council meeting讨论 city manager plan of government. Mayor Rowe letter praises the plan and invites a visiting committee to inspect operations. A committee of ten citizens will study advisability and report at a future open session amid remarks from local officials and attendees.
Charles H. Harper announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the office of Supervisor in Gainesboro District, subject to the Democratic primary to be held in 1915. He pledges to fully execute the duties of the office to the best of his ability.
A candidate announces for Commissioner of Revenue for the Northern District of Frederick County and for Stonewall and Gainesboro Districts. The message pledges faithful duty and electoral commitment if elected, naming C. Brannon and R. Baell as candidates and urging voters to support their campaigns.
In the Southern District the Democratic primary features Isaiah C. Roe running for Commissioner of the Revenue. He pledges to faithfully perform the duties of the office if elected and to work toward efficient administration for the district. The notice outlines his commitment and candidacy details.
Subject to the Democratic Primary she announces candidacy for the Southern District of Frederick County. He pledges to faithfully perform the duties of the office and seeks election.
Candidate T Russell Cather seeks the Commonwealth Attorney nomination for Frederick County sub district, pledging utmost efforts to ensure efficient administration and strong leadership.
Subject to the action of the Democratic primary I announce my candidacy for re election to the House of Delegates. John M. K, Les myself a ennetite for the House of Democratic primary action of the Democratic Boyd R. Richa.
I announce my candidacy for re-election as County Treasurer subject to the Democratic Primary on August 3 1915. If re-elected I will have the continued assistance of Mr R S Smith and respectfully solicit the support of all qualified voters.
Candidate Pannet announces his bid for Sheriff of Frederick County subject to the Democratic Primary held August 8 1915. He asks the support of all who favor his management of the office and pledges to uphold public trust.
In Frederick County a public notice announces candidacies for the Back Creek District supervisor seat. F D Good and J T McIlwee state they seek the Democratic primary nomination and pledge to fulfill duties and serve the people.
H F Byrd declares candidacy for the State Senate in the tenth district encompassing Winchester, Frederick and Shenandoah counties. He pledges faithful administration and impartial representation of all three counties and the city of Winchester if elected.
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