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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1915
Page
2
Our rummage sale offers a large stock not yet sold or soon to be sold. Items include household goods and assorted merchandise at bargain prices. Proceeds support ongoing community programs and events.
A local sale announces deep discounts on household items and apparel. Shoppers are invited to visit Monday morning to find six washrags for 5c, white belts 3c, ladies low shoes for 29c, belt buckles 1c, dressing sacks 19c, men's knitted ties 5c, aprons 10c, bureau scarfs 10c, binding kimonos 38c and up, with many items marked down from higher values.
For sale a corner residence at Kent and Leicester Streets late home of Wm. J. Taylor now occupied by Charles H. Bursey. Lot 78 by 112 feet with shade garden and outbuildings, bargain for quick buyer. Also 120 acres border land between Clearbrook and Brucetown with 8 room dwelling porch out buildings orchard and woodland 12 acres. CHAS H BURLEY 134 E Leicester St City.
Notice advertising storage battery charging by advanced method and competent Kelly Springfield Auto Tires in Ford sizes with a 7500 mile guarantee. Knight Tires in all sizes with a 6000 mile guarantee. Racine Tires offering 4500 to 6000 mile guarantees. Gasoline at 11 1 2 cents per gallon. Cooper Supply Co in Winchester Virginia.
A series of 1915 campaign notices announce Democratic candidates for Gainesboro District Supervisor and Northern District Commissioner of Revenue. Names include Charles H. Harper, Avalond Orndoff, C. Brannon, and Luther R. Baker, each pledging to faithfully perform duties if elected and to run in the Democratic primary.
Three announcements declare candidacies for commissioner of the revenue in the Southern District of Frederick County. F W Shenk Isaiah C Sroe and Erbert H Shull pledge to faithfully perform duties if elected and seek the Democratic primary nomination.
T Russell Cather declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Commonwealths Attorney of Frederick County in the August 8 1915 primary. He pledges thorough efficient administration if elected.
John M. Steck and Boyd R. Richards announce their candidacies for the House of Delegates subject to the Democratic primary. Both seek reelection to the district in the upcoming party process.
Several candidates declare for Democratic primaries in Frederick County. C R McCann seeks re election as county treasurer with R S Smith as assistant. Luther Pannet announces sheriff bid. A Back Creek District supervisor run is filed. H F Byrd campaigns for state senate representing Winchester Frederick Shenandoah counties.
For sale privately a 9 acre tract at Clearbrook Station Virginia improved by a handsome dwelling with modern conveniences, stables, outbuildings, and 300 apple and other fruit trees six years old. Located near Winchester, Virginia. A A Cochran handles sale.
An article advocates replacing scrubs with well bred cattle to improve feed efficiency and profitability. It warns against cheap bulls, promotes shared purchases of a good bull, and endorses neighborhood cooperation for better cattle. It notes Winchester fair requirements and urges timely market steps for roosters.
Mrs. Florence Elife of Wabash Indiana praises Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains calling it highly beneficial. The ad claims prompt relief and wide availability and urges readers to obtain it everywhere.
A June event called Mongrel Week runs from June 14 to 17 highlighting the Mongrel with themes on livestock profitability. Slogans urge understanding the Mongrel Sire as a non efficient factor in livestock systems to prevent losses in time and money.
Round Hill Methodist Church hosts Children's Day next Sunday June 20 at 8 p m. All are invited to attend.
Trustees will sell at public auction in Winchester Virginia at noon a forty two acre tract on Little North Mountain with orchard and buildings. The sale follows a deed of trust dated August 8 1912 from Wm R Newlin et al to J M Steck and recorded in Deed Book 184 Page 221. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two equal payments in one and two years secured by a deed of trust. John M Steck Trustee.
Balebilla is reported as printed at the Star office. The note mentions production at the Star facility but provides no additional context or dates.
Pursuant to a decree in Lucy Tharp vs Branson Tharp et al the Special Commissioner T Russell Cather will sell at public auction in Winchester on Wednesday June 23 1915 at 11 o clock a dwelling on about half an acre on the west side of the Martinsburg Turnpike Hopewell Church road. Cash on day of sale. Bond filed with Clerk J W Baker Jr Deputy Clerk.
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