Announcement of Several County Candidacies in Democratic Primary
A sequence of notices announces candidacies for county offices in Frederick County, including Commissioner of Revenue Northern District Robert Shade and others such as Sheriff County Clerk Commonwealth's Attorney and Board of Supervisors candidates. Dates referenced include August 5th and 6th, 1919, with officials pledging to uphold duties and seek re election where noted.
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Robert Shade
Coe Brannon
Lee N
Whitacre
Isienet of
Havelles
Ann
D Ena
Sestioncaret
Frederick County
France
Shepherd Cole
Hugh G. Dehaven
Board of Supervisors
Back Creek
Dick Good
Gainesboro
WM. E. Smith
Luther Pannett
Commonwealth’s Attorney
Frederick County Treasurer Primary Announcement 1919
Election notice for the Democratic Primary on August 5 1919 naming candidate Robt S Smith for the office of Frederick County Treasurer. The filing appears as a political notice seeking support in the county race.
Frederick Winchester delegates seek re election August primary
A notice announces the House of Delegates candidates for Frederick County and Winchester City seeking re election in the August 6 primary. The filing specifies the district and subject to party rules for nomination and election.
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House of ‘Delegates
Frederick
Winchester
Pierce for Virginia House Candidate Objects to Voters
Independent candidate H. O. Pierce seeks to challenge the voters will in the November election for the Virginia House of Delegates representing Winchester city and Frederick County.
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Virginia House of Delegates
Winchester
Frederick Co
Winchester resident backs Doan's Kidney Pills for back relief
James M. Pangle a stationary engineer at 1288 Market St. reports back pain eased by Doan's Kidney Pills after kidney issues began five years earlier. He reaffirmed the recommendation in 1919 saying the pills continue to help. Sold for 60 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Winchester
Dean
James M. Pangle
Market St
Doan
Pangle
Foster-Milburn Co
Mters
Buffalo, N. Y
Public notice of gas rate increase in Winchester Virginia
The Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company will seek approval from the Richmond Corporation Commission on July 10 1919 at 10 am for new gas rates to take effect July 15 1919. Rates tier by usage from 2000 cu ft at 2.00 per M to 10000 cu ft at 1.65 per M with a 50 cent minimum monthly charge.
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Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company
Corporation Commission
Richmond
Virginia
Winchester
Ccs Ee
Winchester Gas and Elegdrig. Light CO
Public Sale Near Berryville Listings Farm Machinery and Home
Albert N. Lawler announces a public auction at his late residence four miles west of Berryville on June 20 1919. Items include two Frick traction engines two Peerless separators two 8 barrel water wagons a Geiser saw mill a large truck a Ford automobile and assorted tools with terms cash for small sums and twelve month credit over ten dollars with a note. Also offered is the Bailey Wyndham home property three and a half miles from Berryville on the turnpike with two acres a seven room frame house well cistern porch fruit trees and outbuildings. One third cash day of sale with balance in one year secured by deed of trust. Sale to be postponed to a later date announced in this paper.
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Mesbine
Berryville
First National Bank of
Hattie’ Everhart
Old Bailey Wyndham
Berryville and
Winchester
Albert N. Lawler
Duvall and Dunn
J. M. Fishpaw
Rebels Put to Work by Red Cross in Montenegro
In Montenegro the Red Cross Balkan Commission and American doughboys aid relief efforts while Montenegrins resist moves toward a unified Yugoslav state. A brief revolt in Cetinje failed as U S troops intervened and two hundred forty rebels with women were enlisted by the Red Cross for work.
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RED Cross
Associated. Press
Montenegro
Athens
Nicholas
Red Cross Balkan Commission
Kentucky
Children’s Day Services at St John’s Church Bloom VA
Children's Day services were held at St. John's Church in Bloom Virginia with decorations of flowers. The program included recitations by George W. Huber and Marguerite Rinker, songs, exercises, a short pastor's address, an offering, and a closing duet.
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Bloom
St. John’s Church
Ruth Sloop
George W. Huber
Norman Bean
Jesus
Walter Frye
Marguerite Rinker
Britain Hunts Oil and Flax Aid Planned
The British government sets aside five million dollars to search for petroleum in Great Britain and assigns one million dollars to support flax production, primarily in Ireland, according to the financial secretary to the treasury in the House of Commons yesterday.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Treasury
House of Commons
Ireland
Nephew of Zapata Proclaims Himself Heir to Zapata
In Chautla Morelos on May 22 a manifesto circulated by Fortino Ayaquica, an outlaw chieftain, declares himself a worthy successor to the late Emiliano Zapata, claiming ties to the Plan of Ayala and signaling he could be a contender to lead Zapata’s ailing faction under General Pablo Gonzalez’s forces.
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Chautla
Morelos
Emiliano Zapata
Pablo Gonzalez
Fortino Ayaquica
Attila
Ayala
Reforms in Mexican Congress Stall Over Oil and Bank Bills
In Mexico City on May 22 Associated Press reports the special session of Congress fails to advance key labor, oil nationalization, and central bank reform measures before adjournment. Foreign oil and banking interests press for changes amid heated debates.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Congress
Bank of Esion
Chamber of Deputies
Much Sugar Is On Hand In Porto Rico
Sugar shipments to New York resume at 40 000 tons monthly after a three week halt. Porto Rican centrals report output under estimates by about 20 percent. Of 2 291 088 bags manufactured, 1 033 899 shipped and 83 491 sold locally, leaving 1 173 689 bags on hand.
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Associated Press
San Juan
New York
Sugar Producers’ Association
Board of Equalization
United States Shipping Board
Centrals
Association
Nerv Worth praised by a nervous patient in Uniontown
Mrs J B Boyce describes severe nervous symptoms mild digestion heart flutter insomnia and weight loss improving after taking Nerv Worth as sold by Miller's Drug Store. She endorses the remedy with a dollar back guarantee and reports renewed strength and weight.
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Uniontown
Wade H. Guyton
J. B. Boyce
Morgantown St
City
Burnt Factory News Highlights and Social Guests
Miss June Fishpaw entertains Miss Mary Virginia Russell from Blackstone Woman's College. Miss Ridgeway of Ridgeway W Va visits the Kackleys. Rev Dr J H Leight of Hinton WV preaches at the Methodist Church. Farmers busy with corn alfalfa hay and wheat harvest. Jannette and Marie Pitzer visit Forest Glen at June Fishpaw's home. The Butler and Hite families visit relatives in Fredricksburg Md.
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Burnt Factory
June Fishpaw
Mary Virginia Russells
Blackstone Woman's College
Ridgeway
W. Va
Jannette
Marie Pitzer
Inwood
Forest Glen
J. M! Fishpaw
Inducements For Men To Re-Enlist In Army
May 14 Brest reports soldiers may choose their unit upon reenlistment with mileage from New York to their original US enlistment, a sixty dollar bonus, and a one month furlough upon reenlistment if possible. The Eighth Infantry is absorbing into the Second Division in occupation.
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Associated Press
Brest
Eighth Infantry
Army of Occupation
New York
United States
France
When Jack Came Back Delights Stephens City Audiences
Stephens City notes report Mrs Stickley returning home from Manassas visit a local theatre show titled When Jack Came Back staged by Frank Davidson. Earl Sonner returns from overseas duty as residents share social visits with Miss Katie Shackelford and Miss Loma Gordon while Ida Guard visits Winchester and Etta Haseman spends vacation nearby.
In Memoriam for Aljourn Ware
In sad loving remembrance of my dear father Aljourn Ware who departed this life one year ago today June 17 1918 Atone in silent pontebron beneath the sod and never one Pasay thie a pie
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Aljourn Ware
Pontebron
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Roe
Marshall Lewis
WM. D. Dehaven
Elon.d. Shenk
A. R. Rinker
John M. Massie
T. Russell Cather
Phil
H. Gold
Saubusy
Co. C. Brannon
Robt. S. Smith
House OF Delegates
R. L. Omps
H. O. Pierce
Millwood Road
G. U. Snapp
Bell Phone
T Hos
South Baal
Dock Street
Siuick Beyet
A. B. Richards
Terence
Cettinje Fizsica
Britain
Zapata
Porto Rico
Tll
George Butler
William Hite
Fred
Apd
Harry © Woodward
Om Stinday
Fitnell Union
Richelieu
Pat, Dence
H. K. Green & Bro
Stephens City
Moling & Seal
OOD
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