Smith and Harper announce candidacies for Gainesboro Supervisor
William E. Smith declares Democratic bid for Gainesboro District Supervisor promising to serve Frederick County voters to best ability. Charles H. Harper also announces Democrat nomination for Gainesboro District Supervisor with pledge to faithfully perform duties if elected. primary set for August 3, 1915.
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Gainesboro
Charles H. Harper
Commonwealth’s
T. Russell Cather
Candidate announcements for Frederick County Commissioner of Revenue Northern District
Several residents announce candidacies for the Commissioner of Revenue Northern District in Frederick County. Avalond Orndoff and C. Brannon pledge faithful service if elected. Stonewall and Gainesboro District voter notices show Tater R. Baker seeking support as a candidate.
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Stonewall
Gainesboro
T.ia
Frederick County
R. Baker
Herbert H. Shull Seeks Frederick County Revenue Post
Herbert H. Shull announces candidacy for the Commissioner of Revenue in the Southern District of Frederick County. He pledges to faithfully perform duties if elected and to support the Democratic ticket in the upcoming primary.
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Frederick County
Ou Mga Cone
Ryne
HERBERT_H. SHULL
Local Campaign Announcements From 1915 Primary candidates
A series of public notices announce candidacies in Frederick County elections for 1915. T R Russell Cather seeks Commonwealth Attorney, John M S K and Boyd R Ric announce bids for the House of Delegates, C R McCann runs for County Treasurer, Luther Pannett for Sheriff, and F D Good for Supervisor Back Creek District.
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House of Delegates
Boyd R. Ric
McIlwee Seeks Democratic Primary for County Official
J. T. McIlwee announces candidacy in the Democratic primary for the office of Sivisor of Back Creek District. He pledges to fulfill duties to the best of his ability and to prioritize the interests of Frederick County residents.
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Deasetella
Oinesboro
Frederick Count
William E. Smith
Sivisor
Back Creek
Frederick
J. T. McIlwee
Byrd Announces Candidacy for State Senate District Ten
H. F. Byrd declares his bid for the State Senate representing the tenth district including Joe Winchester, Fick, and Shenandoah counties. He pledges faithful, efficient administration and nonpartisan service for Frederick County and Winchester city if elected.
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State Senate
Joe Winchester
Fick
Shenandoah
Nealth
Frederick
Winchester
H. F. Byrd
The Battle of the Tires and the Road to Change
The essay argues the rubber tire faces a decisive contest against iron tires in street traffic and railways. It predicts a transformative future where rubber drives rapid continental travel, challenges rail networks, and reshapes highway policy and urban life.
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Europe
Son
Ulysses
Federal Industrial Commission and the farmer in harmony
The article argues that the Federal Industrial Commission should bridge capital and labor gaps, highlighting farmer involvement and shared justice. It praises understanding as stronger than government mandates and touts common sense as the guiding authority for peaceful resolution.
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United States Commission of Industrial Relations
Federal Industrial Commission
Supreme Court of Common Sense
Local Social Notes From Hoguel Creek Va Area
Mr and Mrs T Larrick spent Monday visiting their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Arthur Cooper near Kernstown Velma Light visited Misses May and Ina Barrett Sunday Various family groups spent Sunday at homes of relatives in Gainesboro Ridgeway West Virginia and Winchester Names include J B Orndorff Lee Orndorff Harry White Ollie Clowser Winton Spillman Mollie Brer Camp and others
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Hogue Creek
T.larrick
Arthur Cooper
Kernstown
Velma Light
May
Ina Barrett
Orndorff
Hazel
James Foreman
Clemet Kumpe
Harry White
John Boxwell
Watson Cooper
J. B. Orndorff
Lee Orndorfff
A. O. Cooper
S. T. Larrick
Ed. Peer
Leona
Winton Spillman
Winchester
W. F. Orndorff
Robert Cather
Ollie Clowser
Laura Orndoff
Statton
Ridgeway
W. Va
Dean Rogers
Winifred Rogers
Clay Rogers
Mollie Brercamp
Gainesboro
C. Carr
Ae Zee
Chamberlain's Ointment Praised For Pain Relief
Mrs Florence Hlife of Wabash Indiana reports great benefit from Chamberlains Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains. The ad urges rheumatic sufferers to try Chamberlains ointment for prompt relief.
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Chamberlain
Florence Hlife
Wabash
Ind
Lawn Festival at Bryarly's School House
Benefit event for Bryarly Cornet Band held Saturday night July 3 1915 at Bryarly's School House with public invitation and organizing committee listed.
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Bryarly
Merciless Time Brings Kidney Relief Says Winchester Woman
Mrs. J. H. Cooper of Winchester declares Doan's Kidney Pills cured her Bright's disease symptoms after six years, noting severe back pains, bed rest, and later verified kidney health by multiple doctors. She urges others with kidney trouble to use the same remedy.
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Dean
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