Signing of the World War Peace Treaty at Versailles
World War I ends with the signing of the peace treaty in the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles. President Wilson leads American delegates with Clemenceau and Lloyd George observing the ceremony amid cheering crowds. Substantial reporting covers signing times, subsequent sessions, and reactions in Washington and New York.
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Versailles
Germany
Hall of Mirrors
Wilson
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Clemencea
Senet
State Department
Washington
Paris
Hermann Mueller
Johannes Bell
A. C. Swimley
Swimley
M. Clemenceau
United States
New York
Congress
Senate
Hitchcock
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Marine Band
Capitol Plaza
Sf Goma
County club girls write songs about their tomato work
Ten songs were written by Frederik county club girls during busy tomato planting. Anna B. of Winchester won the two dollar prize for the best song, which will be sung at future meetings and at an upcoming short program.
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Canning ‘Club
Frederik County
Ted
Anna 13
Winchester
Notice to Creditors and Debtors for Estate of Joseph Jackson
(Continued on Page Six) All persons having claims against the estate of the late Joseph Jackson must present them at once. All indebted to the estate should settle promptly with the undersigned. Warren Rice, Executor of Joseph Jackson. 6-25-1p-6t.
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Joséph Jackson
Warren Rice
Joseph Jackson
Marriage License Issued in Hagerstown Maryland
A marriage license was issued yesterday in Hagerstown Maryland to Granville Harvey Davis and Miss Sidney Love Brown both of Albins County.
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Hagerstown
Granville Harvey Davis
Sidney Love Brown
Albin
This
Steet Po E
Wheat Insurance Notice for Farm Place at Pine and Ta Pshee
Local real estate firm announces insurance and mortgage options for farm property at Pine and Ta Pshee area. Details include lowest rates and secure terms for acreage and residence with contact through Latios Real Estate for inquiries and bids.
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Loatis Real Estate
Revolt Movement In Hungary Fails
A counterrevolutionary movement in Hungary failed after anti-government forces seized a Danube monitor. Budapest reports via Vienna correspondents indicate the uprising was suppressed.
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Hungary
Berne
Danube
Vienna
Budapest
Sergeant Reardon Returns From Overseas Service
Sergeant Harry Reardon of the Engineers branch has arrived home from overseas. He is among the first men to be back in the city and will visit, then proceed to Ne wite where he has secured a position.
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Harry Reardon
Engineers
The
Farmy
Reardon
Wiete
Gas and Tire Deals At Cooper Mose & Co
Local ad from Cooper Mose & Co at Main and Piccadilly Sts touts gas at 4 cents per gallon and Veedol oils and greases for autos trucks and tractors. It promotes Goodrich tires at reduced prices and Kelly Ford attachments to prevent broken arms, inviting customers to try products at the busy corner.
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Goodrich
Agadrecy
Cooper Mose. & OW CO
Main & Piccadiley Sts
Henry and Moulden Wed in Hagerstown Ceremony
Mr M Henry and Mrs Emma V Moulden were married late yesterday afternoon in Hagerstown Maryland by Rev J H Webb. The couple left Winchester by auto after the ceremony and Mrs Lawson is noted as a related relative.
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Harry M. Henry
City
Emma V. Moulden
Brucetown
Hagerstown
J. H. Webb
Winchester
Lawson Onry
George Robert Henry
Stalline Wen
News
Braddock Street Extended: Kremer Property Building Lots for Sale
Valuable building lots on Kremer property offered for sale by Clarence Miller. Prime Braddock Street area with extended frontage and potential for development. Contact Clarence Miller for details and pricing.
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Braddock
Kremer
Clarence Miller
For Sale Two small houses near Handley School
For sale two desirable small houses near Handley School on south Braddock Street 16 16 31. J W Baker.
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Handley School
South Braddock St
J. W. Baker
Big Lot Summer Rugs and Refrigerators at NEIDEMEYER Co
Readable items list broad stock from NEIDEMEYER & Co at Water and Main, featuring summer rugs, burlap backed linoleum, sanitary metal fittings, and a wide refrigerator selection. Also promotes Sherwin Williams dry lime sulfur arsenate of lead for summer spraying, from Cooper Mose. & Oil Co. at Main and Piccadilly Streets.
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Sherwin Williams
Cooper Mose. & Oil CO
Main & Pic
Cadilly Sts
Public Furniture Sale Notices at S Market
Public sale of household goods including parlor and bedroom furniture, refrigerator, carpets set for July 2 at 10 a.m. at 018 S Market. Auction lists Mrs. Emma Nalls as owner.
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S. Market
Emma Nalls
Ble Vein Georges Creek Coal for smithing and threshing
Smithing and threshing orders available for Ble Vein Georges Creek Coal. G. O. Snapp supplies Bell telephone 414-J.
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Georges Creek
Bell Phone
Field resigns as secretary of Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Arthur M. Field resigns as secretary with effect by August 1. He will join Charles C. Hopkins in a Rochester civil engineering partnership. Field, a native of Rochester and veteran, helped improve Winchester civic life and plans to pursue engineering with his new firm.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rochester
Arthur M. ‘Field
McGuiré
Field
Charles C. Hopkins
New
United States
Fortress Monroe
Winchester
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Washington
Gertrude Barton
Robert T. Barton
W. D. Field
Night market trial starts July 5 with Saturday evenings
The Market Commission will run a Saturday night market in addition to the existing Saturday morning and weekly Tuesday and Thursday markets. The night market begins July 5 and will continue if there is public demand and producer participation.
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Market Commission
Dividend Notice Declared by The Commercial and Savings Bank
The Board of Directors has declared a semi annual dividend of three percent payable to stockholders on and after July 1 1919. John I Sloat cashier June 27 1919. rt 2 ea Ip.
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The
Commercial and Savings Bank
John I. Sloat
Look For Light Crop In Valley Look For Light Crop In Valley
Late reports from orchardists indicate apple crops in Shenandoah and Rockingham will be smaller than usual. In Augusta and Rockbridge the indications are more favorable. A number of trees in the county seem to be victims of frog eye disease or another not fully understood cause.
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Shenandoah
Rockingham
Augusta
Rockbridge
President to tour country after treaty submission
After more than five months of conferences, portions of the treaty with Austria remain to be completed and talks with Turkey and Bulgaria must be conducted. Following today, attention shifts to President Wilson’s nationwide tour after presenting the treaty to the Senate. He is expected to travel west to the Pacific coast delivering addresses in support of the treaty and the league covenant.
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Austria
Turkey
Bulgaria
Wilson
Senate
Pacific Coast
Wheat Insurance Reminder for Farmers
The notice urges farmers to insure their wheat crops against loss from fire and lightning. It promotes low costs for short-term coverage and cites R. R. Bryarly & Bro as the provider.
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Mr. Farmer
Winchester Cold Storage seeks apple stock for expansion
Apple growers desiring stock in the Winchester Cold Storage Company are asked to contact the undersigned at once. Stock carries an irrevocable option on storage space, keeping holders independent of monopolizing financial interests. Full plan details explained by H. F. Byrd president John Thwaite vice president Ray Robinson secretary R. McCann treasurer.
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Winchester Cold Storage Company
Winchester Cold Storage CO
H. F. Byrd
John Thwaite
Ray Robinson
Co. R. McCann
Estate of Harry M. Baker Administrator Notice
Claims or debts against the estate of the late Harry M. Baker must be presented to administrator M. M. Lynch. Filing and settlement set by the administrator. Reward offered for a lost large dark blue veil on Martinsburg pike and Winchester with Star office.
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Martinsburg Pike
Winchester
Star Office
Market history notes on Winchester and Belle Grove tale
A fragmented historical piece recalls Winchester market life from 1840s to postwar years. It references a market house, Groceries sign, and Harper's depiction of the market. Also notes Belle Grove and Cartmell's history of the Ninchester market with brief mentions of battles and town vendors.
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Charles
Harper's
Market
Winchester
Virginia
Kuréz
T. Latham
Loor
Harper
Cartmell
Lts
Ninchester
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Associated Press
Secretary of State
Lansing
Henry M. White
Col
Gen
Tasker Hi. Bliss
Cannon
Jaen Christian Smutts
Union of South Africa
General Smutts
U. SS
Brest
Tumulty
League of Nations
Stock ‘Exchange
Hohenzollern
Amerongen
Holland
William
Netherlands
Entente
Hohen‘vollerh
Kaiser Much
Kaiser
County Club Girls
Anna
M. E. Conner
Mcilwee
Greenway Church
Double Tollgate
Royal Typewriter
Hotel Evans
Woodstock
C.H.G
S. Washington Street
Market St
Sergeant Reardon
Mr. M. Henry
Mrs. Moulden
P. C. Neidemeyer & CO
New Furniture Re
Arthur M. Field
Bayt
Shenandoah Herald
Sion
Wheat Insurance
R. M. Swimley
Harry M. Baker
M. M. Lynch
Windhter
Madison
Belle Grove
Tutinots
Ramsey
Tn Winey
Nemo
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