Cheerful ditty by Walt Mason funnily mocks fears of anarchy
The verse lampoons mob panic and gloomy forecasts as it urges cheer and goodwill. It references peacetime optimism, criticism of pessimists, and a light heart amid worldly woes. The piece remains playful, centering on social anxieties and resilience.
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Beause
Decoration Day Memorial Service Program
Memorial service of the Grand Army of the Republic by Mulligan Post with prayers, hymns, addresses, songs and a saluting squad of Winchester State Guards. Notables include Rev. F. M. Richard ein Rev. H. G. Spencer Mrs. Louise Bekey Mrs Elmer V Hodges and Mr Morgan Anderson. Taps closes program.
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F. M. Richardein
Grand Army
Ee Republic
Mulligan Post
Louise Bekey
John A. Logan
L. Dy. Jackson
H. G. Spencer
Ket Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elmer V. Hodges
America
W. H. Bampsell
United Brethren Church
Winchester State Guards
Morgan Anderson
Decoration Day events planned at Macedonia church
Armel Virginia notes report Macedonia will hold Decoration Day services on Sunday June 1 with Rev F A Strother of Stephens City expected to deliver the memorial address in the afternoon. Local residents including Arthur Armel and Jesse Armel are noted with various family travels and military returnees referenced.
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Armel
Macedonia
F. A. Strother
Stephens City
M. ©. Church
South
Arthur Armel
Bethel
R. D. Johnston
Jesse Armel
Rufus Newcome
W. C. Perry
Winchester
Loring Price
Ridgeway
T. Price
Ollie Newcome
France
Camp Meade
Bfiead of
Chip
Local Folks Spend Time With Family and Friends
Chester spent Monday and Miss Marjorie Haymaker of Bethel visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Samuel Haymaker. Mr and Mrs J W Newcome enjoyed Sunday evening in Winchester.
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Chester
Marjorie Haymaker
Bethel
Samuel Haymaker
J. W. Newcome
Winchester
Bunker Hill Brevities Highlight Local Moves and News
At Bunker Hill West Virginia on May 28 Miss Hattie Lockhart of Martinsburg visits Mrs E F Gardner. Several residents travel to Martinsburg and Richmond Furnace. The death of Levi Lyon from Middletown is to be interred at Chambersburg. Church services are planned and local graveyard cleanup is called for May 30.
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Bunker Hill
W. Va
Hattie Lockhart
Martinsburg
E. F. Gardner
J. T. Stewart
J. D. Payne
Deke-Crabbs
Hagerstown
J. Fred Laise
Presbyterian Church
Charlies F. Laise
611Th Engineer Corps
France
Cline
Newport News
Bank official sworn to truth in 1919 affidavit
In Winchester Virginia a bank cashier sworn to the truth of a statement sworn May 19 1919. The document cites directors J D Fuller W P McGuire M M Lynch J S Haldeman and notes the state bank statement and attestations. The fragment mentions a murder charge and an escaped prisoner from Bellevue Hospital with details about a feigned paralysis.
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State of Virginia
Winchester
H. D. Fuller
J. D. Fuller
W. P. McGuire
M. M. Lynch
J. $. Haldeman
Bellevue Hospital
Sawite Fis
Silage
Duquesne
Elsie M. Maphis
N. P
Burnt Factory Notes and Local Happenings in Virginia
May 28 Burnt Factory Virginia reports visitors from Martinsburg for the Centenary movement. Local families host guests including Meta Frazier of Clearbrook and Bromley and Wright couples. Rain slows corn planting while George Stump recovers from flu related rheumatism. Creek water gaps wash away as fast as they are rebuilt. Chicken thieves raid roosts along the area.
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Burnt Factory
Julia Jackson
Berryville
George W. Stump
George
Stump
Leave To Inspect Ranch In Mexico
Messrs. E. V. Weems and Shirley Carter depart for Mexico to inspect a large sugar plantation in which they and other capitalists hold interests. The ranch lies about 200 miles south of Vera Cruz with unrest noted in the country. The superintendent was reportedly kidnapped and a ransom of $8,000 demanded, but he escaped.
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Messrs
E. V. Weems
Shirley Carter
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Messrs. Weems
Carter
Lloyd George May Visit United States in October
Paris May 28 Premier Lloyd George of Great Britain is said to consider favorably a proposal from the American peace delegation that he visit the United States this year. He may attend the first meeting of the League of Nations in Washington in October.
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Associated Press
Paris
Lloyd George
Great Britain
United States
America
League of Nations
Washington
Public Sale of ValuabLe Realty in Frederick County
Attorney in fact for the heirs of J A McCauley decd offers a 4 acre tract with orchard for public auction June 14 1919 at 11 am in front of the Winchester Virginia courthouse The land lies between Kernstown and the Winchester and Strasburg Railroad terms: one third cash day of sale balance in two equal annual installments at 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust and fire insurance policy.
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J. A. McCauley
Winchester
Frederick County
Kernstown
Winchester and Strasburg R. R
D. B. Kater
J. Foster Gray
Paris to Switzerland Mail Route Landed in Geneva
Geneva hosts a historic first as Swiss airman Burafour carried mails and landed at Geneva on the Paris to Switzerland route. Flight duration and exact hour are reported but cut off in the copy.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Burafour
Banks Observe Holiday Closings May 30 1919
Several banks announce closures on Friday May 30 1919 a legal holiday. Paper maturities due that day will be payable on the next business day May 31 1919. Cashiers include Shenageah Valley National Bank Fermite Commercial and Savings Bank Union Bank of Winchester and others.
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Tilw Bank
Shenageah Valley National Bank
Fermite and Merchant
John I. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Summers
Union Bank of Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Nat Bank Winchester Virginia Bank Statement 1919
Balance sheet shows resources including loans 1 847 174 51 and U S bonds pledged 2 626 11. cash in vault 172 804 12. deposits 2 141 358 08. capital stock 96 941 40. surplus 65 197 45. undivided profits 31 743 95. total 3 378 779 00. Verification by cashier Wm G Hardy and directors Lewis F Cooper and W A Beker sworn May 21 1919.
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Winchester
Virginia
Resources Loans Ang Discounte
Grenieas
U. S
U S
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Ae Reserve
Dunsdpipedion Bank
Vaiss Sree
Bedcuneass
Lediehenesnae
Ee Ee Pest
Secu
Banking
Realschatt Wees Sen Thas
Federal Reserve Baskc
J-Sec
Reserve Bank
Sessnee
State of Virginia
County of
Frederick
Wm. G. Hardy
Announcement of Democratic primary candidates across several districts
A historical notice lists multiple candidates for local offices subject to the Democratic primary. Names include Robert Shade for Commissioner of Revenue, Hugh G. DeHAVEN, ISAIAH C. ROE for Supervisor, DICK GOOD for Back Creek Board, MARSHALL LEWIS for Gainesboro District, WM. D. DeHAVEN, ELON D. SHENK, WM. E. SMITH for Sheriff, A. R. RINKERS, LUTH PANNETT, and JOHN M. MASSIE, with varying service notes and pledges.
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Mere
Robert Shade
Coe Brannon
Lee N
Whitacre
Rece
Board of Supervisors of
Back Creek
Dick Good
Gainesboro
Marshall Lewis
WM. D. Dehaven
Elon D. Shenk
Candidate announces re election for Frederick County offices
A candidate lists T Russell Cather seeking re election as Commonwealths Attorney and C Phil H Gold for County Clerk. The notice notes Democratic Primary August 5 and asks for support from friends and fellow partisans. C Brannon signs as official.
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Patiener
Frederick County Political Entries for August 5 1919
Robt S Smith announces candidacy for Treasurer of Frederick County subject to the Democratic Primary on August 5 1919 and seeks re election to the House of Delegates for Frederick County and Winchester also subject to the primary date.
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Myse
Frederick County
House OF Delegates
House of E Tes
Frederick
Winchester
For Sale Limestone Farm and Orchard Properties
For sale 45 percent acres of limestone land with 12 acres in bearing apple orchard and outbuildings on an asphalt pike three miles from railroad. Price 12000 dollars. 198 acres with fine buildings on macadam road featuring 18 acre Apple Orchard and 26 acres virgin timber soil suited for fruit. price 21000 dollars. Suburban residence with concrete cellar and servant house on a large, beautiful home site.
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