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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1915

Page

4

Rockingham County Eyes Se George N Conrad Senate Seat

The article praises Mr George N Conrad as a candidate for the state Senate, highlighting his ability, character, and wide experience. It argues his election would elevate Rockingham County’s standing in state affairs and reflects strong local support.

Senate Rockingham County Conrad Carey Rockingham

Conference chooses state citizen of the year

The report discusses the annual governors conference and a proposal to name a distinguished citizen of each state at the next meeting. It questions whether selecting Woodrow Wilson as a national figure is appropriate and notes uncertainty about future selections and their impact on state welfare.

Gover Foonevelt Petersburg Boston Woodrow Wilson Staunton Wilson New Jersey

Drive of the Allies on the German West Front

The report notes heavy Allied expectations and massive German artillery bombardment on the western front. It states six hundred rfur of assault were required to breach initial trenches and mentions significant German losses before French and British advances halted or slowed the German pressure.

Allies Drive Morale Over Military Gains In Western Front

The piece notes the Allies depend on morale more than decisive gains as French troops join in close combat after an extended bombardment. It argues any progress will boost courage in France and restore confidence in Britain while affecting the Balkan balance.

France Great Britain Balkan

Divided Stances on Wilson Policy Highlight Bryan Controversy

The Norfolk Virginian Pilot argues Bryan opposes Wilson's military preparedness and warns readers that his peace propaganda undermines administration goals. Separate local notices report social visits, school openings, and Sunday services across the community, with multiple residents visiting relatives and attending church.

Wilson Mr. Bryan Norfolk Virginian Pilot Bryan Germany

The Stingy Man by Walt Mason

A humorous verse highlighting two views on stinginess. Some praise a man who pays bills promptly and shuns credit while others mock him as a tightwad. The speaker sides with thrift, claiming prudence outlasts careless spending even at humble meals.

Walt Mason

Relief News Notes from Relief Virginia

Relief Va October 1 personal notes recount visits and calls among residents and families. Carl Rinker and sister Mabel Rinker spent Sunday with Herbert Brumback and Edna Brumback. Catherine Piter Mayme Piter Nannie Branner and Mrs J J Williams visited. George Branner Sophia Branner and Barbara Zirkle visited D N Graver at Reliance. B B Carpenter L D Pifer Ada Edna Carpenter visited with Dudley Massie. I A Graves and J A Williams called on Fred Ridings. B L Snapp family called at Opequon. William Branner and son George Williams visited Monday night at George.

George Branner David Graver Reliance Robert Massie Winchester G. L. Pifer Catherine Mayme Piter Nannie Branner JJ. A. Williams Stanley Ginn Sophia Branner Barbara Zirkle D. N. Graver B. B. Carpenter L. D. Pifer Ada Edna Carpenter Dudley Massie I. A. Graves J. A. Williams Fred. Ridings B. L. Snapp Opequon William Branner George ‘Williams George

Convalescent Typhoid Patient Elwood Kern Listed

Gore Virginia reports Elwood Kern son of Mr and Mrs D F Kern convalescing after typhoid fever. Mrs Lou Thompson leaves for Capon Bridge to establish a home there.

Gore Elwood Kern D. F. Kern Lou Thompson Capon Bridge

Kansas City Wins 1916 Grand Army Campment

Kansas City was chosen yesterday as the site for the 1916 encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic after Atlanticity withdrew its bid. The Western city won by unanimous vote as the Washington meeting closed.

Kansas City Grand Army of the Republic Washington Atlanticity

Death of W H Baker Revered Local Merchant

WHITACRE Virginia October 1 The death at his Winchester home of Mr W H Baker head of Baker and Company wholesale merchants leaves merchants and farmers in Frederick and adjoining counties mourning. Bakers aid to farmers extended to fertilizer and seeds with credit and sympathy. The report notes other local notices of farming life and area residents.

Ira C. Whitacre Silver Spring Whitacre Winchester W. H. Baker Baker and Company Frederick Robert Heironimus Covington W. W. Clark Wolf River W. C. Whitacre Beck and Company Martin Holliday The Baptist Ethel Gordon T. A. Whitacre H. C. Reynolds

Supreme Court Error Revealed in Judgment Calculations

Last June the Supreme Court ruling surfaced in reports. An error found in calculations passed by a lower court during litigation. Some commission members communicated with the Virginia commission aiming for a compromise. Meanwhile interest on the current judgment accrues at 1697 dollars daily.

White Post Items opens with new school staff and activities

White Post Virginia reports the public school opened with Miss Hallie Chrisman as principal and Miss Carrie Strange as assistant. Local student Mr Fendall Bowie returns from Alabama to resume studies at Boyce High School. Several residents travel or visit nearby towns while others pursue education and home improvements.

White Post Hallie Chrisman Carrie Strange River Fendall Bowie Alabama Boyce High School Maude Kennerly Wade Massie Washington, Va Wilton Stuart Baltimore J. C. Lee Washington Caroline Arledge Lucia Fitzhugh Meade Herndon

Soft Drink Makers Ready For Rush

Portmouth Va Oct 1 Anticipating higher demand for fountain beverages as the state nears its dry period producers and distributors plan to boost output. New plants and expansions are underway while several firms seek charters and one major company asks to raise capital by several thousand dollars.

Portsmouth State Corporations ‘Commission

Delay Stephens City Opening

Stephens City schools delayed their start from October 4 to October 11 due to unfinished rooms in the new building. Occupancy now expected on the latter date.

Stephens City

Glaize Secures Summit Point Church Contract

The contract for erecting the new Methodist Episcopal Church in Summit Point Jefferson Va has been awarded to W Glaize and Brother of Winchester South for 9500 dollars. Work will start shortly.

New Methodist Episcopal Church Summit Point Jefferson Va Winchester South W. Glaize and Brother

Mothers urged to use California Syrup of Figs for constipated children

An old advertisement explains that California Syrup of Figs safely relieves constipation in infants and children by cleansing the bowels within hours. It claims the product eases crossness fever stomach upset and restores playfulness, with directions printed on each bottle.

California Iig

West Virginia Debt Commission Probes Virginia Clash

West Virginia debt commission appointed by Governor Hatfield investigates the state’s financial interests amid a dispute with Virginia. Details outline the commission’s role in safeguarding West Virginia’s claims and potential impacts of the protracted controversy.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia

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Evening Star Virginia Harry F.odo Byrd Morning ‘News Bell Unite George N. Conrad Retha Carpenter Misses Silva Metta Boyce Miss Sophia Branner New Market Sunrise Church W. H. Sampsell Ashby Graves D. E. Pifer Ruth Pifer John Bright Kernstown Lela Rogers Mrs Ed. Rogers B. A. Giffin Minnie Hall R. Anderson Will Anderson Riley Orndoff S. J. Good J. F Mellwee Mildred Marguerite S. J. Goode Rock Enon the Stingy Man CLARK Sonneborn’s G A. R REGAL New York City Grove Bars Jenkins & Dunlat Hagerstown, MD H.staley AJ J Poffenberger Wm. Hl. Baker John Ebert Samuel Metz Near Clearbrook W. C. Payne E. Lawrence & Co Chicago Keller Drug Co Ginia Supreme Court H. C. Sommerville Glaize Star Office H. P. Geiser Engue W. L. Kuhn Leslie Magazine Lady Book Empire Theatre North Market St John Harmer Ford Newmarket Boyce Royal Rouss Ave J. B. Russell Chester Postine Cook S. Washington St Poland-China H. Brook Herbert S. Larrick Atty-at-Law Stehene Richmond Pond Ponds Extract Company Willers Bros Aria Katie Swinley
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