Morning News Weekly Review Rates and Associated Press Notice
Classified notice lists pricing for daily morning weekly news service with Chester Virginia publication details. Rates shown include one year three six and twelve months in advance. Includes Associated Press copyright and republication terms for local dispatches and news.
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Davis Davis Davis The Independent Democrats and Independents Endorse John W Davis
The passage discusses independent Democrats and independents backing John W. Davis for the presidency. It notes doubts about his character and principles, praises his vigor and Lincolnian humanity, and lists supporters like Hibben Tarbell Arbury Colby and others allied with Princeton and Ohio University.
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Lincoln
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Theoarbury
Ida Tarbell
University of Ohio
Bretete ‘Colby
Admirals Wilson View on Character for Youth Education
Navy leader Henry S. Wilson urges the Naval Academy and Secretary of the Navy to promote the timeless value of character. He emphasizes that youth must cultivate virtue as the core of leadership, beyond pursuit of power or status.
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Henrys. Wilson
Naval Academy
Navy
Yar Ahor
America
Sryixe Rhymes Walt Mason Fragment
Fragmentary poem fragment shows Sryixe Rhymes by Walt Mason with themes of grievance bitterness and a neighbor playing a phonograph from sunrise to night. The speaker laments jealousy the fog the moon and failed finances while noting melancholy tunes and a hard earned cash struggle.
Ailing Man's Pride and the Graphophone’s Gloom
A narrator laments poverty and public pity while dwelling on a graphophone that plays jazz day and night. He vows to endure hardship with resilience, though small irritations and misfortune gnaw at his peace as a dog’s yells and a swelling knee intrude.
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Maeril
Kale
Bella
Cross Junction Brevities in Virginia Social Roundup
Cross Junction Va October 18 Mr J Vance Bell visits friends in the area. Alvin Baker son of Mr and Mrs Z G Baker returns home after ton sils removal at Memorial Hospital. H R Edwards and baby, and W E Edwards and family of Winchester plus Miss Belva Shenk of Mountain View spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs G H Edwards.
Star Tannery Notes Highlight Local Trades and Visits
In Star Tannery Virginia on October 18 Harry Richards of Mountain Falls delivered ewes to S R Hershman for sale to Keister and Crabill. Luther Brill sold hogs to the same buyers. Sunday School at Star Tannery M E Church at 2 with preaching at 3. Local residents traveled to Edinburg Winchester and Strasburg. A minor injury from a scrape at a home incident is noted.
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Star Tannery
Harry Richards
Mountain Falls
S. R. Hershman
Keister
Crabill
Luther Brill
Star ‘Wannery
le Brill
Salé Ponton
Guy Brill
Sarah’ Renner
Lina
Renner
R. Hershman
Letutgh
Grand Opera multiple cities engagement details outlined
The San Carlo Grand Opera Company plans a wide itinerary with 64 performers, extensive scenery, and strong acoustics at the Empire. engagements include Memphis Municipal Auditorium and stops in Roanoke Lynchburg and Richmond with a matinee and night show in Winchester before returning to New York. The advance agent Mr Barcus Represents Fortune Gallo and letters will be sent to Winchester, Frederick and Clarke counties.
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Clarke
San Carlo
Empire
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Memphis
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Municipal Auditorium
Roanoke
Lynchburg
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York
Opportunity to put the town on the map with new movement
A call to locals to back a community development effort described as a once in a lifetime chance to create progress. The message appeals to interest groups to support and patronize the project fully to boost the town’s profile and growth.
Accused Neighbor-Tarns Tables On McKee
Joe Roe of Frederick County faced two trials in the county magistrate’s court over cattle trespass and hunting. In the first case Roe claimed the cattle belonged to his brother Isaiah Roe and that he did not permit trespass. Justice Tavenner ruled the cattle were in Roe’s custody for anti-trespass purposes and fined Roe and Zae Aim. In the second case McKee was found guilty of trespassing on Roe land while hunting and fined 12.75 dollars including costs. Score 50-50 with Roe winning on the cattle case and McKee paying the hunting fine.
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Joe Roe
Isaiah’ ‘Rée
Frederick County
Francis A. McKee
McKee
Roe
Justice Taventier
Tavenner
Zae Aim
Weather outlook calls for showers later in week
Weather bureau forecast for the week starting Monday projects generally fair conditions in the North and Middle Atlantic states with near normal temperatures early, followed by unsettled weather and showers in the latter half. The report notes the forecast from the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic
Revival Services Continue At Odd Fellows Hall
Revival services held in Odd Fellows continue next week with Rev Peter Duborg to continue duties. Rev W C Long of Fistone Md has preached this week and will deliver his last sermon tomorrow. H L Collier of Washington arrived to assist, and Mr and Mrs Stanley Oak of Washington will join tomorrow's services. New workers will lead next week's meetings.
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Odd Fellows
Peter Duborg
W. C. Long
Fistone
H. L. Collier
Washington
Stanley Oak
Special Services at John Mann Church
Evangelistic services will be conducted for the next week at John Mann Church on Cork Street. Sundays feature sermons at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with texts from Matthew. The 2:30 p.m. Sunday school will have special features. Each night at 8 o'clock services invite Christians to renew covenants and the unsaved to accept Christ.
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John Mann
Cork Street
Christ
Eggs Butter and Poultry Ship to Peter Lewicki Inc
Advertisement urges sending eggs butter and poultry to Peter Lewicki and Co Commission Merchants at 229 Callowhill Street Philadelphia for best prices and prompt return. The line includes a dated business notation 10-8-1mo-1.
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Commission’ Merchants
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Centennial of Medical Society to be Observed
The Medical Society of Virginia plans a centennial style convention in Richmod during the week of the state fair. Dr. Hunter H. McGuire of Winchester is elected president and will preside over the anniversary meeting marking the 1824 charter and postwar continuance.
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Medical Society of Virginia
Richsaing
Hunter H. McGuire
Winchester
Medical’ Society of Virginia
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McGuire
Medical Profession
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Mysterious Classified Ad Sparks Medical Relief Request
Fragmentary ad mentions relief and medical items with a call to write for details and an address, suggesting a promotional or dubious medical offer. Several garbled phrases point to a request for information and an appointment. The readable pieces imply a health related sales pitch in an old newspaper notice.
Fuel price notice offers discounted coke and coal
Advertises cash discounts on coke at $12.00 per ton for single tons in October, $11.00 for 5 ton lots, and $10.00 for 10 ton plus. coal offered at $8.50 per ton with $1.00 cash discount to net $7.50. urges laying in winter supply before further price increases next month.
Citizens complain about burning leaves in streets
Citizens in many city sections protest neighbors burning large piles of fallen leaves in front of homes. They contend the practice violates local ordinances and is dangerous and objectionable. The protests are annual, with burning continuing until leaves are gone or novelty wears off.
First Cultivate Diligence Duty and Fortune
A brief proverb like the Cervantes line emphasizes diligence as the seed of success. It frames effort as the key to favorable outcomes and steady progress in any endeavor.
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Cervantes
Speculators Boost Stocks in War Time Market Rise
New York reports speculative interest returning to the stock market. Short-covering pushes prices higher as railroad shares lead advances with gains of 1 to 2. Public utilities pipes and tobacco issues show bullish moves amid a brief wartime session.
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