Glaize Elected President of City Common Council
Fred L. Glaize was unanimously elected president of the Common Council for the ensuing year, succeeding Hunter B. Grimm who declined reelection. The meeting covered officer salaries, committee appointments, and plans for a welfare charity centralizing local aid with representation from all denominations. The council also reviewed treasurer reports, water taxes, and water chlorination issues at the town springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. L. Glaize
Hunter B. Grimm
Glaize
Thomas J. Trier
Messrs
F. L. Glaize
J. George Baetjer
John W. Rosenberger
B. M. Knight
J. H. Henry
Harry Hardy
W. A. Baker
C. R
Mm. W. Nelson Page
Charles P. McVicar
W. A. Sale
H. B. Mn
Knight
Mr.Glaize
Council
Rosenberger
Baker
Baetjer
William Lupton
Handley Fund
Hardy
Lewis F. Cooper
A. A. Kelly
Salvations Army
Red Cross
Sale
Committee On Poor
Con
Board of Health
Health Department
Richmond
Julian F. Wagd
Health Board
Tam
Shenandoah Valley Fair Draws Crowd Scale Now in Second Day
A morning crowd estimated between two and three thousand attended the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society fair on its second day. Officials said the event is the biggest and most successful yet. Prize winners included fattest baby, Stewart Eugene Anderson, and prettiest babies Alfred Harwood and Stewart Eugene Anderson. Racing events featured purses of 300 dollars for 2 25 Trot and 2 25 Pace with lineups led by Lady Corsage and Lady Hobson. The Yarboroughs Black Hussar Band performed to crowds on streets and grounds, with George Melville offering free acts praised as the best yet. Weather remained favorable, promising a milestone year for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
The
Red Cross
Fair Ground
Stewart Eugene Anderson
Alfred Harwood
Lady Corsage
Sunny Jim
Silent- Axworthy
Winola
Whipcord
Mose
Pace
Lady Hobson
Grey Ghost
Asburn Belle
Minnie Purcell
Linda C
Morgan Leaf
Dr. Long
Bondie Boy
Guy Axworthy
Peter Blaze
Yarborough
Black Hussar
George Melville
Neork City
Apple Picking Help Wanted Ad
Help wanted for 15 or 20 men to pick apples with good board and wages. Apply to J. Mack Noonan. 8 1p 21.
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J. Mack Noonan
W. L. Fultz
Five Thousand Five Hundred Buys City House Offer
Real estate ad lists a six room frame house with heat bath and garage on Piccadilly Street or a spacious Nat Avenue home with ample room and garage. Baker & Shryock advertise two options at five thousand five hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccadilly St
Nat. Ave
Baker & Shryock
Exporter of Apples Reaches Best Markets
Unsurpassed facilities for reaching the best markets. Every detail of the business carefully looked after by specialists. Boyd Richards, 8 Bank Building. Phones provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Businss
Boyd RE. Richards
Ay N. Bank
National Fruit Products Co opens for cider and canning apples
National Fruit Products Co announces readiness to receive both cider and canning apples at their plant on Fairmount Avenue. Bell phone 346. Also note Packard truck exhibit at Winchester Fair at 4 1p 2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fruit Products Co
Fairmount Avenue
Bell
Packard
Winchester Fair
Local Schools Open Sept 13 Amid Poisoning Fatalities
The Inchester public schools will begin the 1920 21 session on September 13 with four days of registration to ease first day crowding. Free text books will be provided to grades 1 6, while some parents may furnish books. Separate registration for county non residents for grades 7 12 occurs September 10 11. Seven civilian Edgewood arsenal deaths from poisoned alcohol are confirmed with detectives probing the case as an official inquiry begins. authorities deny the alcohol was poisoned to prevent theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inchester
Ything
John Kerr
Winchester
Associated Press
Baltimore
Edgewood Arsenal
Nelson Lucius
Rochester
N. Y
James Davis
Salisbury
Michael O'Leary
Edgewood
Washington
Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
MD.) Arsenal
Arsenal
Picnic Ticket Changes for Rock Enon Springs Event
Notice to railroad ticket buyers for the Friendship picnic at Rock Enon Springs Sept 6 postponed to Sept 13 due to rain. Tickets may be exchanged or refunded by Capt. C. Harry Hardy. If rain again forces postponement refunds will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Enon Springs
Capt
C. Harry Hardy
Win invites kids to Junior Red Cross exhibit at fairground
A Sas Win from Senior High School and two helpers invite boys and girls to the Kiddie Koop and Junior Red Cross exhibit at the fairground Thursday afternoon at 5 90. The first five children who shake his hand receive a souvenir. He greets each child and praises Junior Red Cross work in the county and town. Meet him at 5 30 Thursday on his wireless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Fair Ground
Winchester
Piano Stock Clearance At Tr Seats Music Store
Special notice states exclusive agency deals with Baldwin Cincinnati Francisbac er Piano Co New York Weaver York Pa Gulbransen Chicago. Large piano shipments en route and 9 used upright pianos plus 1 used player piano to be closed out at once. Every piano must sell within 5 days with upright models as low as 135 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Piano Co
Gin@innati
Ohlo
Francis Bacer——Piano Co
N. Y
Weaver Piano Co
York
Gulbransen Dickinson Piano Co
Chicago
Ford Touring for sale with 1919 motor
WANTED All kinds of fruit at C. V. Depot. SAM HAINES Bell Phone 476. Ford Touring in excellent running condition 1919 motor $375. C F. Warren Middletown Va 1-1p-6t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Depot
Sam Haines
Bell Phone
Middletown
Great Winchester on Valley Farm For Rent and Fair Entries
Great Winchester on Valley between Bartonville and Strasburg offers a 230 acre farm at Burn Factory five miles from Winchester. Apply J H Bromley R1 Berryville Va. Entries for the fair open at D W Lupton’s office on Rouss Ave Monday morning August 30th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartonville
Strasburg
Burn Factory
WincHester
J. H. Bromley
Berryville
D. W. Lupton
Rouss Ave
Registration Blanks Restored for Female Voters
The city announced an influx of registration blanks from Richmond and preparation to register all women who meet state election requirements. Some women have paid a $1.50 poll tax but could not register until now. registrars expect ample blanks. Mrs May Mort returns from Atlantic City to visit Mrs Pauline Shanklin of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Commissioner of the Revenue
May ‘Mort
Atlantic City
Pauline Shanklin
Baltimore
Governor Cox Tours Montana On Western Campaign Stop
Governor Cox arrives in Montana for the western leg of his campaign tour. He flew from Minot North Dakota and plans stops in Havre and Great Falls with speeches scheduled for this afternoon and tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Mont
Cox
Washington newsman Louis Garthe dies after 33 years
Louis Garthe longtime head of the Washington bureau of the Baltimore American and former Gridiron Club president died in Washington. The notice mentions his leadership in journalism and public life with a brief obituary tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Sept
Louis Garthe
Washington Bircai
Baltimore-American
Gridiron Club
Civil War Veteran William A. Kelly Dies at 76
William A. Kelly a Baltimore native and Civil War veteran died yesterday at his son in law and daughter E D Calvert South Main street after a long illness He served in the US Navy during part of the war and lived with his family for five years Surviving are his widow Charlotte A Kelly two sons Edward J Kelly and Mahlon Grant Kelly and a daughter Mrs EB D Calvert Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 PM at the Calverts home with Rev F Michardson of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South officiating Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers named William Keating Brook Baker S R Willey Grier Potts B D Calvert EB J Kelly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Kelly
E. D. Calvert
South Main Street
Mr. Kelly
Baltimore
United States Navy
Narragansett
Ter
Kelly
Charlotte A. Kelly
Messrs
Edward J. Kelly
Washington
Mahlon Grant Kelly
BE. D. E
Calvert
F. Michardson
Friendship Fire Company Sets Picnic for Saturday
The Friendship Fire Company, meeting in special session, announces its annual picnic will be held Saturday at Rock Bnon Springs. Rain Sunday and Monday caused postponement. the same program will be resumed, with many parents sending children to school on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Fire Company
Rock Bnon Springs
Saturd
Mendelia
Henry
B R T Strike Overseen as Gunfire Hits Train
Nine men in an automobile fired into a Brooklyn Rapid Transit surface train near the Twenty second avenue station but no one was hurt. Police pursued and captured the suspects three miles away as eleven more surface lines resumed operation and elevated and subway trains reported improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Twenty-second Avenue Station
Stock Market Closes Heavy After Broad Selloff
On September 8 in New York the market opened with scant buying and a broad selling wave. Cheaper rails, oils, and some independent steels led the decline as transport shares slipped 1 to 2 points and Mexican petroleum forfeited gains amid Mexican government tensions. Oils and food shares helped the later session stay conservative while overall activity remained weak with about 500000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Shorts
Mexican Petroleum
CHAS. M. STIEFF Upright Piano for Sale
Upright piano in mahogany case offered by Seal's. In fine condition and priced to move quickly. Ideal for buyers seeking a reliable instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal's
Winchester Orchard Supco Exhibits at Winchester Fair
Exhibits by the Winchester Orchard Supco are showcased at the Winchester Fair, drawing visitors to view fruit varieties and farming displays during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Orchard Supco
Winchester Fair
Ipti
Definite U S Agriculture Policy Urged by Senator
Senator urges a definite national agricultural policy at the Minnesota State Fair, advocating self sufficiency and in unity with farming, labor and industry. He warns of prices' uncertainty ahead and calls for restoring order, rebuilding industries, reclaiming lands and reabsorbing soldiers into normal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
America
United States
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Official
Board of
Apts
Great Winchester
Smith
Geo. Melville
C.F. Boyd
Red Bud Dept
14Th
Amherat ‘St
Ap- Besto Racing
Hansbrough & Carter
Lpters
Chamber of Commerce, Iptt
Smiths
Montana
Bob
G. H. Grimm
R. W. ‘Smith
Stephens City
Miller
Market
Stonewall
White Hall
Kauffman's
Farmer
Harding
Chas. M. Stieff
Minnesota Fair
Minnesota State Fair Grounds
Hai
Hadding
Agricul
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