Cooper’s Medicine Draws Crowds for Interviews and Claims
A Banner reporter observed large crowds at Cooper’s headquarters as residents share experiences with the preparations. Abe interviews yield testimonials from B B Lasater of 1224 North Fourth Ave about relief from stomach and rheumatic pain, and Mrs. T. A. Smith of 505 Hudson St praising bladder and kidney relief after about a week. Despite doctors’ warnings, Cooper’sMedicine gains traction as Franck Baker & Son secure agency rights and report strong sales.
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Cooper
Abe
B B. Lasater
North Fourth Avenue
T. A. Smith
Hudson Street
Franck Baker & Son
Trustee's Sale of City Houses and Lots in Winchester
Three trust deeds against Charles R DeHaven and wife prompt sale of a large Highland Avenue lot in Winchester Va at public auction on Saturday April 4 1908 11 am The property includes a two story frame building and multiple subdividable lots with terms requiring one third cash and two thirds via two equal bonds at 6 percent interest due in one and two years The sale is conducted by trustee Shirley Carter with Gray Williams attorney and is subject to reserve and adjoiner options.
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Charles R. DeHaven
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Highland Avenue
Kern St
North Kent Street
Shirley Carter
Gray Williams
Democratic Primary Election Notice for Virginia District
Notice for a Democratic primary on June 10 1908 in Virginia Seventh Congressional District counties and cities to nominate a House candidate for the 61st Congress. Candidates must file by April 9 1908 with R T W Duke Jr district chairman and pay a $1000 assessment to appear on the ballot.
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Virginia
House of Representatives
Congress
United States
Peece
Pers
R. T. _W. Duke, Jr
R. T. W. Duke
Ekc
Closing Exercises at Run School Draw Large Crowd
The Run School held closing exercises at 2 PM with dramatic recitations and patriotic speaking. The Gap Run string band provided music and Perry Purcell of Winchester contributed with mandolin. J C Ramey photographed the school for Gap Run art gallery.
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Viein
Gap Run
Perry Purcell
Winchester
J.C. Ramey
Gap Run Art Gallery
James Spence
Nettie
Ada ‘Spence
Bethel
J. N. McDonald
Chambersville
M. N. Larrick
Julian “Larrick
Angie
Pauline Larritk
Gainesboro
Arthur Snapp
Minnie
Ida
Laws Va April 2 Local Notices and Trades
News items from Laws Virginia on April 2 report illnesses at home of Louise Grimm and J M Sowers, SImpson able to be out after sickness, Estelle Laws ill in Winchester, and Bowen leaving for Malta Montana. Trades include C Rhoades selling a dining horse to Charlie Wilkinson, Bradley Johnson purchasing the river farm for about 1000, C E McKay selling 59 head of cattle, and other local transfers and visits.
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Laws
Louise Grimm
M. EK. Gordon
J. M. Sowers
W. A. Simpson
C. D. Laws
Winchester
Estelle Laws
Malta
Montana
Tamar Wiflebower
Orl
Great West
C. Rhoades
Charlie Wilkinson
Cedarville
Bradley T. Johnson
H. N. Johnson
Simpson
Cearee Lee
Pierce's Medicines Celebrate Two Decades of Popularity
The piece touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as superior, enduring remedies with printed ingredients. It argues against substitutes and highlights non alcoholic tonic Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as easy to take and still popular. It frames them as honest, square deals trusted for weak stomach liver and blood issues and nerve support.
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Pierce
Conmerasi Ion
Ekamoense
Nothi
Fr. Fierce
Boone
Dr. Pierce
Winchester Woman Credits Donn's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Martha Henry of 407 Low Kent St Winchester says Donn's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney pain backache and urinary troubles after doctors failed. She bought from Franck Baker & Son and reports complete cure with no recurrence. Foxxster Milburn Co New York sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Winchester
Martha Henry
Low Kent St
Vas
Dean
Franck Baker, & Son
Foxsxter-Milburn Co
Serfendes
New York
United States
Dotals
Apples Win First Prize At Indiana Fruit Exhibit
A bushel of apples won top prize at the Indiana Horticultural Show held during a university farmers short course. The prize sold at auction for 15.50. The report notes growing tips and profits tied to fertilizing and drainage, and mentions the Indiana College of Agriculture receiving hundreds of graduate requests for farm roles.
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Indiana
Pure Due University
Wisconin’ College ‘of Agriculture
Suil
Onten
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