Death Claims Sydnor F. Henry of Winchester
Sydnor F. Henry aged 51 of Winchester died at his home 140 South Main Street after a long diabetes illness. Survived by daughter Miss May Henry and his mother Mrs. M. C. Henry, funeral from his residence Friday at 4 PM with Rev. E E Norton officiating. Interment Hebron Cemetery. Also details of Mrs. Mary W Eddy funeral.
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Sydnor F. Henry
Wimmchester
South Main Street
Mr. Henry
Henry
Frederick County
J. W. Henry
Winchester
American Strawboard Company
Asa Lewis
E. E. Northen
Baptist
Hebron
M. C. Henry
Mrrs. Iaies
George W. Haimes
Eddy
Mary W Eddy
William N. Eddy
North Main Street
Frederick
Clarke
D. H. Kern
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South
Combined Automobile and Stage Line Notice
Evans Hotel office will handle all telephone calls orders and small parcels with careful attention. Notice dated 4 23 1p 11w signed M F Castleman.
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Evans Hotel
M. F. Castleman
Fugitt's Livery Advertises Boarding Horses
The notice promotes Fugitt's Livery offering careful boarding for horses and a reliable team. It highlights attentive care and a reputable service for horse owners seeking reliable stabling.
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Fugitt
Martinsburg Fire Company plans three day demonstration
The Ryneal Fire Company of Martinsburg held a special meeting to report progress on funds for a Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association demonstration late in May. Five members will lead, with invitations sent to fire companies from Harrisburg to Staunton and Frederick to Eakins to attend and compete for up to $500 in prizes.
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Ryneal Fire Company
Martinsburg
Wich
Cumberland Valley” Firemen’s Association
W. F. Shaughter
Martin Quinn
Floyd Anderson
Henry T. Gaver
John Poisal
W. F. Slaughter
Henry T.gaver
Gaver
Harrisburg
Staunton
Frederick
Eakins
Winchester Saloons to Close Under Local Option Law
Eleven Winchester saloons, open for twenty years, will close tomorrow night at ten o clock as the town goes dry under local option. Citizens rushed to stock up on whiskey and beer ahead of May first when licenses cannot be issued and the local option law takes effect.
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Winchester
Tax payers urged to qualify for presidential vote by May 3 1908
Notice requests all potential voters to pay taxes by May 3 1908 to be qualified for the November presidential election. signed S M Chiles.
Firemen meet to arrange funeral attendance
Notice from the Friendship Fire Company states a meeting at eight this evening to arrange attendance at the funeral of the late Mr. Sydnor F. Menry. By order of W. M. Sumpmon, First Lieutenant.
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Friendship Fire Company
Sydnor F.menry
W. M. Sumpmon
Mayor William E Gilbert of Laurel Born in Winchester
William E Gilbert, re-elected mayor of Laurel Maryland for a second term, was born in Winchester in April 1855. He moved with his family to Brucetown Frederick County in childhood, later worked in drug stores, moved to Baltimore, and returned to Laurel in 1890. He owns a renowned dairy farm near Laurel and helped abolish liquor sales in the town in 1906.
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William E. Gilbert
Laurel
Winchester
Brucetown
Frederick Ae
Baltimore
J. J. Gilbert
William JF. Gilbert
Shawnee Telephone Line To Improve
The Shawnee Telephone Company held its annual stockholders meeting this morning electing A. B. Richards as president H. F. Byrd as vice president T. W. Steck as secretary and treasurer and directors including Richards Steck Steck Richards Byrd. Plans to improve and extend the lines were discussed with the company in excellent condition and a bright outlook for future business.
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The
Shawnee Telephone Company
A. B. Richards
H. F. Byrd
T. W. Steck
Mesors
J. M. Steck
M. B. Richards
Sermon To Shawnee Red Men Preached At United Brethren Church
The Shawnee Red Men gather for an annual sermon at 7 thirty next Sunday evening in the United Brethren Church delivered by Rev. R G Hammond. They will meet at the wigwam on Market Street at 7 oclock and march in a body to the church.
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United Brethren Church
R. G. Hammond
Market Street
Skating Rink Schedules Block Party Leap Year Night May Party
Community notices announce a block party tonight, a leap year party tomorrow, and a May party Friday night at Market Street Rink. Ad 부탁 provides details for attendees and event times.
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Market Street
Lovers of Fine Horses At The Fair Grounds Today
Blagueur the French coach stallion performs at the fair grounds today and tomorrow with future appearances every two weeks on Wednesdays. Public interest in equestrian events continues with keepers and riders showcasing the horse.
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Blaguer
Evidence of Paper Mills Price Fixing Reported to House Panel
John N Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association presented evidence to the House select committee on print paper tariffs showing price variation from 2 to 10 dollars a ton and alleged unity among mills. Replies from newspapers indicated agents and mills withdrew or altered quotations, with many papers reporting uniform pricing and restricted output.
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John Ni Norris
Pblishers’ Association
Select House ‘Committee
Norris
House
Mann
Williams
Dingley Committee
Publishers’ Association
Postponed Sale of Mr I H Faulkner Stock of Goods
The closing of the special sale is postponed as 80 large stock remains to be shipped to Frederick Maryland. The sale continues briefly at Faulkner Stand with very low prices on drygoods notions shoes hats trunks and related items. Call early to secure bargains before stock is depleted.
Shenandoah County Votes Keep Dry With Two-Year Rule
Two Shenandoah county districts voted to remain dry, continuing prohibition for two years. New Market and Edinburg regions backed no-license majorities, while Madison and Madison districts supported the dry position by margins of 62 and 64 respectively, ensuring the county stays dry.
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Montis
Elecaiae
Madison
Shenandoah County
Engineer Tom Clooney Transferred Within B and O Line
Mr. Thomas Clooney, longtime B and O Railroad engineer, moved yesterday from the Lexington to Harrisonburg branch to the Strasburg Brune wick run. He has served the railroad for many years and has many friends in the city.
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Thomas Clooney
Baltimore and ‘Ohio
Lexington
Harrisonburg
Brunewick
Ind
Strasburg
Clooney
B. & O. Railroad
City
Carry Nation Busy Selling Hatchets in Berryville
Carry A Nation spoke to a large Berryville crowd at the M W James Court house and sold hatchets and boleofnete items during a two hour lecture. She used offensive language but drew significant contributions. H E Strudwick left Berryville for Welch West Virginia to pursue a new hotel venture with Tax River Hotel. Mr Thomas Murphy plans to join him next week.
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Berryville
Harry Blake
M. W. James
H. E. Strudwick
Berryville Imm
Welch
W. Va
Tax River
Thomas Murphy
Battletown Inn
Notice of meeting to arrange funeral for Sydnor F Henry
I O R M members hold an 8 o'clock tonight meeting to arrange the funeral for Brother Sydnor F Henry by order of the Sachem Spit.
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Sydnor F. Henry
Sachem
Spit
Handshake at Hotel Evans Promotes Men’s Attire Line
Mr T L Williams representing Clareficé H Reizenstein of the Hub Purishing Store in Washington D C is at Hotel Evans showcasing a handsome up to date line of shirts hosiery straw hats and more. Orders will receive prompt attention.
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T. L. Williams
Clareficé
H. Reizenstein
Lin
Washington, D
Evans
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Citizn
S. M. Chiles
Shenandoah
Madison and Lee
Matlisom Maigisterial
Les
Leo
Edinburg
Tom. Clooney
Carry Nation
Vieet
Madison Lodge
Haddox Hall
Odd- Eee -In
United States
L. R. Swimley
Virginia Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mr. Northen
Messrs
C. M. Gibbons
W. L. Whiston
Maryland Grand Lodge
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the
Order
Ccrel
Trelief
Minilison Lodge
Winchaster
Valley Lodge
No. 40
Shen
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