Private Soldier Fought Hard Amid Virginia Gubernatorial Talk
Dodge Mann, described as the last Confederate soldier possible to become Virginia governor, is highlighted as a plain private who fought bravely. The piece argues criticism toward Judge Mann, noting the private soldier did the fighting while generals received praise.
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Dodge Mann
Virginia
Mr. Tucker
Judge Mann
Campaign Praise for Judge Mann in Virginia Governor Bid
The text lauds Judge Mann as a clean upright Christian figure who withstood abuse in Virginia politics. It claims he will be nominated and elected governor, noting the people’s love for him and the foes he has made.
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Mann
Thas
Virginia
Commonwealth
Science of Roads From Paris Conference
A Paris road conference favors tar treatment on macadam roads to reduce dust and extend life. France widely uses tar with about one third of a gallon per square yard and recommends U S oil to limit dust. French engineers also urge tree planting along roadsides with a single line of trees on each side every 16 to 32 feet for roads at least 30 feet wide.
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Paris
France
United States
Reply to Signers of Communication in Winchester Rural Route Debate
A letter responds to critics of a rural delivery petition in Winchester Virginia. It notes 277 people aged 21 or older signed and were inspected before filing with the Post Office Department in Washington. The piece defends the claim of 106 heads of families and argues the route would benefit more than just a few and should be decided locally.
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Winchester
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Ward
Phould
Community dispute over Rural Free Delivery route in Winchester
A local letters page debunks a Star of July 30 statement by Mr. Bentley Kern of Winchester Post Office denying any change in mail service. The exchange defends the Rural Free Delivery system as progressive and endorsed by forty six states, noting signatures from 106 heads of families representing 277 people in favor and 22 indifferent, with 40 opposing.
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Bentley Kern
Winchester
Virginia
Allen's Foot-Kase and a Winchester chancery notice
Allen's Foot-Kase powder promises instant relief for painful feet corns and bunions and lasting comfort in tight shoes. Separate notice from Winchester Virginia on July 8 1909 orders executor William Atkinson to settle Mary B White decd estate with Aug 14 1909 deadline. chancery commissioner J M Steck presiding, continuation if not completed.
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Allen
Allen S. Jimstead
le Roy
New York
W. D. White
Commonwealth of Winchester
William Atkinson
Mary B. White
Winchester
J. M. Steck
Lunch Refusal Triggers Ham-Themed Riff from Council
After a long councillor session an English town council debated adjournment for lunch. The mayor faced opposition until an inebriated member cried I ham astonished I ham surprised I ham amazed at being kept from lunch. A colleague replied surprised that a man with so much ham in his mouth would seek lunch.
Bank suit in Winchester refers case to master commissioner
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester vs John W Hook and others. Decree of the Corporation Court dated July 2 1909 refers matter to a master commissioner to ascertain Hook possessions in Winchester and Frederick County Virginia and report all debts. commissioner to notify creditors by newspaper publication and convene them for examination. Hearing set August 23 1909 at Winchester office. Attorneys: Harry R Kern John M Steck R Gray Williams.
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John W. Hook
Corporation Court
Winchester
Frederick
Va. Or
A. J. Tavenner
Said Court
Harry R. Kern
John M. Steck
R. Gray Williams
Public Sale of Valuable Realty in Frederick County
Special commissioners will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Circuit Court House in Winchester Virginia on a date to be announced. The sale follows a decree from the Jane Term 1909 in the case Jerome Hauptman et al versus M N Frasher et al in the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia.
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Jerome Hauptman
355 Acres Home Place Sale near Wadesville Virginia
Land sale near Wadesville on the Winchester & Potomac line covers about 355 acres in Frederick and Clarke counties. It will be offered as a whole or in two parcels divided by the railroad, with a stone dwelling, barn, and improvements. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two annual installments by purchaser bonds, secured by deed of trust and insurance.
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Winchester & Potomac Railroad
Wadesville
Frederick County
Clarke County
M. N. Frasher
Winchester & Potomac Railroad Company
Luther Brill
S. B. Pifer
Virginia
J. M. Steck
R. M. Ward
H. R. Kern
Phl. H. Goon
Circuit Court
A. G. Swanson
Auc
Sanford L. Brill
Middletown
Mulberry St. Stephens City
Winchester
Pike
Good & CO
Rouss Ave
Decree Refers Huntsberry Estate to Chancery Commissioner
Herbert Larrick trustee v John Huntsberry et al is referred to a Chancery Commissioner to identify creditors and their distributive shares. The commissioner will settle accounts of the trustee and report additional pertinent matters. Notice is given for August 24, 1909 at Ward and Larrick Winchester Virginia for proceedings and possible adjournments.
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Larrick
John A. Huntsberry
John A. Hunteberry
Herbert S. Larrick
Winchester
John A. Hunttsberry
David S. Glaize
Com
Chambery Cir
Ward & Larrick
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J. P. Reardon
P. Q
All-Powerful Love Inspires Steadfast Hope
A Kempis quotes love as all conquering and unburdened by trouble. It speaks of aiming high, refusing excuses of impossibility, and believing all things are possible through love.
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Thomas A Kempia
Doslam Drug Expands To Treat Minor Skin Ailments
The Doslam medicine, originally used for eczema, now offers a 50 cent size for treating pimples acne and other minor skin troubles. Dispensers have added smaller jars to reach patients with limited needs, promising itching relief after first application and healing in two weeks for chronic cases. Samples remain available for trial by writing to Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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Winchester
West 25Th Street
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