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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1905
Page
2
Governor Montague spoke to a Petersburg crowd lamenting newspapers hostile to his Senate bid. He criticized critics and defended his record while insisting he would represent the state without fear or favor if elected.
A discussion on rural decline notes young men migrate to cities for life quality rather than higher pay. It highlights the appeal of modern homes and better surroundings, and presents a farm implement method to improve draught animals. The piece describes a device linking a cow to a wagon to ease hitching and movement.
The text advises against cutting ends of shoots on crowded trees. Instead, remove one third or more of the branches to thin the canopy so the tree appears natural. The guidance cites a Farmers' Bulletin from the Department of Agriculture on pruning.
Readers are urged that Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages. The ad states the remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces, offers testimonials, and guarantees a cure with a 100 dollar pledge. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
District of Columbia National Guard encampment excursion via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on Sunday August 6. Special train leaves Winchester at 8.50 a.m. Spend the day on historical grounds with a round trip fare of seven cents.
Denver September 1905 notice announces very low rail rates via Baltimore and Ohio to Denver for the G A R National Encampment. Tickets on sale August 29 to September 2 return by September 15. Call any B and O R R ticket agent for rates routes and extensions.
In Berryville Virginia the Circuit Court of Clarke County issues a decree directing a master commissioner to restate the order of liability priority under the 1965 decree and modify prior references. Notice is to be published for four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star before执行. Court officers Whiting Kownslar Byrd announce execution of the order on September 4, 1905, with adjournments possible.
Notice to all parties in interest that on Monday August 23 1905 in Winchester Virginia I will execute the foregoing order. If not completed on that day proceedings will continue day to day until finished. Given July 27 1905 by Commissioner in Chancery Court Frederick County. E Bird Attorney.
In a public appeal Phil H. Gold asks for continued support to serve as Circuit Clerk now redefined as County Clerk. He vows careful, courteous service to patrons and gratitude for six years in office. A.J. Tavenner announces candidacy for Virginia House of Delegates in Fairfax County and Winchester, subject to Democratic primary on August 22, 1905, pledging honest representation.
Charles A. Ford announces his candidacy for Clerk of Clarke County subject to the Democratic primary. He pledges faithful service and names Joseph W. Crown of Berryville as deputy if elected.
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