Evening Star Publishing Co Winchester Ad Policy
The Evening Star announces its policy against deceptive ads and fake mining stock schemes. It notes merger with The News Item in 1907, consolidating circulation to over 3600 daily, making The Star the sole Winchester newspaper.
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Hades
Evening Star Publishing Co
H. F. Byrd
D. B. Conrad
John Hoover
Winchester
the Star
News-Item
Evening Star
Taft's Changing Tariff Stance Cited By Norfolk Landmark
The Norfolk Landmark notes Tafts shift from backing immediate tariff revision to delaying it until 1909. It warns that if his views keep evolving, the Secretary may advocate leaving revision to the next generation. The piece labels Tafts reasoning as compromised by political expediency.
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Taft
Norfolk
Virginia venture on James River slack water plan
The article notes Hon. H. D. Flood of Virginia promoting government aided slack water navigation on the James River with Blaine backing the idea. It credits potential vast benefits to Virginia if successful and mentions banker Schiff proposing broad immunity for past lawbreakers.
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H. D. Flood
Tenth
Virginia
James River
Blaine
Great
Northwest Territory
Flood
Schiff
New York
Mr. Schiff
Capt Snodgrass Resumes Rim from Illness at Home
Many friends in Winchester of Capt William R Snodgrass a popular Cumberland Valley Railroad passenger conductor will be gratified to learn that he has practically recovered from his recent illness at his home in Fateure WV and has resumed duties.
Payne six tieth birthday dinner at Grove Bros store
Mr. L. R. Payne celebrated his sixtieth birthday with a dinner hosted by Grove Bros. store guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hauptman, J. J. Ridgeway and family, Rev H. V. Wheeler, Dr. J. W. Best, Dr. E. B. Smoke, J. Swimley, Louise Hinton, W. M. Jefferson, J. K. Cunningham, and R. M. Ewan and wife. Other items note post office closings, threshing, peach sales, Berryville horse show, and upcoming church events.
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L. R. Payne
BE. B. Smoke
White Hall
J. Swimley
Louise Hinton
W. M. Jefferson
J. K. Cunningham
R. M. Ewan
Payne
J. B. Clagett
Little Son
Ohio
Charles Gordon
Berryville
Inwood Park
Rocky Glen Chapel
M. V. Ewan
Winchester
Sale of Horses at Berryville Stock Yards
A car load of range horses will be sold at the stock yards in Berryville Virginia on a date not specified in the fragment. The listing notes horses of varied age and color offered by local owners seeking buyers and competitive bids.
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Berryville
For Rent Valuable Frederick County Farm Land
For rent 110 acres of grass including 750 f excellent blue grass 27 acres arable and 60 acres woodland in Frederick county about 12 miles from Winchester and 7 miles from Front Royal. Includes good tenant house and ample water. Apply to A G Weaver atty Front Royal Va 28 1w.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Front Royal
A. G. Weaver
Atty
Valley Pike
Ford & Arey
William North Clark
J. Grant Clark
Court House
Raceburg
Ene
Mary Clare
William K.eresener
Fr . M. Steck
Ons Larrick
Phil
H. Gold
J. M. Steck
Notice to creditors and claimants in Ritenour estate
All persons indebted to the estate of the late John W. Ritenour are notified to pay the undersigned and any person having claims against the estate will present them to the undersigned. R. A. Lemley, Administrator. 9 20 Zw.
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John W. Ritenour
Ritenour
R. A. Lemley
Tea honors Winchester aunt with a social evening
Mrs L C Snapp hosted a pleasant tea last week for friends in honor of her aunt Mrs W H Taylor of Winchester. Miss Grace Patterson from Chambersburg Pa is visiting Miss Mattie Ewan. Miss Mary Young from Berkeley Springs Va is visiting Miss Mae Cunningham at Aspen Shade.
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L. C.”’ Snapp
W. H. Taylor
Winchester
Grace Patterson
Chambersburg
Mattie Ewan
Mary Young
Berkeley
Mae Cunningham
Aspen
Shade
Lost note dated May 12 1905 endorsed by Cooper
Notice states a promissory note payable to N A Cooper for fifty dollars dated May 12 1905 endorsed by C N Cooper, and warns buyers to assume risk. The rest describes a gate for a chicken yard and construction details with measurements, materials, and fasteners.
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N.A. Cooper
C. N. Cooper
N. Cooper
Feeding Millet Seed For Laying Hens
A quart of millet seed given to twenty hens in the morning and scattered widely to engage them until noon, then the same amount at night with other foods, keeps hens busy and fed. Twice daily feeding fills them, three times may kill them. Millet seeds are small and keep birds at work and eating slowly.
Agricultural experiments show hens produce 150 eggs yearly
Experiments at the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station indicate a hen consumes about 82 pounds of grain and meal yearly and needs six pounds of oyster shell for shells. Food costs about a cent per pound, totaling roughly $1.00 annually, yielding about 150 eggs worth around $2, a 60% return on keep.
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Utah “Agricultural Experiment Station
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Clarkr County
N. H. Carpenter
Weco
Harry Houspton
John Robinson
Lydia
Pinkham
Aug. Lyon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
East Earl, Pe
Grove Bros. Department Store
Forbes & Forney
John Bell
the People's Bank
Stephens City
I. J.harvey Canter
People’s Bank
J. Harvey Canter
L. A. Adams
W. H. Painter
CE Cougill
State of Virginia
Frederick
Geo. A. Samsell
N P
Washington. Bros
New York City
Nebraska
Chicago
Equitable
Broadway
Ena
Lss
Backing
Hysex
England
Dunsmore
Este
J. G. Dunsmore
Presiaet
Episcopal Female Institute
Goitowe
W. G. Marshall
North Braddock Steel
Shenandoah Collegiate
Resco
E. A. Hoensher
J. H. Reubush
Dayton
Chas M. Broun
Clarke County
the Garden
Gspot of Virginia Real Estate Agency
D.C. Snyder
Eod
H. Sprint
von Witt Optical CO
North Main St
Chichester
Jones Coreamery
Bosanko
Aainwonie LA
Briggs
White Post
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