Hotel Jack Company Leaders Travel for Stockholders Meeting
C P Jack and H H Baker, president and vice president of the Hotel Jack Company in Baltimore, flew to the city for a stockholders meeting today to arrange future management. Jack recently sued and Charles Armstrong was appointed receiver amid claims of insolvency. W A Wall, formerly of Cambridge, Md, now manages the hotel and a full closure is not expected though management policy may change.
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Jack
Charles Armstrong
W. A. Wall
Camridge
Hagerstown Primes for Cumberland Valley Firemen Convention
The Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association may not host its next annual meeting in Winchester. Hagerstown hopes to hold the May 1907 gathering, but local press cautions the plan may fail. Chairman W H A Hamilton calls a committee meeting at Hose Hall in Hagerstown on Thursday afternoon to discuss the issue.
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Cumberland Valley
Firemen’s Association
Winchester
Fred. Gibbs
Hagerstown
James P. Reardon
Friendship
W. H. A. Hamilton
Hose Hall
City
Reardon
Eagles Grand Opening Promised by Winchester Aerie
Messrs D R Eskey J H Savage and Y B Garton led a remodeling of Winchester Aerie 824 in the Savage building on North Main street. A grand opening is planned for Thursday evening with out of town Eagles from Berryville Charles Town Front Royal and other towns attending. The second floor houses eight rooms including lodge pool billiard reception lounging bath and other comfortable apartments. C A Bowen serves as president and will greet local and visiting brethren.
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D. R. Eskey
J. H. Savage
Y. B. Garton
Winchester Aerie
Order of Eagles
Savage Building
North Main Street
Berryville
Charles Town
Front Royal
The
Eagles
Savage
C. A. Bowen
Old Man Winter Is Coming
The Weather Bureau bulletin says cold weather now prevailing across the east and portions of the south will continue through Tuesday and likely longer. Storm signals are at Atlantic stations and coastwise vessels from Norfolk report perilous positions with no loss of life yet. cold weather is seen as settling in to remain indefinitely with occasional warm spells and winter near.
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Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
East
Atlantic Seaboard
Norfolk
Kilmer's Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a great kidney remedy. It claims kidneys weaken with overwork affect the whole body and urges readers to try the product, mentioning samples by mail and noting availability in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes from Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
White Post Social Notes and Thanksgiving Events
White Post notes report Miss Eiza Meade's dance at "Fauntleroy" and visitors Col Johnson and Mrs Johnson. Thanksgiving activities at White Post public school include a program with hymns recitations and songs. Visitors Miss Nan McCandlish Miss Mary Lynch Miss Margite Reardon Miss Evelyn McDonald and Mrs Captain Meade are referenced among local residents.
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White Post
Eiza Meade
Mary Lynch
Margarite Reardon
Winchester
Evelyn McDonald
Shepherdstown
Meade
C. M. Gardner
Emory B. Powers
Mt. View
Captain Meade
Hanson Johnson
Washington
Fauntleroy
Council Meets Tonight at City Hall
The common council holds a regular meeting at eight this evening in City Hall. Officials expect a busy session if plans proceed as hoped, with many months of activity ahead.
New Yorker A. D. McPherson Stops at Taylor House
Mr. A. D. McPherson of New York is stopping at the Taylor House during his stay.
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A. D. McPherson
New York
Taylor House
Sermon Opens Series in Stephenson with Potter Visit
Rev. C Le Potter preached a fine sermon to an appreciative crowd at 11 a m. Sunday. He will start a meeting series in Stephenson on Sunday December 9 at 7 p m. Clearbrook Presbyterian Church ladies plan an oyster supper at Slater Allen's Saturday evening December 5 for church funds. Several locals travel and visit relatives as harvest tasks continue.
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Potter
Clearbrook Presbyterian Church
Slater Allen
Sue K. Kemp
Winchester
Margaret Henshall
Loudoun County
Ruth Jones
Kernstown
Carrol Jones
Leta Clark
Mina Williams
Foreign Missionary Miss Merrill to Speak at United Brethren Church
Miss Merrill, a foreign missionary with wide field experience, will conduct a meeting at the United Brethren Church Wednesday evening at 7 30. The public is cordially invited as Merrill is described as a very interesting speaker.
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Miss Merrill
United Brethren Church
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Piedmont Tobacco Belt
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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Internal Revenue
Schnapps
United States
Funk & Son
Jones
ICH Cream
Jones Creamery
Stuart H. Edmonds
Ce, Jene! Hank Building
Ve. &A Tw
W. A. Coyner
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Canada
Sager’s Livery
Noonan Stand
Edwara Conner
Miller’s Drug Store
Walter D. Myers
Devitis
Crown and Bridge Work
Just
Atlas Portland Cement
Glaize Bros
Clarke County
B. A. Lewin
Clarke Courier
Chas. M. Brown
W. W. Smallwood
Baker's
Franck Baker & Son
We’ Martin
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Loudoun
W. H Martin
Leesburg
R. E. Byrd
W. Forsyth
Byrd & Forsyth Attorneys-At-Law
Warren and
Rappahannock
Byrd & Forsyth
R E. Byrd
Bereyville, VA
U Church Strea
Wweb
Bericel
Huber
Aultman & Taylor
Whitman Hay Press
A. J. Tavenner
Atty
S. Boyd
Main & War
Piewtpasize
C. V
the Weather Bureau
Monroe Strickler
Eva
Pri
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Lolo Gardiner
Mabel Massey
Carrie
Littlepage
Carter T. Page
George * Henning
Stephens City
Lavina Denny
Robert Denny
Arthur Henning
Council
Com
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Clarence KR. Griffin
Sheridan
PT Et Aoe
Russell & Green
Eric-a
Bell, Bros
Lee BR
Grim
Union Bank .of
State of Virginia
Holmes Boyd
Scot Wanda
Saeke Capeens
Gochenour & 'Bro
Middletown
Frederick and
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Stephenson
Arthur Woore
Meredith and
Randolph
John L. Hauptman
Esting Speaker
Good & Company
F. & M. Bank
Jos. Wright, Jr
Columbus
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Bruestown
T. T. Wall
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