Frederick County Finances Show No Debt and Strong Treasury
The Frederick County financial statement reports no debt and a treasury of about $3,600. The county has invested heavily in roads, schools, and improvements, including a newly built jail with half funded by the county. The board of supervisors is credited for prudent management and the county praises their work.
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Frederick
Owen
West Virginia
Star
Frederick County
Suare
The Paper Famine Threatens Major Papers
Newspapers face a historic paper famine as International Paper Co. cuts supply forcing large dailies to shorten editions and shift orders. New York papers experiment with uniform sizes to ease shortages, though practicality is uncertain.
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International Paper Company
New York
Jh ‘Thirdewspaper
New York City
Gunning In Shenandoah Town On Hunting Expedition
Mr J W Fultz of Kernstown arrived this week at Mrs Charles H Doll’s home four miles west of Shenandoah where he began a week long hunting expedition in New Market Valley.
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Gunning
Shenandoah
J. W Fultz
Kernstown
Charles H. Doll
New Market Valley
Fort Loudoun Seminary Adds Second Floor to Gym
Builders raised the roof at Fort Loudoun Seminary to add a story to the gymnasium creating a room with windows facing south, west and north. The improvement addressed crowding in the main school room. One month after starting work the school was in session in the new room, now equipped with electric lights, forming an ideal study hall.
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Fort Loudoun Seminary
Judge Duke to Deliver Winchester Elks Lodge Address
Judge R. T. W. Duke of Charlottesville Va. arrives expected tonight to give the principal address at the Winchester Lodge of Elks annual lodge of sorrow tomorrow afternoon at the Auditorium. He will stay with Mr. and Mrs. R. Gray Williams during his visit. Miss Bessie Elwell of the Homeopathic Hospital Washington visits her parents on the Martinsburg pike.
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R. T. W. Duke
Charlottesville
Winchester
Bessie Elwell
The
Homeopathic Hospital
Washington
William H. Elwell
Martinsburg Pike
Byrd condemns Virginia rate ruling as a blow to states' rights
The Virginias rate case analysis by Richard Evelyn Byrd denounces the Supreme Court decision as a profound challenge to the states' rights doctrine. He highlights the majority opinion’s view that rate making is legislative, not judicial, and warns of federal interference in state court functions. The piece also notes implications for railroads and Virginia's courts.
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Richard E. Byrd
Supreme Court
Virginia
Richard Evelyn Byrd
House of Delegates
Byrd
Supreme Court of the United States
Corporation Commission
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Supree Court of Appeals of Virginia
Supreme Court of Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals
Pritchard
Railroads
Virginia Supreme Court
Glasgow Exports Reveal All Ships Carried Foreign Flags
Historical records show over six years 1,130 ships sailed from Glasgow to the United States and every vessel carried a foreign flag highlighting persistent maritime flags and trade patterns.
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Stara and Stripes
Glasgow
United States
Canned Corn and Tomatoes Method
Instructions for preserving corn and tomatoes in jars. Boil twenty four ears of corn until tender then cut kernels from cobs. Mix with eighteen peeled tomatoes, salt, and heat. Boil again for one minute and fill jars to overflowing, sealing immediately.
Desirable Winchester Properties Auctioned by Trustees
Six houses and lots on South Main Street Winchester Va to be sold as a whole A corner building lot on South Washington and Germain Streets near Stewart Street Two story warehouse with rear shops owned by C V A R Co Terms require half cash with balance over three annual notes secured by deed of trust and insurance Bond secured by John M Steck as required by decree Richard L Gray Clerk of the Corporation Court Winchester Va T1-24
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Winchester
South Main Street
South Washington and
Germain Sts
Washington Street
Germain St
Stewart Street
John M. Steck
M. M. Lynch
A. G. Swanson
Richard L. Gray
Corporation Court of the
City of Winchester
Public Sale of Warehouse in Winchester Virginia
Public auction offered for a 50 by 70 foot warehouse once owned by the late Dr. John H. Lupton and now occupied by Jefferson Cooperage Co. Located in Winchester Virginia on land tied to the C V R R. Terms require half cash on ac tion with the balance due in one year secured by bond and deed of trust and insured policy. Read The Evening Star.
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John 3. Lupton
Frederick County
Winchester
John W. Es
John 8
Lupton
Jefferson Cooperage Co
Virginia Railroads and State Supreme Court Tangle
A Virginia debate argues appealing from the Corporation Commission to the Supreme Court of Virginia and potentially to Federal courts. It questions which body should act decisively and hints at sustaining central oversight during ongoing cases involving railroad interests.
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Ness
Virginia Corporation Commission
Supreme Court of Virginia
Csurt
Cathoritie Gure Cms Tainly
Goveonst Swanson
Anérson
Cure a Cold in One Day Promises Laxative Bromide Pills
Slogan touts a one day cure using Laxative Bromo Quin tablets. The advert notes the remedy fails to cure and mentions a pharmacist refund under a small print guarantee.
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Stoney
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