The Winchester Star Rates and Circulation Promise
The Winchester Star proclaims the largest daily circulation in the city and lists subscription prices: one year two dollars, six months one dollar, three months fifty cents, one month twenty cents. Carriers serve all areas and postage is prepaid. Advertising rates available at the Star Office on Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Winchester
Marz
Spear
Tor Star
East Water Street
Tor Eventine Star
Adopting Gray Brick Shapes Rouss City Hall Plan
The building commission of Rouss City Hall weighs gray brick designs for the new structure estimated at 42,000 dollars with 100,000 bricks. Architect Jackson presented two drawings. the gray brick plan won over the red brick option for its clean stately look and likely public appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss City Hall
Reuss
Jackson
Senate bills push racial separation and rail reforms
Hon. John E. Epps introduces a bill to compel railroads to run separate coaches for white and colored passengers. Hon. Tipton D. Jennings moves to suspend the act for sixty days. Senator Martin wins easily. The Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway now runs solid palace cars from Chicago to Copper country with through connections. Local ad mentions Redman's Cafe offers 25 cent dinners and new Christmas goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Epps
Tipton D. Jennings
Martin
Tyler
Michigan
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Calumet
Houghton
Hancock
Copper Country
Marquette
Negaunee
Ishpeming
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Virginia House announces standing committees
Speaker Hon E W Saunders announced the standing committees of the House on Thursday. E C Jordan of Frederick County was named chairman of the counties cities and towns committee. Jordan also serves on the elections committee. The State Senate speaker likewise announced its standing committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Saunders
Virginia House of Delegates
House
E. C. Jordan
Frederick County
Jordan
State Senate
Town Hall brick choice sparks commission debate
The commission faces a unanimous vote if tested on red brick yet cost concerns dominate. Red brick would cost 90 while gray at 26 per thousand for 100000 equals 2600, over double the red. The panel argues higher upfront price may save paint and upkeep and favors higher priced brick for long term economy and aesthetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Lucien Lupton Named to Two State Senate Committees
Hon. Lucien Lupton is appointed to the General Laws and the Agricultural, Mining and Manufacturing committees. The notice also advertises a display of diamonds and watches at E. Bruce Capper's, located at 11 West Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Lupton
Senate
General Laws
E. Bruce Capper
West Water Street
Sunday Church Services on Advent Sunday
Churches across town list schedules for worship on the second Sunday in Advent. Christ Episcopal offers morning and evening prayers with sermons, Sunday School at 2:30 p.m. and communion tomorrow. Kent Street Presbyterians and Loudoun Street Presbyterians publish multiple services, Sunday Schools, and youth meetings. Methodist Episcopal South notes morning and evening preaching with Epworth League and Y P C U activities. All are invited to attend.
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Nelson P.dame
Jas. R. Graham
Dr. Graham
FE. Olin Eldridge
Epworth League
Jesus
E. B. Jackson
W. L. Seabrook
Samuel K. Cox
D. Skelton
December Store News selections on cloaks and capes
A local retailer announces remaining cloak stock and worn down cape reductions to clear inventory. New cloaks priced from 5 to 11 dollars, plus broad selection of dress goods and jacket suit materials from 56 cents to 1.00 per yard. Broadhead advertised as quality and value for discerning buyers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Star
The
Evening Star Publishing Co
H. Hansbrough
Weekly Times
Daily Star
Times and Star
Ince
Redman’s
N. Main Street
Mr. Jordan
Christ Episcopal
Kent Street Presbyterian
Loudoun-St. Presbyterian
J. P. Hyde
Y.P. M
Methodist Episcopal
First Baptist
Grace Lutheran
James B. Stonesifer
Methodist Episcopal South
U. B. Church
H. Douglas Fuller
City of
Geo. H. Heist
Main St
Miller’s Drugstore
D. F. Hinkins
T. Reese Miller
Eichelberger
East Piccadilly
Odumberland Valley
R. R
Dillsburg
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Corstals
Haroaee
Biectianiosburg
Second Street Ilocate
Hagerstown
Dillsburg Mechanics
Carlisle Newville
Henry
Bretuer
TW. Steele
Heller’s
Wooing
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Alger
Hintz
Eliott
Kipling
Reid
Corilli
Dickens
Scott
Irving
Carey
Read
Smiles
Hall
Cain Lyall
Hawthorn
Hellers
B. L. Slusher’s
North Market St
Schumacker
Times Office
Harisburg
Carlisle
Indiate
Tig Dilsburg
Second Street
Haretown
Allman
Hagers
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