Winchester Business Stars in New Star Feature
New York writer Mr. W F Lindley will author a Winchester business and industrial feature on the second page of The Star. The 1 600 sworn daily circulation reaches about 8 000 readers each afternoon, offering advertisers a chance to showcase stock and services during the Christmas rush. Lindley, an expert ad writer, compiles the directory urging all local businesses to participate.
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W. F. Laindley
New York
Tae Eventinee Star
Winchester
Tae Star
STAR
Mr. Lindley
Resolutions Framed for Charley Rouss Fire Company Visit
A special committee drafted resolutions to commemorate the Charley Rouss Fire Company’s July 4 visit to EXagerstown and reception by the First Hose. They will be displayed at Horsey & Atwell’s, then sent to the First Hose. Signed by Captain Geo H. Kinzel and others, with engraving by Captain R. E. Bratlett of the Boston Fire Department.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
Exagerstown
Horsey & Atwell’s
B. B. Baker
City halts new poles and wires in Hagerstown
A Merchants and Manufacturers Association committee urged the City Council by phone to stop Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co from erecting poles or strings of wires within Hagerstown’s corporate limits. The company says it has a franchise with the town to place wires for the fire alarm system on its poles.
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Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of
Unclaimed Winchester Post Office Letters Dec 8 List
Weekly list of unclaimed letters in Winchester includes Winton Baker J F Gray Lizzie Jordan Belle Koons Philip H Lange Chas J Jefferson Co HEX Barpr P M. Recipients must pay one cent per letter to claim.
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Winchester
Winton Baker
J. F. Gray
Lizsie Jordan
Belle Koons
Philip H. Lange
Chas. W
House Moved On Skids From Kent Street To Clifford Street
Foreman Howard Shockey completed the transfer of a large two story double frame house from its Kent street foundation to a new Clifford street foundation. The Haddox property owner planned five new houses on East Clifford street, and the project altered the local landscape as the building was wheeled along the street and repositioned.
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Howard Shockey
George W. Haddox
Kent Street
Haddox
East Clifford Street
Clifford Street
Shockey
Clifford and
Baltimore and Ohio train workers gain outfit inspection option
Uniforms must be bought twice yearly, now crews may present garments for inspection and avoid new purchases if kept in good condition. Bowen's livery hosts C H Goetz the lightning rod man in Winchester offering rod fittings for homes and barns. Baltimore Bargain House burned, $150,000 loss. Grattan Lobe & Co. damaged. Harper Whiskey advertised by J P Haddox. Luther A Huyett called to Salem Va. John Ridgeway cattle dealer shipped stock from Stephenson.
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Baltimore and Ohio
C. H. Goetz
Hagerstown
Bowen’s
South Market Street
Winchester
Baltimore
Baltimore Bargain House
Baltimore Street
Grattan, Lobe & Co
A.h.lawrence
A. H. Lawrence
John M
R. E.byrd
R.c. Ta
Aaron H. Boxwell
Susanna Boxwell
P. J. Lawrence
T. L. Lawrence
W. D. Ritter
Lee Noland
Virginia
Dee
Tony Ters
Ang Peet Ie
A. H. Lana
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Reye
Soliel
Henry Baetviver & CO
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Huntsberry’s
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Chas. L. Crum
Robt. T. McVicar
Fair Grounds
LS Granite & Marble Monuments
T. J. Orndorff
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Fred. Ss. Boyd
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J. P. Haddox
Luther A. Huyett
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John Ridgeway
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Baptist Church
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Hart Hotel
J. W. North
Browntown
Warren County
P. Williams
D. W. Barton
Bank of Cumberland
Mary L. D. Avirett
Als
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J. Williams
Holmes Boyd
John M. Stece
Circuit Ct
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South Main Street
Eugene Aulick
South Braddock St
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