Evening Star Winchester Notice of Advertising Policy
Publication details state The Evening Star Winchester operates as a daily second class paper with consolidation of News Item in 1907. It outlines advertising honesty, prohibits misleading schemes, and lists subscription rates by mail and carrier with annual, semiannual, and quarterly terms.
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Winchester
Suncomm
Evening Star
D. B. Conrad
John Hoover
Baltor
the Star
News-Item
Star
Flood Seen as Likely Democratic Chair Prospect
Staunton Dispatch reports Hon. H. D. Flood of this district as a strong candidate for Democratic committee chair in Congress to succeed Griggs of Georgia who will not seek reelection. The job brings honor and influence with hard work and no pay, and could yield support for Flood’s favored measures.
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H. D. Flood
Congress
Democratic Committee
Griggs
Georgia
Flood
Self Esteem and Merit Warned Against Vanity
In this Richmond Journal excerpt Judah P. Benjamin’s rise from modest beginnings to a high earning lawyer is used to illustrate that real merit gains respect without ostentation. The piece urges modesty paired with firmness, arguing intrinsic worth attracts esteem and that public opinion follows genuine character.
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Jin Ja
Skating Rink Opens Tonight
The Roller Skating Rink on North Market Street opens Thursday at 7 30 p m under Mr H English with Albert Stone and 20 Pennsylvania rinks forming a music circuit by the North Tonawanda Military Band. Three daily sessions 10 a m 2 p m 7 30 p m admission 10c skates 15c chairs 10c, free for ladies and children Tue Fri afternoons and Sat mornings.
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North Market Street
Albert Stone
H. English
Vietor
Casino
Brooksville
Penn
Inners
English
Pennsylvania
North Tonawanda Military Band
Winchester
Genuine summer storm hits Barker Hill area
A genuine summer storm struck Barker Hill in W V at about 4 30 PM following a rainbow seen earlier in the northwest. Dark clouds gathered from the west as rain poured with thunder and lightning. Local forecasts now predict cold weather.
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Barker
Hill
W. Va
A Christmas Gift Idea: The Star Subscription
Consider a one year subscription to The Star as a thoughtful Christmas present. A gift that keeps readers informed and connected all year long.
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The
Star
Proclaimed Health Boost From Postum As Coffee Alternative
The piece extols a sharp mind and steady nerves as paths to wealth and fame, credits regular diet for courage and vigor, and criticizes coffee as containing caffeine a poisonous drug. It touts Postum Food Coffee as gluten and phosphate rich and claims it supplies vitality for body and brain workers.
Sencindiver Dies in Berkeley at 70
James M. Sencindiver of Berkeley county died Monday at his Stokes school house home after a long illness. He was 70, a Confederate veteran, longtime farmer, and survived by his second wife and seven children. Funeral held at his residence with interment at Darkesville Cemetery.
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Bunker Hill
W. Va
James M. Sencindiver
Berkeley County
Stokes
Sencindiver
Hog Contests Open With Largest Hog Awarded
Darkesville West Virginia December reports busy week of butchering and hog judging. The largest hogs prize goes to R L Spalding and Thomas Kearns and George Pine has hogs in prospect. Local residents travel and social events include box party invitations from the first M E Church.
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Darkesville
W. Va
R. L. Spalding
Thomas Kearns
George Pine
Spalding
Pine
John Kearns
Robert Britton
Shippensburg
Ruth Shroudes
D. W. Snyder
M. E. Church
Hampshire Couple Weds in Keyser
At United Brethren Church parsonage in Keyser W Va Rev S R Ludwig joined M Statten Taylor of Purgitsville and Miss Gertrude Reed in marriage. The groom is a Hampshire County farmer and son of Julius W Taylor. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Reed Moorefield and had been living in Westernport.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
United Brethren Church Parsonage
Keyser
S.R. Ludwig
M. Statten, Taylor
Purgitsville
Gertrude Reed
Hampshire County
Julius W. Taylor
Jacob Reed
Moorefield
Westernport
Martinsburg Personal News Roundup
Mrs Higgwins and daughter Edith returned to New York after visiting Mr and Mrs W H Crawford on South Queen street. Mrs Crawford accompanied them home. Mrs E Boyd Faulkner and daughter May Faulkner visit friends in Baltimore for several weeks. Mr H L Dow of East Burke street returns from Philadelphia. Mrs C J Faulkner visits friends and relatives in Winchester.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Higgwins
Edith
New York
W. H
Crawford
South Queen. Street
C. J. Faulkner
Winchester
Escape Over Electric Wires Sparks Chase in Richmond
John Mart of New York escaped from the State penitentiary at Richmond by sliding along electric wires using his coat sleeves as insulation. He was recaptured within 25 minutes and returned to prison.
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John Mart
New York
State Penitentiary
Richmond
Bank of Clarke County Financial Statement 1907
Sworn financial statement for Bank of Clarke County Berryville Virginia as of December 3 1907. Presented figures show capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits with liabilities including bills payable and due to other banks. The document is sworn by Cashier John B Neill before J T Jones and commission expires 24th 1908.
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John B. Neill
Bank of
Clarke County
Berryville
Y Ia
Virginia
W. A. Bradford
M. W. Jones
H. C. Warden
State of Virginia
I. J. Hervey Canter
People’s Bank
Stephens City
J. Harvey Canter
A. Adams
J M. Steele
C * Cougill
State of
Frederick
Geo. A. Samsell
Lee R
Grim
R. Grim
County of
Larrick
N.P, Wa
Bank Statement Fragment Records Deposit and Liability Values
Readable lines show liabilities and deposits: time certificates of deposit and individual deposits. Also mentions due to National Banks and bills payable with scattered figures. The text appears to be an OCR fragment from a bank balance sheet.
Bank Statement for Winchester Virginia Bank 1907
State Corporation Commission filed a 1907 bank statement for a Winchester Virginia bank. The report lists assets and liabilities including loans discounts overdrafts and deposits. Signatures include Cashier Lee R Grim and directors H S Lupton William M Atkinson and George W Kurtz with notary HERBERT LARRICK.
Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights Profile Price Increase Notice
The Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights of Stephens City Middletown and vicinities announce a pay raise for wage work due to higher material and living costs. The effective date is December 16 77 and lists several signatories including Adams B T Argenbright S A Rust G W Gibson A W Doggett C T Parker J P Evily Barton Burkholder Joe C Rinker and Relinnte.
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Stephens City
Middletown
Vicinty
Stephens City-Galladay
Adams
B. T. Argenbright
S. A. Rust
G. W. Gibson
A. W. Doggett
C. T. Parker
J. P. ‘Evily
Vaucluse Station
Barton Burkholder
Relinnte
Joe C. Rinker
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F. J. Cheney
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Loveland
Winchester Rink CO
North
Thonawanda
Lj. M. Sencindiver
Berkeley
R. B. Glenn
North Carolina
Gowan
Robert Hess
Cumberland
Hampshire
Aneeda
Onal, Biscuit Company
State Corporation Commission
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Sohn B. Neill
Lael
the People's Bank
T. H. Sprint & Son
West Water Street
H. Elwell
Ola McVicar Place
Neffstown
Condon
Union Bank ‘of
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Mortga Banking House
Lupton
Wm. M. Atkinson
Geo. W. Kurtz
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