Evening Star Winchester Listing Ad Missives
The notice appears as a historic newspaper masthead fragment noting the Evening Star in Winchester Virginia. It references city editors and general manager roles and mentions advertisement policy excluding wildcat mining or fake stock schemes.
Consolidation Yields Winchester Daily Paper Shift
The News Item merged with The Evening Star on May 6, 1907, creating a combined daily circulation over 3,600 and leaving The Star as the only daily paper in Windos. The office contact numbers listed are Hell 33 and editorial Bell 236.
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Leven
Ng 5
the Star
EL Business
Hell
Bell
Baltimore Arguably Cut Off From Rail Access
The passage notes a Corporation Commission order forcing through Valley Road trains to Alexandria, with no further rights beyond that point without Southern Railway approval. Winchester business leaders push back against perceived discrimination and seek remedies to shield Baltimore from similar injustice.
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Sion
Baltimore
Upper Valley
Corporation Commission
Valley Road
Alexandria
Commission
Olfcrete
Ae. Pasestioned
Southern Railway Company
Winchester
Subscription rates by mail in advance
Rates listed for yearly six month and three month advance payments. Includes amounts for one year two dollars per year, six months one dollar twenty five cents, three months sixty cents, with emphasis on prepaid terms.
Episcopal Female Institute Commencement Schedule
The Episcopal Female Institute will hold morning commencement exercises in the Auditorium at 11 o'clock tomorrow. The final program and diploma presentations occur at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in the Auditorium. All friends and patrons are invited to attend.
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Episcopal Female Institute
Virginia Corporation Commission hurts Winchester by rail order
The article condemns the Virginia Corporation Commission for directing all through trains from the upper valley to run to Alexandria, harming Winchester Frederick County and lower valley business. It argues the ruling disrupts regional markets, cuts Baltimore access, and risks broader economic harm to Baltimore and local connections.
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Winchester
Virginia Corporation Commission
Upper Valley
Alexandria
Frederick County
Great Valley
Virginia Commission
Lower Valley
Virginia “Alley
Baltimore and Ohio North
Staunton
Siac
Corporation Commission
Lexington
Strasburg
Baltimore and
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Southern Railway
Decca
Baltimore and Ohio
Randolph Cooper Dies at 63 in Bloom
Randolph M Cooper prominent Bloom resident died last night at age 63. Funeral will be held at St John s Church tomorrow morning with Rev J W Smith officiating. Cooper was brother in law of Joseph H Bean of this city.
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Randolph M. Cooper
Bloom
St. John's Church
J. W. Smith
Cooper
Joseph H Bean
Financial statement of People's Bank Stephens City Va 1908
The document presents the banks assets including Loans and Discounts 42027 overdrafts 2485 banking house 1000 furniture 600 checks and cash items 7349 due from national banks 3887 due from state banks private bankers 8453 nickel and cent paper currency 1008 total assets 49049. Liabilities show capital stock 10000 undivided profits 1852.58 deposits 17720.43 time certificates 19475.99 total 49049. Sworn by J Bagvey Canter cashier before Geo A Samsell N P May 22 1908.
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I. J. Harvey Canter
People’s Bank
Stephens City
Virginia
J. Bagvey Canter
W. H. Painter
C. E. Cougill
L. A. Adams
Public Sale of Desirable Limestone Farm in Frederick County
Public sale to be held at the courthouse in Winchester Virginia at 11 am of an 86 acre limestone farm owned by the late George W Brent. Property includes a small dwelling and outbuildings with good water, fruit trees, located about 43 4 miles northeast of Winchester and one mile west of Stephenson. Purchase includes one third of growing crops and locust posts. tenant retains two thirds. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two equal annual installments with interest, secured by deed of trust. full cash option available. Auction conducted by R P Duvall, auctioneer.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Stephenson
B. J. Evans
David Hott
George W. Brent
Grand Old Man Is Now Four Score
Berryville Virginia on June 3 honors J T Griffith retired revenue commissioner at 80th birthday with family and friends visiting from Baltimore Washington New York Summit Point and Lynchburg The event includes relatives and townsfolk gathering at Audley and Morgan Spring for the celebration.
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Berryville
J T. Griffith
Montie Griffith
Washington
John Willson
Baltimore
Joe Griffith
New York
Susie Hammond
McCoirkie
Sally Willson
Summit Point
Charies Town
C. M. Broun
Maria Williams
Lynchburg
Archibald Cummins
Audley
John Lutz
Ollie Levi
Lollie Bel
Boyce
Dick Estep
Mamie Grant
Oldham
Fannie ‘Crow
Florence Wheat
Morgan Spring
Miss Booth
Nellie Marks
Lass on Skates at Market Street Rink
A poetic description celebrates a graceful young woman skating at Market Street Rink. The verse compares her to a majestic eagle in flight and to twilight, praising her beauty, poise, and rose in her hair as she arrives. The piece invites readers to guess her identity.
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Lass
Market ST
Market Street
Market Street Rink
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Postoffice
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Recorder
Edward J. Evans
First Ward
Shirley Carter
James M. Haymaker
Hunter H. McGuirn
Second Ward
F. L. Glaize Henry Deahl
J. M. Steck
Virginia Corporation Commission and the Valley Railroad
Baltimore Sun
Merry Widow
Randolph Cooper
the People's Bank
State Corporation Commission
State of
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Geo. A. Samsell
N P
Upgett
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Co. M. Ebert
Geo. W. Brent
D. IR. P. Duvall
Notmal
Winchester and Washing
TON Gity RY. CO
ELY Stockwell
Hackney Stalliai
Golden Nugget
Haddendam
Page Brook
C. Mullikin
H. L. Wat
Kins
Millwood
Earth
Good & Company
Portner’s Malt Beverage Agency
South Main St
Sur Ule Bolice
ROBT
Pormer Brewing CO
Rebt
Partner Brewing Co
W. L. Fultz
Winchester Mutual Skating Rink
Stewart and
Wolf Streets
Shenandoah Valley
E. B. Gapper
H.H. Willis
A. R. Breckenridge
W. L. Wood
R. G. William
Jk, Correll, H. CG. Sheetz, T. M. Barr
Olf
Bletcaler
J. Te Snyder
G. 11. Kinzel
G. K. Heist
G. Hillyard
R. McVicar
R. T. McVicar
FairGround Garriage Works
Winchester Tea Co
R. M. Swimley & Bro
Eichelburger Bldg
South Side
M’reg Company
Petersbu, RG
Grove Bros. Department Store