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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1906

Page

2

Winchester City Council Praised for Careful Fiscal Governance

The piece lauds Winchester as well governed with low taxes and strong services. It cites debt reductions from 126000 to 109500, floating debt cut to 2000, rising revenues from 42590 to an estimated 58000, and street and water spending. It commends chair Shir ley Carter and says local option should not drive politics.

Winchester United States Aesi Democratic Party Presient Council

Political tricks in municipal election tactics

The piece criticizes Republican maneuvers in the Citizens’ ticket campaign arguing they ride moral issues to split Democrats. It questions when where mass meetings occurred and who attended and who guards public morality. It notes this is a city council election with a two year tenure and questions charges raised.

Citizens

Windle, Jennie Bayliss Guests and Barn Raising

Hayfield notes list Windle as guest of Mrs. Jake Rosenberger and Miss Jennie Bayliss visiting Mrs. Hollis Seymour. Mr. M. H. Rosenberger held a barn raising with neighbors helping. Mrs. Lewis Newlin of Opequon visited her sister this week. Sixth of June crowds attend. Mr. German Wise visits his father in West Virginia. Beulah Weaver of Baltimore visits Frank and Mrs. Pingley. Islayfield June 9 reports Nettie Governor Guild of Massachusetts refuses to commute Charles-Louis Tucker’s death sentence. Tucker to be electrocuted. Ethel D Rockefeller, daughter of William Rockefeller, arrives from Europe under an assumed name shadowed by detectives.

Windle Jake Rosenberger Jennie Bayliss Hollis Seymour M. H. Rosenberger Lewis Newlin Opequon German Wise West Virginia Beulah Weaver Baltimore Frank Pingley Islayfield Nettie Ethel D. Rockefeller William Rockefeller Europe

Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee Ad Promises Genuine Seal and Free Offers

The ad touts Arbuckles Ariosa coffee as genuine when sold in a sealed press bearing the Arbuckle Bros. signature. It offers ten pounds mailed to your station for $1.80 with no extra charges, and promises free gifts and a color illustrated book to readers who sign. It warns against imitation or loose coffee and urges buyers to insist on Ariosa.

M.S Calenaeas Notre Dame iInd Arbuck Bros Arbue Bros Nts United States Ariosa

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