REO Cars Dominate Ver Cup Road Race Victory
REO drivers swept the field in a 100 mile Montery to pcion and return race. The 1908 REO Roadster driven by A. E. Derby won the silver cup, with the first three finishers all REOs. Derby returned to assist a stranded driver near San Juan.
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REO
REO Owney
Ace
Montery
Continent
REOS
A. E. Derby
Clarke county committee orders single primary and pledge
A Clarke county Democratic meeting in Berryville adopts a single party primary on July 47 1909 with voting sunrise to sunset. Warren county backs Clarke’s nomination choice but will not join a joint primary. Eligible white Democrats must pledge support for the eventual nominee and pay forty dollars to the Clarke county chairman by July 1909 for candidacy expenses.
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Democratic Committee
Clarke County
Berryville
Warren County
R.H. Lee, Jr
Wat
Clarke
Warren
Carson
Punouy
Aee Bey OL
Primary expense rules for Democratic nomination
The defrayed expenses of the party primary shall be returned to the candidates pro rata. If only one candidate complies with regulations he will be designated Democratic nominee and the primary called off. R. H. Lee Jr and S. Thomas signatories.
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Pele
R. H. Lee, JR
5. S. Thomas
Walbrook Defeats Winchester In Darkened Ball Game
Walbrook scores one in the seventh and wins 13 to 2 as Cy McDonald hits a first inning homer. Gray and Brown lead the offense with multiple hits while pitchers Gray and Kraft dominate, with Hunter wild and the game halted by darkness after seven innings.
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Kraft
Hunter
Focals
Winchester
Brooks
Daley
Gray
Brown
Patrick
Baker
Cy McDonald
Walbrook
McDonald
Beatty
McFarland
Chi
Kane
Groek
Costello
Qos
Reed
D. McDonald
Fraft
Cy Hunter
Wallbrook
Itcher
Mabry
Himuter
Grimm
Cherries for the Star Staff on South Market Street
Mr Howard Jones presented the Star staff with fine cherries from a tree on South Market street. The fruit hung in beautiful clusters as he shared them with the newsroom team.
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Howard Jones
W. F. Hutchinson
South Market Street
Star
University of Virginia Return Noted For Two Men
Messrs. Robert T. Barton Jr and Thomas W. Harrison Jr return today from the University of Virginia and will spend the summer at their homes.
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Robert T. Barton, Jr
Thomas W. Harrison, Jr
University of Virginia
T Heir
Public sale of desirable city property in Winchester
A public sale of Mrs Cornelia Lenglhey's former property at 706 South Market Street Winchester takes place on June 12 1909. The parcel fronts Market Street 118 feet and Germain Street 112 feet with three lots and a whole property option. Terms require one third cash with the rest in two annual notes secured by a deed of trust and insurance. Auctioneer A G Swanson and trustee M M LNNCH oversee the sale. Richard J Gray Clerk certifies bonds filed.
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Winchester
Main St
Good & Co
Rouss Ave
HAY Press
Floyd R. Adams
Frederick County
Virginia
Whitman Hay Press
M. Lynch
A. G. Swanson
Osc
Cornelia Lenglhey
South Market Street
City of
Said Street
Germain Street
Josiah Keckley
Market Street
Edward Neville
Ania
M. M
Lnnch
Mill and Machinery Sold Under Winchester Decree
Special Commissioners will sell at public auction in front of Winchester Court House at noon a valuable mill and machinery near the Cumberland Valley Railroad station on West Water street. The mill sits on CVR Co. land with nominal rent. terms are half cash, balance in one year at 6 percent with bond deed of trust and insurance.
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Corporation Court of
Winchester
Virginia
Au Ita
Anniell. Spurr
Grant
Trustee
Coostal Commissoner
Court House
Corporation Court of the City of
Merchants National Bank
John W. Hook
Cumberland Valley
West Water Street
C. Vv. Re R. Co
Fragmented 19th Century Patent Medicine Ad
A muddled advert promises one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh and promotes a cure from Croney & Co of Toledo. It touts endorsements from Alding Kennan and Marvel and claims the cure is ingested to affect blood and mucous membranes. Includes mention of Holi's Family Pills for constipation.
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Creney.& CO
Toledo
Aldixg
Kennan & Marvel
Railroad Schedules May 30 1909 for Harrisonburg Staunton and more
Train timetable lists daily routes including Harrisonburg Staunton Harpers Ferry Hagerstown Frederick Washington Baltimore Martinsburg and Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and New York. Departures cover morning noon and night with multiple connections and varying daily frequency except Sunday.
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Harrisonburg
Stauntondert
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Chicago
Columbus
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Philadelphia
New York
Urban area transit times and stops listed in scattered schedule
A fragmented OCR list shows various location names like Falls Church Herndon Ashburn Belmont Park Clarke's Gap and Keohville with irregular time stamps ranging from early morning to late morning. The passage appears to be a timetable snippet or schedule fragment rather than a cohesive article.
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Aisera
Sun San Vaty
Alexandria
ArjoCowdon
Barerot
Giencarigne
Fostoria
Herndon
Ashburn
Belmont Park
Norfolk and Western timetable notes and connections
Train schedule details list for Norfolk and Western routes with numbers 13 27 214 and stations including Bristol Bluefield Shenandoah Philadelphia New York Roanoke and Hagerstown. Mentions Pullman sleepers Buffet cars and connections at Shenandoah Junction for Washington. BevilL M F travel passenger agent in Roanoke.
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fFor
Man Buffet
Kno
Bristol
Bluefield
Pocahon
Norton, Welch
Inter
Pullman
Gary
Roanoke
Shenandoah
Trarrighyra
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Hagerstown
Gageretown
Bevill
M. F
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P. O. Kearneysville
Lewellyn Baker
Ft. Loudoun Seminary
Stephens City
Vas
Seattle
Wash
Union Bank of Winchester
Leesburg
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Front Royal
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Warrenton
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Arthur L. Warthen
State Association
Clarke and
House of
Picture Theatre
Edgar Allen Poe
State Normal School
Julian A. Burruss
T.cerry
John W. Rofenbic
Watbrook
Richard J. Gray
J. M. Steck
H. R. Kern
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Warp & Larrick
Wincester Steam Dying & Cleaning Works
Corporation Court
Marion Griffin
Roy Griffin Irving Griffin
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California
Harry Brooks
Lydia A. Cather
Fairmont Avenue
J. W. Taylor
Balemope& Ome
Southern Railway
Washington, DC
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Greencastle
Rat
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Carliste
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WMS
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Harriaburg
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M. OC. Kennedy J. &. Toxar
Thistle Dome
A. K.C
H. Edmonds
Glaize & Bro
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