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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
3
In the County of Frederick Virginia the document swears and presents a notary witnesses James B Borerss N P with commission expiring March confirming attestation dated June 1905 and witnessed on Sunday June date.
A bank record shows deposits and loans including overdrafts secured and unsecured. The document notes figures for real estate, rents, and reserves with a sworn affidavit by cashier Seth Wé and John W. Rice on a date in February.
The Democratic Executive Committee requires that all municipal office candidates have their names submitted by June 16 1905. Notice signed by Chaiman arr y L Wood.
Clerk of the Corporation Court and Commissioner of Revenue candidate statements urge party voters in Winchester Virginia to renominate them. Biographical notes cite past service and commitment to courtesy promptness and duty as they seek re nomination at the upcoming primary election.
Announcements by G H Kinsel seeking City Treasurer in Winchester Virginia and by Jas Reardon announcing candidacy for wealth’s attorney in Winchester pending Democratic Primary. Both pledge faithful duty and prompt service if elected.
The candidate H L Gold appeals to Frederick County voters in Virginia to reelect him as County Clerk, noting six years already served as Circuit Clerk and promising careful attention and courteous service in the office. He urges active support in the upcoming primary.
A brief fragment describes an enterprise idea involving a large block and its sale for safe and profitable use. The text appears to discuss ownership and potential investment, but details are incomplete and names or dates are unavailable.
In the Circuit Court of Winchester the will of George W. Bromley is being construed to sell realty to pay legacies and provide general relief. Defendants Elliott and Robey are nonresidents and must appear within fifteen days of notice to protect their interest. Publication to be made weekly for four weeks at the county front door.
Brooklyn Eagle reports Rosa Bonheur formed a lasting bond with Anna Klumke, guiding her in painting and life. Klumke later aided in compiling the artist’s biography and plans to publish Bonheur’s letters from America. The piece also notes Sweden’s land policy aiming to curb emigration by aiding farmers to buy farms. The Susquehanna fishing practice of bleeding shad to reduce fishy flavor is described from Philadelphia Press.
A Chinese servant employed with a prominent woman planter departed after a few days. His letter, written in Chinese and translated with an interpreter, complains about not minding heathen or barbarous customs yet remarks the neighbor lady who sits on the musical instrument daily is too much.
The shuffled leadership includes M. D. Kexsepr and Guo W. Mamma as vice president and general superintendent with H. A. Rippia named as general passenger agent.
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