Evening Star Publishing Company Advertisement Policy
The Evening Star notes its daily publication schedule excluding Sundays and outlines its policy against deceptive ads and wild cat mining schemes. It mentions consolidation with the News-Item in 1907 and the combined circulation of over 4,700 daily, leaving Winchester with a single paper. Subscription rates are listed as $2.00 yearly, $1.00 six months, or 50 cents three months in advance.
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News-Item
Eveding Star
The
Star
Winchester
Correspondents must sign communications for publication
The Star requires all news matter and comments to be signed by the author. Regular or occasional contributors must attach their names. anonymous or unsigned pieces will not be published.
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Stee
The
Star
Barr firm on exclusive control at Semboard Ane era
A discussion centers on Mr Barr as president and executive head to secure exclusive control. The text praises his ability and promises reforms in management. It notes critics’ complaints about past handling and mentions J N Brennaman as a potential state shoe selection secretary with extensive public ties.
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Barr
Semboard Ane
Eren
Shenan
Brennaman
Byrd in race for Virginia House speakership after Jamestown Exposition
Hon. Richard Evelyn Byrd, a House of Delegates member from Winchester and Frederick County and a leading candidate for Speaker, visited the city from the Jamestown Exposition. He headed home to vote in today’s district primary between F. S. Tavenner and R. M. Ward, saying he seeks the speakership only for service, not bargains.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
House of Delegates
Winchester
Frederick County
City
Jamestown
Byrd
Homwié
F. S. Tavenner
Shénandoah
R. M. Ward
Frederick
Allen
Aris
Tam
Coffee ad touts sealed pound packages and savings
An advertisement promotes ARIOSA Coffee with sealed one pound packages for protection and claims loose coffee is dusty and bad for health. It cites a National Pure Food Guarantee and markets a money saving offer. The text includes political fragments about Mr. Byrd’s renomination and a Richmond Times-Dispatch citation.
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Washington
Swimley Happenings Report from Virginia Notes
Swimley Virginia June 17. Persons mentioned include Mr Carter in Winchester and Mr and Mrs I W Simons visiting parents near Gaylord. Miss Lena Symons and Miss Bessie Allen visit relatives. Lucy Swarts and grandson visit Mrs Sam Grubbs near Winchester. James Bennett improves after paralysis. James Allen recovering.
Cross Roads News Notes Brides Wed in Romney West Virginia
Cross Roads Va June 17.4Mr Holgar Pugh of Capon Bridge and Miss Fannie Johnson daughters of J E Johnson were married at Romney West Virginia last week and will reside in Capon Bridge. Martha Morgan five year old is ill with typhoid fever and appendicitis Dr R W Gover attending. George W Miller returned to Frederick Md after a visit to his parents John H Miller and wife.
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Cross Roads
Martha
D. M. “Morgan
R. “W. Gover
George W. Miller
Frederick
John H. Miller
Peach yellows disease shows early fruit ripening on affected trees
The article explains that peach yellows appears first as premature fruit ripening on parts of diseased trees. It urges inspecting each variety before ripening and marking and destroying any tree that ripens prematurely to curb spread.
Eradicate Infected Peach Trees To Save Orchards
The paper urges removal of peach trees showing yellows symptoms to prevent spread. It stresses that healthy trees near diseased ones are at risk, and thorough destruction of affected trees is essential even in lean years to protect neighboring orchards.
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Peo
Bosanko
Andes
Philadelphia
Winchester Licks Berryville Team in Berryville baseball clash
Winchester Juniors defeated Berryville Crackter Jacks 17 to 3 on Saturday. Berryville stars Sylvester and Albert Smallwood made key plays but Winchester outclassed them with strong defense and two notable Smallwood saves amid a large cheering crowd.
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Hara
Berry- Water
Crackter-Jacks
Winchester Suniors
Berryville
Sylvester
Albert J Smallwood
Winchester
Smallwood
Clarke County
No Change Today In Local Markets
Local market report shows no changes in prices for wheat corn rye eggs butter hens spring chickens side meat and potatoes. Listings include unit prices and occasional formatting gaps but no notable shifts from prior measurements.
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Feeding chicks with corn in early growth stages
The article notes corn is a good feed for growing chicks. One daily bran and green feed allows one wholesome corn meal daily. After six weeks chicks enjoy whole corn as they digest it easily. If corn is costly, cracklings or other waste meat products may be fed safely for profit.
Notice in Chancery Case Involving Frank Brown Debts
In the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Frederick County on May 18 1907 a chancery suit seeks to establish correct debts owed by Frank Brown and their priority. It names Winchester Gas and Electric Light Co Southern Bell Telegraph Co Shenandoah Valley Bank and others and orders nonresident creditors to appear within fifteen days, with publication in Winchester Evening Star and posting at the courthouse.
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Circuit Court
County of Frederick
J. Wm. Waylor
Frank Brown
Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Winchester and Washington City Railway Co
Jos. Savage, Distiller
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester
Winchester
Wm. M. Atkinson
T. M. Barr
Frank, Brown
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Atkinson
J. Wm. Taylor
Said Taylor
Lo W. Walker
Neudecker Tobacco Company
Chas. W. Reddish
L. Hester Brewing Company
A Corporation
Old Kentucky Distillery Company, Corporation
Ballantine and Sons
Mausbach and Company
BF. D. Harmon
Grasser and Brand Brewing
L. F. Holloman Cigar Company
Samuel and
Leor S. Schwartz
Schwartz, Strauss and Company
Andheauser Busch Brewing Company
Lambdin, Thompson and Company
Cairn Belt and Company
Lord, Nott and Company Hambo Distilling,Co
Hester Brewing Company
J. and A. Freiberg
Bonnie Brothers
Old Kentucky Distillery
Pabst Brewing Company
Washington Brewery Company
Bernheim Distilling Co
Virginia Carolina Grocery Co
Chas
County of
Frederick
Sns
Manuel
Franks
Winchester Star
Phil
H Gold
Hertert
Larrick
Valley of Virginia fruit farm with 2300 trees for sale
Immaculate grain fruit dairy farm in valley near depot in Virginia. Includes 2300 fruit trees an 8 room brick house with slate roof hot and cold water bath all city conveniences and other first class facilities. Address W W P Campbell Stuarts Draft Va for price and particulars. June 1 1904 note.
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Valley
Virginia
P. Campbell
Stuarts Draft
Swamp Root Promises Kidney Cure For Common Ailments
Advertorial urging readers that kidney weakness affects overall health and that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is the solution. Claims it cleanses blood, aids other organs, and offers sample bottles by mail while selling widely in 50 cent and one dollar sizes. Includes address and pleas to mention the paper.
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Binghamaton
N.Y
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