City Ordinance Taxes 1908 09 Winchester TN
The ordinance sets taxes for Hobby Horses ice sales insurance premiums junk dealers and job printing. It imposes daily weekly and yearly rates for hobby horses and ice licenses and a 1.5 percent tax on insurance premiums with reporting duties for agents. It also requires quarterly premium reports and a January publication of insurance premiums.
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Winchester
Commissioner of the Revenue
Insurance
Aol
Mr. Bazzle Returns Home After Abdominal Surgery
Mr. Andréw Bazzle, longtime patient at St. Luke's Hospital in Richmond, returned home this morning after an operation that removed eight pounds of adipose tissue from his abdomen. Reports say the procedure gave him much relief.
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Andréw Bazzle
St. Luke's Hospital
Richmond
Bazzlé
Bishop Wilson to Preside at Berryville District Conference
Rev George T Tyler announces the annual district conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will be held August 4 in Berryville. Bishop Alpheus W Wilson of Baltimore will preside. Ministers and lay delegates from the Winchester district will attend plus prominent speakers including Judge E W Newman of Woodstock on the missionary movement.
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George, T. Tyler
Winchester
Methodist Episcopal’ Church
South
Berryville
Alpheus W. Wilson
Baltimore
E. W. Newman
Woodstock
Local Folks Here And There In Chabersville
June 17 report from Chambersville Virginia notes Mrs. Mattie Cooper returns from Middletown after six weeks with her mother Mrs. Sherman. Mrs. John Cochran travels to Winchester for ill sister Nettie Cook. Annie Cooper visits Martinsburg with sister Mrs. John Hauptman. Ed Smith and wife visit their mother Mrs. Renner. Mrs. Dave Boyce visits son John Boyce. Annie Lakeman moves to live with Mrs. J. H. Larrick. Charles Hodgson from Stephenson visits on Friday.
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Chambersville
Mattie Cooper
Middletown
Sherman
John Cochran
Winchester
Nettie
ES Ty
Annie Cooper
Martinsburg
John Hauptman
Rest
Ed. Smith
Frog Eye
Renner
Dave Boyce
John Boyce
Annie Lakeman
Rosgosberger
J. H. Larrick
Charles Hodgson
Stephenson
Local Grain Dealers Market Report
Market report lists local grain dealers for cereal wheat and corn trades. Dealers provide purchase prices and terms. Report highlights regional prices and typical delivery arrangements across the area.
Wheat and corn prices and baled hay figures
Fragmentary OCR shows grain prices and hay figures. Wheat near 3.75 per bushel appears. Corn price implied. Baled hay listed as 60 lay baled per ton with a range from 10 to 13. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Local Market Prices From Crow, Idaho Report
Local merchants quote current prices for goods including 20 potatoes per bushel at 65 cents and meat at 2.22 per pound. The brief listing captures the day’s rate for staples in Crow Idaho.
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Psureon Ads Ice
Baltimore and Ohio announces special excursion rail trips
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad lists special low rate excursions to Atlantic City areas including Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City and Rehoboth Beach with departures on July 2 16 30 August 12 3 and September 10. Also notes conventions and events in Boston Chicago Cleveland Columbus Denver Louisville St Paul and more with dates and asks to apply to Ticket Agents for full rates routes and train times.
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Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Point Pleasant
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Mast
Ohio River
Boston
Mass
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Supreme Lodge
Knights Pythias
Chicago
Ill
Cleveland
National Educational Association
U.of America
Lolumbus
Oslo
Prohibition
Denver
Col
Sovereign Grand Lodge and Patriarchs Militant
Louisville
International U. S. Association
Paul
Minn
Imperial Council
Toledo, CO
Ala
Cedar Grove Items Mention Community Events and Local News
Cedar Grove notes a surprise birthday dinner hosted for John Brill near Bab's Run with many attendees. The funeral of Mrs. Cloras Brown of Martinsburg was held at Little Mountain Church. Charley Martin still suffers a broken limb and Mrs. Robert Brannopp remains critically ill. The Woman's Aid Society of United Brethren meets June 25 at Mr C C Miller's. J G Clark improved his house with a new roof. Leslie Fries visited Grimes over the weekend.
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Cedar Grove
John Brill
Bab
Illness casts shadow on Hollingsworth family home
Mrs Hollingsworth I Hollingsworth continues critically ill at her home on South Main street. Her advanced age gives little hope of recovery. C H Osburn of Bluemont Virginia has returned home after a short visit to his aunt, Mrs Hollingsworth.
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Ann E. Hollingsworth
Main Street
C .H. Osburn
Bluemont
Regional schedule notes list summer events by town
The document lists event dates across multiple Virginia towns Culpeper Managaas Orange Harrisonburg Front Royal Berryville Upperville Warrenton Petersburg with progressions from July through September and an open Richmond slow date to be set later. It cites venues Culpeper July 38 4 and other town dates through September.
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Culpeper
Managaas
Orange
Harrisonburg
Front Royal
Berryville
Upperville
Warrenton
Oun
Petersburg
Richmond
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Bishop Wilson
Chabersville
Winchester Gas Co
Market Reports
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mrs. Hollingsworth I
Henry Bretjer & CO
Front Royal, Va
Gates
John W
Glaize & Bro
W. L. Zirkle
Rosen Meyer’s
I. E. Moore
Mountain Falls, Va
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fmanuel Church
Rok Chasley
T. McVicar
Neffstown
Llewellyn Baker
Ft. Loudoun Seminary
Stephens City
Sealy
Blood Blam Co
Atlanta, Ga
Trouble
T. T. Wall
Times
Franck Baker & Son
Fairview Avenue
National Cemetery
G. Casper Fries