Feast of Reason And Flow of Soul at Winchester Bar Feast
A banquet at the Winchester bar honored local judges and lawyers including Gen. Roller of Harrisonburg and Senator Palton of Front Royal. Toasts by S. J. Richey impressed as toastmaster while speeches and fine fare energized the learned profession, described as a feast of soul and a flow of spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Gen. Roller
Harrisonburg
Senator Palton
Front Royal
Chas. Green
Rappahannock
M. J. Walton
Woodstock
M. L. Welfly
Washington City
J. Richey
The Star Prizes for Best Lady and Gentleman Correspondents
The Star announces handsome prizes for top contributors with a ladies watch and a 20 year gold watch. Rules require eighteen weekly communications from May to September, editor may exclude some, and only local paper correspondents are eligible. Sign names. prizes judged on news quality and neatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Bruce Capper
The
Evening Star
Jamestown Gets 1.415 Million for Centenary Plan
Senate Appropriations panel clears sundry civil bill and backs Daniel amendment funding a Jamestown centennial celebration with 1.415 million dollars. House Panama canal provision removed and left open until senate vote. travel expenses for the press set at 25 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee
Hale
Senate
House
Panama
Daniel
Jamestown
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted For Digestive Health
The article extols Nature’s vitality and a forest based remedy called Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and liver troubles. It links digestion to blood quality and energy, claims relief from headaches and irregular bowels, and warns against substitutes and constipation linked to serious diseases. It mentions Dr Pierce remedies and cautions about profits from substitutes.
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Owen
Young Man Arrested for Break-In After Struggle with Girl
James Scanlon, a white man, was arrested in Alexandria after entering the home of Mrs. Mary W. Travers to commit a felony. Edith Travers, 16, awoke to a man grabbing her. she fought back and neighbors aided. Scanlon was captured hours later and held for grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scanlon
Alexandria
Harry B. Caton
Mary W. Travers
Edith Travers
Justice Caton
Scanlon
Travers
Local Market Prices Steady Amid Tiny Text Notes
Market report line appears garbled with scattered figures. It references items like chickens and other farm products with uncertain prices and locations, offering a snapshot despite unclear OCR.
The Greatest Sum Ever v Beep Anay C An C On Sider
Fragmentary notice discusses a pricing offer for a Graphaphone with merchandise valued at twenty dollars. The readable text hints at a promotion seeking payments from twenty to zero percent, but the meaning is unclear.
Personal items mix travel and local notes in Berryville
Pine hints of community life with residents Brent Clark James B Russell Thomas Trier Hugh Larrick and others. Mentions trips to New York Washington and Lee University visits from Missouri and Brucetown plus local shop notes and a storm impact in Smithfield area.
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Brent Clark
Washington and Lee University
Miller Supply Co
Hampshire County Peach Crop Set to Break Records
Hampshire County fruit growers prepare for a historic peach harvest worth well over $100,000. The industry faces a labor challenge as orchards, some with up to 30,000 trees of a single variety, require manpower to pick the crop.
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Hampshire County
Hamp‘shire
Beulah Mc Gandless Engaged to Major Edwin H Gibson
Mr and Mrs William J Mc Gandless announce the engagement of their daughter Beulah to Major Edwin H Gibson. The wedding is planned for Saturday June 30 at 12 o clock noon at St Stephens Episcopal Church Brandy Virginia. The couple will reside at home after September 15 in Va.
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William J. McGandless
Beulah
Edwin H. Gibson
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Brandy
Aig Va
Leesburg Bonds Sold For Waterworks Project
Leesburg issued 25000 dollars in bonds to finance a town waterworks system. N W Harris and Co of New York bought the issue at a premium of 1 75. The bonds carry four and one half percent interest and run twenty five years. Wheat insured on farms against fire and lightning. Get rates before infur ling. H R Bryarly and Bro 4 tf
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Leesburg
N. W. Harris & Co
New York City
H.R. Bryarly & Bro
Seashore Excursions to South Jersey Resorts 1906
To Atlantic City Cape May and other south Jersey resorts via Cumberland Valley and Pennsylvania Railroads. Tickets good June 21 July 5 19 August 2 16 and 30 1906 return within 16 days including date of issue. For advice as to trains and rates inquire of ticket agent. (a)4121.
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Atlantic City
Cape May
South Jersey
Cumberland Valley
Pennsylvania
Battle son passes Penn entrance exams for fall entry
To Pater University of Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Battle of Philadelphia staying at Winchester Inn, today received a letter from their son Mr. J Rome Battle announcing he successfully passed the entrance examinations to the University of Pennsylvania and will enter in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Battle
Philadelphia
Winchester Inn
J. Rome Battle
Mr. Battle
University of Pennsylvania
University
Children’s Day Services at Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church
Children's Day services will be held at Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church in this county on Sunday June 24 at 10 30 a m Rev K Wine pastor of the United Brethren Church of this city will give an address An interesting program has been arranged.
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Pleasant Valley
Dance at Cameron Hall Hosted by Mr George Trenary
A delightful dance was held last night at Cameron Hall hosted by Mr George Trenary. A large number of young people attended and enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Hall
George Trenary
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Boe
Berryville
Virginia
Thunderston Na Teetignt
Facts IN Nature
Weill
Bbotic Law
Sean
Feveey
Frederick County
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
County Court House
J. P. Haddox
N. Main St
Golden & Co
California
Goldengt Co
B.T. Babbitt
Ark Laundry
Uneeda
Homestead
Thos. M. Barr
Arvest Whiskey
L. E. Savage Sons
Stryker’s
Piano Aeat City Hotel
G. L. Brawner
Hary H. Baker
New York
James B. Russell
Washington
Thomas Trier
Washington’ and Lee University
Hugh Larrick
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Toy
Martha Jackson
Missouri
Jonathan Jackson
Gainesboro
Maud
Carrie
Mary
Swimley
Brucetown
Alice: Grant
Martinsburg
Charles Sb. Barrow
Smithfield
T. R. Cather
J. L. Cather
Chambersville
County
Texington
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Crothier
Shoes and Oxfords
Eeev
Huntsberry
Horsey & Atwell
Uibson
Polk Miller
Incohenee Tribe No. 17
Imp. C. B. M
Pater
W. Piccadilly Street
Spetel
H. W. Clowe
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Niagara Falls
Baltimore
Camden
Mount Airaa
Washington Junction
RE. Byrd
W. Forsyth
Byrd & Forsyth
Warren
Ra Coes
Byrd & Forath
R. E. Byrd
Eater
Iefyff
Gray & Sheetz
Oppo
Taylor Hotel
China
Peoples Bargain Store Corner Market
Pigcadilly
Capper
Rose Anaouvenir Roe Ys
West Water Bt
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Deering
Haldeman
Frazer
J.T. Fisner
Agt
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Scheele
Chicago
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D. R. Eskey
Ligut Nine Conductor, and Steel Range Co
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