Baseball Scores From Sunday and Saturday Action Across Leagues
Sunday results showed St Louis 2 Chicago 0 and Detroit 7 Cleveland 1 in American League play while Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 5 4 and Chicago defeated St Louis 6 0 in the National League. International League saw Rochester 9 Providence 8 and Buffalo 3 Newark 1 with Jersey City 3 5 Toronto 2 0. Saturday totals included Boston 5 Athletics 4 and Brooklyn 2 New York 0 while Cleveland 7 Detroit 6 and Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 6 highlighted the day. Virginia League results listed Richmond 6 Roanoke 5 and Portsmouth 8 Petersburg 5 with Norfolk 9 9 Newport News 8 7.
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St. Lois
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Buffalo
Newark
Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Providence
Boston
Athletics
Washington
New York
Roanoke
Portsmouth
Petersburg
Norfolk
Newport, News
Returns From A Long Trip
Mr William C Hawkins a well known mail carrier between the post office and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station has returned from a 15 day trip to the Pacific coast. He spent a week visiting relatives in the west and noted improvements in cities and towns where he once worked.
No Meeting of Fair Directors
The Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society board failed to gather a quorum for its regular monthly meeting on Saturday. With many directors occupied, the contract for posting large bills and advertising for the fall fair was not awarded. A special meeting is expected before the next regular session to finalize the contract.
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The
Shenandoah ‘Valley Agricultural ‘Society
Bryarly Brothers Attend Big Quebec Convention
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Bryarly and Mr. Roland T. Bryarly left Winchester for Quebec to join the annual One Hundred Thousand Dollar Club convention of Prudential Insurance. The event features elaborate entertainments, and the party plans to return the first week of July. The Bryary brothers qualified by writing $100,000 in life insurance within 12 months and have earned eligibility for the club in past years.
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Henry R. Bryarly
Roland T. Bryarly
Quebec
Canada
Prudential Insurance Company
Winchester
Bryarly Brothers
Harvesting the Wheat Nearing Peak in Local District
Wheat harvest underway with edge cutting already begun by farmers and binders expected to run widely by midweek. Crop conditions described as standing well in the local section.
Scout meeting urged at Fairfax Hotel bar racks
All Boy Scouts are urged to be present at a meeting at their bar racks at Fairfax Hotel at 8 o'clock this evening by order of Scout authorities.
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Fairfax Hotel
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Winchester Resident
Jacob H. Hillyard of 606 S Kent Street Winchester describes long term kidney pain and back issues from 20 years ago. After using Dean's Kidney Pills off and on for years he reports relief and repeats his strong faith in the remedy. For sale by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Winchester
Jacob H. “Hillyard
S. Kent Sty
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
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J. P. Haddox
Wyndham
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Pi Hansbrough & Carter
Real Estate Loans
Vokes
Willis
A. L. Shéarer
BOY Scouts
Sartelle
Edwin Warfield
Fidelity and Deposit Co. OF Maryland Home Office
Baltimore
Hansbrough
Carter Bell
United No. 16 Real Estate
WM. A. Shultz
Mender and Riverter
China
Glass
Alabaster
Eric A.brac
Piccadilly St
New Middletown
Bertha Won
Lern
Water St
Co. R. Grubs
Bell
Millwood Pike
John. Boyd
Grand Societ
E. Bruce Ca
P. Graybear
Good & CO. Real Estate
Jones Creamery
W. Miller Fletcher
Woodweard
Modern Woodmen
White Hall
Brill & Ritter
North Market Street
Nusrdmg Ag Ee
Harry R. Bryant
S. H. Hable
Main and Water Streets
Orrrsayv
Sheetz
Farmers & Merchants Nat. Bank
United States Depository
Crystal Confectionery
Main Street
Jenkins & Dunlap
H. R. Bryarly & Bro
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