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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1907

Page

5

Bank Statement of Fredericksburg Bank May 1997

The document shows liabilities and assets totaling 1 066 738 60 with capital stock 48 710 00 and undivided profits and expenses. H L Fuller as cashier swears the figures are true with directors R T Barton M M Lynch and W E Barr attesting.

State Bank I. Lee R. Grim Casaier Belif Lee R. Grim Geo. W. Kurtz Ww. Atkinson Lupton State of Virginia Frederick Hersertr. Larrick N.P Nat’s United States H. D. Fuller H.L. Fuller R. T. Barton M. M. Lynch W.E. Barr Suhrrrley Carter N. P

Large Outpouring at Lloyd Snapp Funeral in Frederick County

The funeral of Lloyd Randolph Snapp of Bliss Frederick County was one of the largest in the region, with many carriages and riders present. Services were at St Pauls Lutheran Church Fewtsett Gap officiated by Rev E A Stanton, followed by burial in the churchyard amid abundant flowers. Pallbearers included Henry Womeldorf Samuel E Snapp Albert Snapp Milton Snapp John H Lamp and Edgar Smoke.

Lloyd Randolph Snapp Bliss The Star Frederick County St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Fewcett Gap E. A. Stanton Stephens City J.snapp Mesers Henry Womeldorf Samuel E Albert Milton Snapp Edgar Smoke

When the Sowing Is Done

A brief remark on young men who believe sowing oats must attract crowds. The speaker argues for quieter, steady effort rather than seeking attention or approval from many onlookers.

The Seagull Thief of Sea Village Myth and Reality

A vivid contrast between the gulls that aid fishermen and the landbound bird that raids crops and roosts. The piece traces seagull lore from harbor aid and luck to depredations on farms and streets, highlighting a Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde transformation in a single feathered creature.

London St. James's Park Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde

Matin Announces July 14 1908 Paris London Aeroplane Race

The Matin publishes rules for an aeroplane race to occur July 14 1908. All French made machines will be admitted as competitors and must travel from Matin offices in Paris to its London office within 24 hours using only their propulsion. The winner receives 250000 francs.

The Matin Paris London

Japan Faces Copper Mining Weaknesses and Low Output

Japan remains the Far East's largest copper producer but only accounts for about one fiftieth of world output in 1905. Mine production rose from 23 890 tons in 1899 to 36 600 tons in 1905, with operations described as lacking method and lime consumption around 7 000 tons annually.

Japan Far East

German Officers to Study Japanese Army for Two Years

Four German general staff officers begin a two year assignment in Japan to study training methods strategy and other military practices. They have prepared extensively and even taken a course in Japanese as part of their preparations.

Germany Japan

Formidable Words in German Military Theatre Roles

A recent German newspaper item highlights two striking titles. The regimental drum major and the wardrobed keeper of the royal theatre are described with unusually formidable appellations, suggesting grand ceremonial importance in military and royal theatre contexts.

Unien Infanterie Regiment Hofschauspielhausgarderobe Royal Theatre

Fishermen Snare Sea-Floated Sheep Off Cornwall

When Cornwall and England were introduced with sheep entering the sea a flock drifted on woolly floats. Fishermen mistook the woolly masses as new fish and hurried to catch them. The next morning they hauled in a catch valued higher than any prior haul.

Cornwall England

Bridge Approaches Nearing Completion in Virginia

Special to The Star Burnt Factory Virginia June 26 The approaches to the new Opequop Creek bridge five miles between Winchester and Berryville on the pike are almost finished and the steel structure will soon be open for travel J M Fishpaw has finished planting poles for the Berryville pike telephone line Farmers are busy with corn plowing and wheat harvest weather delayed work but crops must be saved A church service is planned at 11 o clock next Sunday by Rev Rhodes Bapt Ch Eva Helf of Baltimore visits Lena McDonald Miss Boys stricken with typhoid fever at home. son ill from same disease recently recovered

The Star Burnt Factory Opequop Creek Winchester Berryville Pike J. M. Fishpaw Berryville Pike Mr. Rhodes Baptist Church Eva Helf Baltimore Lena McDonald Charles Boys

Louis Nulton Leads Middies to New York Practice Cruise

Louis Nulton, executive officer of the Olympia, returns to New York with the midshipmen practice squadron after a two year absence. The squadron will relocate to New London in June for summer training and depart for Annapolis in August.

Leouis McCoy ‘Nulton Winchester Dewey Olympia New York Midairmen Coast Defense Fioria Nevada Aransas New Louis Nulton United States Navy New London

Ridings and Branner Wed Quietly in Relief Virginia

Frederick W. Ridings wed Mary B. Branner in a small home ceremony near Relief. Rev. C. W. Cassell officiated before relatives and friends. The bride is the Branner daughter. the groom is the Ridings son. They will live on the groom’s farm near Stephens City.

Relief Frederick W. Ridings Mary B Branner Near Relief C. W. Cassell Stephens City George Branner William H. Ridings

Immense chain moved to Leicestershire colliery

A 26 ton chain over two and a half miles long was forged at Cradley Heath Staffordshire and sent to a Leicestershire colliery. The chain was loaded onto canal boats or wagons drawn by a traction engine for transfer.

Cradley Heath Staffordshire England Leicestershire

Horn of Long Ago Carved with Simon Cummings Name

An old horn in Great Barrington Massachusetts bears the carved name Simon Cummings dated November 12 1749. The horn likely belonged to an English Royal Highlanders soldier and dates back to early colonial days.

Simon Cummings Great Barrington Mass Royal Highlanders

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