Vote This Ticket Republican Nominees for Council
The notice lists council candidates by ward: First ward WM Willis, Second ward WM Graichen, Third ward Albert A Brown, Fourth ward German Smith. It urges voters to support the Republican slate in the upcoming election.
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George H. Kinzel
C. E. Hoover
John K. Lewis
David
Glaize
H. D. Fuller
W. W. Striker
Geo. E. Jenkins
Eee Lupton
E L. Hodgson
WM. R. Willis
WM. C. Graichen
Albert A. Brown
German Smith
Independent candidate for Justice of Peace in Winchester Va
The statement announces H E Totty as an independent candidate for Justice of Peace at Large in Winchester Virginia for the city election on May 23 1901. Totty signs as 429th.
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Justice of Peace At
Winchester
H. E. Totyy
Circuit Court
Freerick County
Terman
M M. Lynch
Court House
T Ae
Frederick County
Buffalo Lick Road
Winchester Evening Star April circulation figures
State of Virginia, City of Winchester swears 41 522 copies printed and distributed to paid subscribers for The Winchester Evening Star in April 1901. Daily average for 26 publication days is 1597 copies. Frank R Harris sworn before Kost Worstey on May 1, 1901.
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State of
Virginia
Winchester
Frank R Harris
Evenine Star
Nomination Boost for Cammer in Back Creek GOP Opposition
The county convention and primaries were fairly run and produced solid nominees. Democrats are urged to support their ticket with special praise for John C. Cammer of Back Creek district as a capable road commissioner and worthy opponent to the Republican challenger.
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John C. Cammer
Back Creek
Cammer
Advertising success of Frederick Macy in Grand Rapids
The Philadelphia Record notes Frederick Macy of Grand Rapids Michigan built a vast mail order trade through newspaper ads. He started with $10 monthly space, now spends about $5000 each month on advertising, highlighting the power of press promotion.
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Frederick Macy
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Philadelphia
Mrs Maud Mandaville Dies Sudden at Baldwin House
Mrs Maud Mandaville proprietress of the Baldwin House in Hagerstown died suddenly in her room at 8 o clock yesterday morning. She was well known to traveling men in Winchester and had lived in Hagerstown since 1898. The John Mann M E Church Sunday School plans a rally for the evening of.
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Maud Mandaville
Baldwin House
Hagerstown
John Mann M. E. Church
Eloquent Tribute to a Great Surgeon
The obituary honors Dr. McGuire for a life spent in Going about doing good. He treated poor patients without regard to payment while Hollywood hills mourned his passing. A pastor notes his fame rests on skill and the impact of unremembered acts of kindness.
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Benasis
Genestas
Norman Plod
McGuire
Hollywood
Wadsworth
To our fit up to date foot wear
Shoes marketed as the latest fit and up to date footwear with a guarantee they will wear well.
Tours to Boston Conducted by Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
The B and O Railroad offers personally conducted tours to Boston from Washington and Baltimore on June 25 and July 16 1901 at 28.00 for round trip travel with stopovers in Philadelphia and New York. Return valid five days after departure. Departures from Washington Union Station 8:50 AM and Baltimore Camden Station 9:19 AM. Tickets available through S B Hedge B F Bond or Arthur G Lewis.
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B. & O. Railroad
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey Avenue
CU. Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ticket Office Notice
A fragment from a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad notice names the general manager and agents, referencing ticket and traffic details. The readable lines indicate procedural contact for ticketing and official roles.
Wall Paper Bargain at 4 Cents a Piece in 1901 Styles
Sample wallpapers to homes upon request offered in latest 1901 styles. Price set at 4 cents per piece with a promotional match combination. Local merchants advertise convenient selection and home samples for customers.
Property Foreclosure Sale Notice in Winchester
By deed dated October 26 1895 from Margo Walker and wife and recorded in Deed Book 22 pages 266 267 in Winchester Corporation Clerk's Office I will offer for sale the property described in the deed in front of the courthouse steps.
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Margo Walker
Corporation Clerk’s
City of Winchester
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Seal Brothers
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J. P. Haddox
Wm. S. Scull & Co
Camden, N. J
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Cumberland
Wm. C. Gratchen Grove
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G. H. Hyde
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German Baptist Y Meeting
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W.B. Bevill
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