Winchester Evening Star May 24 1901 circulation report
Winchester Evening Star publishes its April 1901 circulation tally sworn by Frank R. Harris showing 41 522 copies printed and distributed to paid subscribers with a daily average of 1 597 over 26 issues. Also editorial praise for H D Fuller and critique of political bosses.
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State of
Virginia
Winchester
Frank R. Harris
Tue
Winchester Evening Star
Tue Evening Star
Political Soloist Montague Refuses Swanson Debate
The piece critiques Montague for declining a joint discussion with Swanson about the state. It argues he wastes time on solo speeches while avoiding face to face contradictions and would rather defend his record to his own district than attack opponents publicly.
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Montague
Mr. Swanson
Red Fox
Swanson
Democratic Star's Editorial Policy on Ads and Partisanship
The Star declares it is a neutral news paper prioritizing published focal news without harming any candidate. Republican city ticket ads ran as paid content while the democratic ticket appeared free, provoking criticism from those who nominate on the democratic ticket and claim they can bolt.
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Tue Star
Star
Focal
Mad Dog Scare Shocks Middletown Community
A panic in Middletown Virginia over a supposed mad dog infects the area. Reports claim a tall dog appeared near three cow stables in different directions at the same hour, prompting calls for dog quarantines and veterinary scrutiny.
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Middletown
Battle Fields
Ham
Aesculaphius
Board of Trade
Bullentin
Salem
Staunton
Crrizon
Rates to Cerro Gordo Excursion During Meeting
Redated fares set for Old Order German Baptists gathering at Cerro Gordo Illinois May 24 31. Cumberland Valley Railroad offers round trip tickets May 3 to 26 valid to June 4 with a 25 72 rate. Deposit tickets with Cerro Gordo joint agent by June 3 and pay fifty cents to extend to June. Local agents for details. Mr Louis Zimmerman and Miss Daisy Hess of Martinsburg wed in Hagerstown.
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Cerro Gordo
Ill
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Louis Zimmerman
Daisy Hess
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Two Saturday Bargains in Towels and Stockings
Bargains on towels from Irish 23x43 inch Huckaback pair at 19 cents each or 38 cents per pair plus special 74 10 11 124 15 cent values. Ladies lisle stockings German make with double soles and heels priced at 25 cents per pair, down from 35 cents.
Henry Bretjer and Co. Ticket and Democratic Scratches
A historical note warns that Henry Bretjer and Co will run on the democratic ticket only if others align, stating that a rule difficult to apply both ways will fail. It implies party loyalty and strategic voting considerations within the era's political dynamics.
Truste e Sale of Real Estate In Frederick County
Trustee announces sale of real estate by deed of trust from George Jones dated November 27 1899 recorded in book 119 page 499 Frederick County Clerk. Sale to be held in front of the Winchester Court House on Tuesday June 11 1904 at 11 oclock a m. Property located about seven miles northwest of Winchester on the Cedar Hill road.
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George Jones
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
County of
Frederick
Cedar Hill Road
Court House Hall
M. Mauurice M. Lyncon
County Supt. of Schools
Circuit Court
Virginia
E. Bolling Byrd
Mary Co. Light
Mary C. Adams
Mary C. Light
Daniel M. Adams
R. BE. Byrd
E. Holmes Boyd
W. M. Mandlebaum
T. K Cartmell
Anne Funk
Coney
Winchester Star
Cony Peete Hil. H. Gold
County of Frederick
David Harris
George W. Edmondson
David Harris Et al
Geo. W. Edmondson
Phil
H. Gold
Tyerman
M. M. Lynch
Brick County
Buffalo Lick Road
H. Trerpan
Poke
John M. Steck
Sper
M. Lynch
John M
Seven Acres Property Referred in 1889 Deed and Sale
The notice describes seven acres, the remaining portion of a tract bought by George Jones from David Shaull by deed dated March 16, 1889 and recorded in book 98 page 459. It names adjoining lands of Dr. Henkle, John W. Shultz and others. Terms or Late CASH. R. E. Byrd, Trustee. 5 10 ts.
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George Jones
David Shaull
Dr. Henkle
John W. Shultz
R. E. Byrd
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