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Out of the Past...from the archives of The Winchester Star (opens the original)
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F.M. Reynolds is installing a high power radio at the George Washington Hotel at the request of Manager Collins for the purpose of receiving from the ringside the details of the Dempsey-Tunney fight in Philadelphia tomorrow night. Manager Collins invites the public to be present and hear the news from the big fight. An order was entered in the Corporation Court yesterday confirming the sale of the Shumate property at Washington and Piccadilly streets to the purchasers M. Lohr Capper, Lewis F. Co
Out of the Past ... from the archives of The Winchester Star (opens the original)
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In the Saturday issue of The Star the statement is made that James B. Russell of Winchester is the only living man in this section that was at Appomattox when Gen. R.E. Lee surrendered. There are two in this section, H.C Schenk of near Stephens City, now in his eighty-second year, was in Company C, Twelfth Regiment, Laurel Brigade, Seventh Virginia Cavalry. The other one is Charles K. Weaver of Stephens City, now in his eighty-first year, who was in Company A, First Virginia Cavalry. Both of the
Out of the Past ... from the archives of The Winchester Star (opens the original)
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Private boxes in the grandstand at the great Winchester Fair which begins next Tuesday are going fast. Seats in the grandstand are 50 cents per day or a season ticket may be bought for $2 entitling the holder to admission all four days of the Fair. Autos are charged a flat rate of an additional 65 cents per day. Children are admitted to the Fair for 25 cents per day. A horse and carriage costs only 25 cents per day. The baby show in the main building requires no entries. Simply bring the baby wi
Out of the Past ... from the archives of The Winchester Star (opens the original)
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Sunday baseball games in Frederick County have been frowned upon by the County School Board at least so far as the use of county school property is concerned. The board at a meeting Monday passed a resolution in which it was set forth that the board will not give its permission for the playing of baseball games on county school property on Sundays. This world we live in will roll smack-bang through a comet's remnants tonight. A shower of meteors will bounce all over the earth's atmosphere. If th
Out of the Past ... from the archives of The Winchester Star (opens the original)
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The claim of Miss Forrest Walsh that a millionaire of Pittsburgh, who lives near Winchester, had wooed and won her by mail has attracted widespread interest among eastern metropolitan newspapers. A local photographer this afternoon attempted to snap his camera on Miss Walsh and her mother as they were coming out of a telegraph office. They were being interviewed by Washington newspapermen. When they saw the camera levelled at them they quickly hid their faces and turning away, fled into a nearby
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