Deaths Albert Miller at Trenton
Albert Miller 74 a well known Winchester resident died yesterday at his home in Trenton Missouri a brief illness or sudden death after a long life spanning Winchester Kirksville and Trenton He was a Confederate veteran and survived by three sons Carroll Miller of Trenton Robert F Miller of Baltimore and Albert P Miller of Fulton and a sister in Mississippi Funeral services are planned in Trenton with burial at a local cemetery.
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Ibert P. Miller
Winchester
Trenton
Mr. Miller
John W. Miller
Hite
Braddock and
Water Streets
Mississippi
Sve Agag
Carroll Miller
Laura Fowler
Robert Fowler
State of
Maryland
Ktimore
Judge Boynton
Missouri
Robert F. Miller
Telegraph
Baltimore and Ohio’ Railroad
Baltimore
Albert P.miller
Fulton
Free State forces gain Mullingar control after fighting
AP dispatch reports Mullingar in Ireland fell under control of provisional Free State troops after two hours of combat with anti treaty irregulars. An armored car reopened the streets as hostilities ended with casualties on both sides.
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Associated Press
London
Provisional
Free State
Mulliner
Evening News
Mullingar
Ireland
Irish Republic
Dntion
de Valera
Preaching at Welltown Church Sunday Morning
Rev. Mr. Lawson will lead the service at Welltown Church this Sunday at 11 o clock. Everyone is invited to attend. Also note Armstrong’s linoleum rugs advertised at 15.98 and a Winchester Foxy Grandpa tale in The Admit for pets.
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Welltown Church
Mr. Lawson
Armstrong
Swintley’s
Winchester High dominates Hagerstown in Valley baseball clash
In a pitchers battle Patton of Winchester fanned 13 and led a 4 to 1 win over Kline and Hagerstown. Mason produced key hits and scored the opening run as Handley narrowed gaps late, while Patton, Mason, and Poole starred for Winchester and Kline, Starr, Baltzler for Hagerstown. Next game set at Waynesboro Friday.
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Winchester High School
Hagerstown High School
Hagerstown
Patton
Winchester
Kline
Peiriec
Mason
Handley
Handley High
Poole
Starr
Baltzler
Tom Warren
Waynesboro
Boyce
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Poyce
Harding lauds General Grant reception in Cincinnati
President Harding received a hearty welcome in Cincinnati on his way to Point Pleasant for the Grant centennial celebration. Thousands lined streets and cheered as the train arrived at 9 10, with crowds on sidewalks and rooftops. An oak from the Grant farm near St Louis was planted at Grant's tomb marking the 100th anniversary of his birth.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harding
Point Pleasant
Ulysses S. Grant
Gibson Hotel
York
Grant Farm
St. Louis
General Grant
Rose plants three years old bloom this summer
Rose plants three years old from The Flower Shop are expected to bloom this summer and attract gardeners seeking mature flowering stock.
Used Ford 1920 with starter and lights for sale
Five passenger Model T style car offered cheap to quick buyers. See Franklin and Hupmobile Agency at 26 16 21 for viewing. The ad notes novelty in the era while promoting Polly and a Foxy Grandpa story in Star on April 29.
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Franklin and Hupmobile Agency
Death Comes Suddenly to Mrs Cornwell
Funeral services were held in Romney West Virginia for Mrs Mary Cornwell age 88 or 89 years mother of William B Cornwell of Winchester who died suddenly Tuesday at the Romney home of her son former Governor Jonon Wormwell. The service was at the Cornwell home with burial in Indian Mound Cemetery. The Rev F J Brooke and Rev L Q Forqueran officiated. Mrs Cornwell had been ill two weeks and seemed improving before a sudden collapse ended her life. She was born in 1833 daughter of John Taylor raised by Jesse Monroe and married in 1864 to Jacob Bieene of Aikie704.
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Romney
W. Va
Mary
Cornwell
William. B. Cornwell
Winchester
Jonon J. Wormwell
Indian Mound
F. J. Brooke
Presbyterian Church
Cormwell
John Taylor
Jesse Monroe
Springeld
Jacob Bieene
Blizzard to be Tried for Treason in West Virginia
A jury was drawn in Charles Town to try William Blizzard, United Mine Workers officer and mine union sub-district president, on treason charges. The trial follows an amending bill of particulars as the court opened, with most detail men described as farmers.
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Associated Press
Charles Town
W.va
William Blizzard
United Mine Kers of America
W. Va
Union
West Virginia
Logan
Fresh Trout and Butter Fish Sermon Notice
Members of W. O. 4V meet in Half Sunday at seven o'clock p m for the annual sermon at Brad S. M. BE Church.
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Ww. C. W
W. O
Brad
Winchester Becomes a Mecca for New Residents
Winchester attracts newcomers with a healthy climate and scenic beauty. Captain Edward H. Durell of the US Navy, his wife Mrs. Durell, and daughter Doris have bought a West Cecil street home. Durell, a noted naval officer, once commanded ships in the Pacific and served as naval attaché in Santiago, Chile. He led the Leviathan transport during the Armistice period and supervised postwar troop repatriation at Newport News.
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Winchester
New
Edward H.rell
United States Navy
Durell
R. C. Green
West Cecil Street
Captain Durell
Doris Durell
May Ni
Washi
Navy
Gantingo
Chile
San Francisco
France
Newport News
General Pershins
Frost Probable In North Portion Tonight
A Weather Bureau forecast received by The Star from Washington indicates likely frost in the northern portion of Virginia tonight. The report highlights chilly conditions and the possibility of freezing temperatures in the area.
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Star
Weather Bureau
Washington
Farm to Be Sold at Larrick Station on Winchester Line
Jacob Good estate offers a 45 acre farm at Larrick's Station on the Winchester and Western Railroad. The sale takes place in front of the Court House in Winchester on Saturday April 29 at 12 o'clock. Property features west timber, a 7 room house and necessary outbuildings. Terms: one third cash, balance in one and two years.
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Jacob Good
Larrick’s Station
Winchester and Western
Court House
Winchester
Bargain Store Deals on Pails and Clothes Pins
Blue enamel water pails with white lining 10 gallon at 79 cents each. Spring clothes pins priced at six cents a dozen. Store: People's Bargain Store.
Better Spraying Gear Advertised by Orchard Supply
High pressure spray hose and trouble proof connections. Spray guns rods nozzles fittings and accessories. Corona Lead S W Dry Lime Sulphur L & B Solution Black Leaf 40. Use Kayso in every tank to spread and help sprays stick doubling efficiency. WIN Orchard Supply Co. Phone 313 301 N Market St.
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Corona
S. W
WIN
Orchard Supply Co
N. Market St
Golden opportunity sale at Asa Crisman’s lots
A sale offers a chance to secure one of Asa Crisman’s lots on April 29. Items include a Light Ford delivery truck, 100 bushels potatoes, meat, shoots, scales and other articles. Sale begins at 1 p.m. R. M. Swimley announces the event.
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Asa Crisman
May Pole for Foreign Missions Sale at 104 Peyton St
Cakes candy and sandwiches sold Saturday 5 to 6 pm at 104 Peyton St for the May Pole fundraiser. Also listed for sale a dismantled 1920 Chevrolet with 490 parts including radiator electric headlights Stewart vacuum tanks car burner and manifold tires and rims. Main St address 125 5. Main St. plus Lemon Soap 6 cents per cake. The People's Drug Co.
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Peytom St
Chevrolet
Stewart
Main St
People’s ‘Drug Co
People’s Drug Co
Packard Twin Six New Paint Offer at Chapman's Auto
Chapman's Auto Sales advertises Packard Twin Six in perfect condition with new paint and half price, offering easy terms to buyers.
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Lott Chapman
Foxy Grandpa Story Apr
Readable text fragment references a Foxy Grandpa story with scattered APR hints and page markers. Key names or dates are unclear. available cues suggest a brief feature note rather than a full event.
Prunes Prisms and Smiles From State Pathologist
Pathologist F J Schneiderhan reports the apple industry in Frederick County remains optimistic despite recent frosts. He notes disease advice and new challenges, joking about growers' gloom while urging continued care and resilience as farmers face an eighteen month horizon.
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F. J. Schneiderhan
Erner
Frederick County
Hai Dema
Pege
Take It From Me Dazzling Musical Comedy at Empire Theatre Tonight
The 65 member company with two carloads of scenery arrives from Staunton for a dazzling production of Take It From Me at the Foepke Theatre tonight. Producer Jos M Gaites promises funny comedians clever dancers and a chorus of stunning girls with hits like Tip Toe Tomorrow and The Kiss. The story follows a youth who runs a department store and must save his fortune with the right woman guiding him.
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Ve Street Theatre
New York
Studebaker
Chicago
Foepke Theatre
Staunton
Jos. M. Gaites
Mr. Gaites
Alice Mills
Marjorie ‘Sweet
Helen and
Arline Gardiner
John’ ‘Hennings
Charles Meakins
Edgar’ Gardiner
Charles Welsh Homer
Herbert Salinger
Harry Burnham
Roscoe Patch
Yvonne Berkeley
George Albbotte
George Mortimer
Tip
Staunton Leader McHenry Holliday Funeral Held
Funeral services were held at First Presbyterian Church in Staunton Virginia for McHenry Holliday a leading merchant and churchman who died after a paralysis stroke on Monday. Holliday a Staunton resident since 1877 was brother to the late Benjamin T Holliday and longtime deacon of the church survived by wife Mary Kinney Holliday two children Malcolm Holliday and Mrs Charles Holt Jr and several grandchildren plus two half-sisters in Los Angeles. He was known as a man of high principles and a community leader.
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First Presbyterian Church
Staunton
McHenry Holliday
Holliday
Benjamin T. Holliday
Winchester
Virginia Valley
Mary Kinney
Malcolm ‘Holliday
Charles A. Holt, Jr
Jane
Sallie Holliday
Los Angeles
Cal
Ness
Levee Break Causes Flood Near New Orleans
Levee along the Mississippi river at Poidras about ten miles from New Orleans gave way for a 100 foot breach. About 350 families fled rising waters as the flood widened toward Vidalia and Ferriday with nearby parishes Concordia and Catahoula largely covered.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Poidras
Natchdz
Miss
Co Nik
Vidalia
Concordia
Catahoula
Death of Albert Whitacre in Apple Pie Ridge orchard
Albert Whitacre 36 formerly of Capon Bridge West Virginia died suddenly while working in the W S Hiett orchard on Apple Pie Ridge. He had a history of heart trouble and sunstroke. His body was taken to Fairview near Capon Bridge for funeral services at Disciples Church. He leaves a widow and three children and his parents in Capon Bridge.
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Albert Whitacre
Capon Bridge
W. Va
W. S. Hiett
Apple Pie Ridge
Fairview
Disciples’ Church
Whitacre
Hiett
Hampshire County
Seed corn varieties offered by Winchester Seed Co
Seed corn catalog note announces Virginia Grown No 119 and No 182 White Corn along with Reid's Yellow Dent and Improved Learning. Winchester Seed Co Inc invites orders, indicating corn seed selections available for planting season.
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Virginia
Reid
Winchester Seed Co., Inc
Foxy Cher Story Shines From Winchester Bride Tale
A fragment notes a FOXY Cher feature about a happy bride in Winchester. It mentions a grandpa story and an April date, signaling a human interest piece and familial angle in a local paper section.
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Winchester
Foxy Cher
Preventable Frost Damage in Orchard With Smudging Analysis
A historical note argues smudging oil heaters to prevent frost damage in orchards is not reliably beneficial. Experiments in Oregon show soot from heathers rarely harms blossoms and yields, questioning the value of smoke to protect crops.
Buck Jones Western Speed at Chaplin Sat in Pox News
Buck Jones headlines the latest film package with Western Speed and two comedies including Chartie Chaplin. The show features fist fights daring rides and a romance subplot as Jones pursues action from start to finish. Alabastine paints and Miller's Old Drug Store advertises supplies.
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Chartie Chaplin
Buck
Jones
Earl Evans New Show Friday Night
Snappy musical comedy two acts and six scenes on TV for 33 cents children 17 to 22 cents. Includes Fred M. Fugitt sale near Winchester with horses cattle hogs and farm implements listed.
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Earl. Evans
Fred M. Fugitt
Bufflick
Winchester
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FORD
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Foxy Grandpa
Mrs. Cornwell
Blizzard
Ip Cc
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Mecca
Darell
Tion of
R. M. Swimley
Foxy
Schneiderhand
Empire Theatre Tonight
Foxy Grandpa Story
April Shy Ge Oath A Spee
Staunton, Virginia
B. B Powellf
Eo Ae
Act
Buck Jones
Chaplin
Miller's
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