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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1919

Page

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Music Galore Planned for Soldiers Homecoming Parade

Winchester and Frederick county plan a Labor Day celebration with ten bands including a colored band, block dancing on Piccadilly Street, and a pageant of local history. Medals will be awarded to each service member in the parade. Governors Davis and Cornwell are slated speakers, with four planes for demonstrations.

Red Cross Winchester Frederick County W. L. Fultz Reginald Haines Edward Spellman Shenandoah Valley West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania Piccadilly Street Main Braddock Streets War Camp Community Service Committee On Transportation United States Railroad Administration Mgr. R. Gray Williams R. T. Duke Charlottesville Westmoreland Davis Virginia John J. Cornwell Paul Gaylord Gaylord Washington War Department Win

Market Feel of Early Trading Shows Broad Losses

At the opening of today's stock exchange session extensive liquidation accelerated by short selling produced widespread declines of one to five points across leading rails, shipping, steel, equipment, motors, oils and food and fertilizer shares. Substantial buying at concessions aided shipping and oils as support. Noon trades reached about 900,000 shares.

New York Stock Exchange

Insurance ad for farm wheat coverage and loans

Insurance notice offering farm wheat coverage anywhere with low rates for fire and lightning. Hansbrough and Carter Insurance Loans Real Estate promote quick quotes and reliable service for farmers and properties.

Hansbrough and Carter Insurance

United Brethren Quarterly Meeting in Winchester Church

The fourth quarterly conference for Winchester will be held at the United Brethren Church on Saturday evening August 9 at eight o'clock. Rev. A. S. Hammack of Dayton Va will preside and oversee the election of lay delegate and alternate to the Martinsburg W Va annual conference on September 22. Treasurers must file written reports from October 1, 1918 to August 9. All official members and the entire congregation are urged to attend.

Winchester United Brethren Church A. S. Hammack D. D Dayton Martinsourig W. Va Geo. W. Stover

Trustee Sale of F. J. Trip Lett Farm Near Gore

The trustee will sell a 145 acre Frederick County farm with about half timber near Gore. The sale occurs in front of the Court house on Saturday this week, with a sale bill available on another page of the paper. Park & Tilford candy shipment advertised by The People’s Drug Store. Moling & Seal August blanket sale noted.

Frederick County Gore

Watermelons Arrive Monday at V Depot

Fancy watermelons to arrive Monday at the V Depot. Apply Sam Aines. Phone 476 after 6 p.m. 419.

V. Depot Samaines

W. O. W. Picnic at Bartonville Lawn

The W. O. W. plans a lawn party on Friday and Saturday night the 8th and 9th at F. W. Shenk's lawn in Bartonville Virginia.

F. W. Shenk Bartonville

Summer Apples Wanted at Cumberland Valley Depot

Buy all kinds of fruit in large or small quantities. Top market prices at the Grain Elevator Cumberland Valley Depot Winchester Virginia. SAM HAINES phone 419.

Cumberland Valley Depot Winchester Sam Haines

Massey Brothers Apple Grader Ad Aims to Cut Packing Costs

An advertisement from Massey Brothers promotes a Trescott apple grader promising lower packing costs. The pitch urges readers to order now to upgrade fruit handling and shipping efficiency.

Massey Brothers

High cost of living dominates Wilson era policy debate

President Wilson faces pressure as Palmer prepares a living-cost report and plans to discuss wheat market restoration with Julius H. Barnes. Congress hears calls for federal meat regulation and labor reform as strike threats loom and a three-way railroad control proposal surfaces.

Washington Palmer Wilson Julius H. Barnes United States Grain Corporation White House Congress Tumulty Iith Senate Agricultural Committee Kenyon Iowa Kendrick Wyoming Johnson South Dakota Gronna North Dakota

Fire destroys Crisman storeroom with $7,000 loss

A morning fire gutted Asa Crisman’s storeroom at Valley Avenue and Gerard Street. Loss estimated at $7,000 with no insurance. Delayed response due to false alarm fears. Fire started near the front. revolver alarms and police confusion followed before crews contained the blaze. Some merchandise saved. Crisman puzzled by origin.

Asa Crisman Valley Avenue Gerard” Street Comany W. J. Brady Resturant Main Street Brady Crisman George Perry South End

Handley School Heads Inaugurated In Winchester

Frederick E. Clerk will be inaugurated as superintendent of Handley Schools in the Empire Theater on September 12 1919. Dr Fravik E Spaulding and Hon Harris Hart will speak on the Winchester plan and state support. Dr Wallace Buttrick will also address the audience as plans for cooperation between Handley and city schools are outlined.

Empire Theater Fravik E. Spauiding France Winchester Wallace Buttrick Frederick FE. Clerk Cleveland Ohio Handley Schools Judge T. W. Harrison Washington Street Clerk Common Council R. Gray Williams Handley Board of Trustees Oer Frederick E. Clerk Handley Handley Board Robert M. Ward Doctor Spaulding Frank B. Spaulding Spaulding Buttrick Harris Hart Virginia State Department of Education General Edvcation Board Handley Fund Handley Library City Hall

City Meeting Debates Public Works and Tax Plans

The ity enters protest against higher taxes as Chesapeake and Potomac and city officials discuss public improvements financed by bonds or taxes. June treasurer’s report shows receipts 8817 22 disbursements 7632 40 balance 1184 82. An ordinance to borrow 15000 for current expenses is approved.

Cowell B. M. Knight Hospital Opera Grim Walter. Cox Rhoinrantin Gerard Wtreat Cooper Rouss Hook and Ladder Company Charley Rouss Fire Company

Robinsons Great Circus Brings Spectacle To Winchester

John Robinsons circus arrives in Winchester amid heavy rain and a parade at 11 am led by mounted Cossacks and bands. The show features the Nelson family four generations of performers, Lowande South American riders, Felix Demaris with trained baboons, and a camel team. Doors open 7 pm and show begins 8 pm. Wanted fruits daily at Lenore Station by Nicodemus Butler.

Winchester John Robinson John Robinson Circus Nelson Deven Lowande Morgan Morgan Praetor Felix Demaris

Ford libel suit testimony ends in Mount Clemens trial

Judge Tucker completed expedited testimony and with counsel cooperation, concluding Henry Ford libel case against the Chicago Daily Tribune. Jury to hear the case next Tuesday after today’s session in Mount Clemens Michigan. Fresh Norris Exquisite Candies now available at The People’s Drug Co.

Mount Clemens Mich Tucker Henry Ford Chicago Daily Tribune Norris The People’s Drug Co

Austrians Ready to Make Reply to Peace Terms

Dr Karl Renner Austrian chancellor and head of the Austrian peace delegation informs the secretary general the counter reply to the allied peace terms will be handed over tomorrow within the time limit. Lost gold Elgin watch bracelet with initials M E P. Liberal reward for return to 305 S Kent St.

Paris Aus Karl Renner Austria Elgin S. Kent St

Important Farmers Club Meeting at Stephens City

The Central Frederick Farmers' Club calls a very important meeting for Saturday evening, August 9 at 9 o'clock. All members must attend. Secretary C. C. Bauserman announces.

Farmers’ Club Stephens City Central Frederick Farmers’ Club C. C. Bauserman

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Mapart Associated Press United Brethren Quarterly Meeting F. J. Triplett Farm Just Park & Tilford People’s Drug Store, Inc Moling & Seal W. O. W. Picnic General Palmer Bolshevist Wheeling W. Va Smith Georgia Ishor American Federation of House Interstate Commerce Committee Warren Stone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor Glenn Plumb Organized Railroad Employee of America Wheeling Fort Tipcoal Bellaire Wanchester Ity Chesapeake and Potomac Fire Department Comane of the Revenue E.W. Miller Mth Ramebure Henry Fire Committee Star Robinson's Great Circus Lenore Nicodemus, & Butler Ford
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