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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1923
Page
3
A Virginia official praised Godrick at a meeting in AigineDyD Va noting his public service value. He stressed election outcomes may not settle local issues and urged continued leadership from respected figures like Godrick and Mr. Coleman.
Washington evangelist Jennie Smith, age eighty one and long active in evangelical work, spoke at the Hall auditorium about recent mission efforts. She has been connected with the railroad men on the Baltimore and Ohio system for decades and addressed previous gatherings at Island Park.
Baltimore police report charge against Snyder alias N. R. Baker for devezzing a 25 dollar fee for typist work and fake job offers. He advertised in several states and awaited replies before officials intervened. He waived preliminary hearing and was ordered held for the United States Grand Jury. Snyder's prior service noted in Pennsylvania and elsewhere.
Charlea C McLean a veteran newspaper man joins the division of markets to head a new market service run jointly by the division and the United States area of Agricultural Economics The service aims to provide timely market news for growers and dealers in Virginia with daily telegrams starting next week and radio service under consideration Richmond authorities approve the plan and expect operation to begin in December
Local notes report numerous relatives visiting in Timore, Washington, Winchester, Baltimore, and other areas. Names include Mrs. Howard Owings, Mr. Frank Dean, Katheryn Watson, S. R. Willey, Mrs. Cyan, and many others, with travel from Pittsburg, Leesburg, Philadelphia, and Beatton.
A fragmented user letter describes trying a vegetable tonic for health, claiming improved energy and digestion. The note mentions a friend in Allentown and a liver pill product, with dates and names partially garbled. The tone mimics a testimonial column from a local paper.
The Rev. Charles Waah faci of St. ith's arch will preach at a Meade Memorial service on Sunday. Warner has many friends in the community who welcome the chance to hear him again.
Races at the fair grounds today draw veterans and the public amid misread notices and scattered mailings. Managers and attendees navigate crowd spaces while memories and celebrations mix with a tense mood at the event.
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