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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
5
Three Winchester wholesale grocers report no near term shipments of sugar. Two firms have old orders and are efforting to obtain sugar with no sight of a shipment. The third firm expects sugar soon but lacks railroad delivery access.
The Rev. Ma Carson of Webster Groves Missouri has accepted the Berryville Baptist Church pastorate to fill the vacancy left by H Parrett East last June. A native of Ohio and about 50, Carson is a pulpit orator who preached at Berryville recently and will begin with the first Sunday in September. His wife and daughter accompany him.
Announcement asks ladies and girls serving dinner at the fairgrounds on September 1 to wear Red Cross head-dress. Those on floats or without transport should meet at Handley to receive parade belongings and be escorted to the grounds.
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Dr. Hunter H. McGuire president of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce received a telegram from Congressman T W Harrison stating the United States government had no more sugar available for distribution to consumers at cost. The chamber had sought another carload for Frederick County and Winchester after selling the first carload. Harrison’s telegram confirms no additional sugar is available.
In Red Bud Virginia on August 28, Mr Sheridan Newcome and son Forrest from Pittsburgh returned home after two weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs David Newcome. They were joined by Mrs Walter McCoy and other relatives for a Brunswick visit and time with Mrs Jessie McCoy and Mrs Charles White. A local notice mentions Wee Savings Stonins investment reminder.
An irregular use warning for wmph Pills and safe relief guidance. The notice promotes a free information offer from the NATIONAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE in Milwaukee Wisconsin addressing appointments and exclusive relief particulars.
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