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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1915
Page
3
Trains from the Cumberland Valley arrive in Winchester at 9 20 am daily except Sunday with additional services at 3 14 8 am and 7 22 pm daily. Superintendent Hart Henderson is mentioned with general duties.
Train No 13 departs 9 18 a m for Bristol Roanoke and intermediate stations with Pullman Sleepers and Dining Cars to Roanoke Parlor Car broiler to Roanoke and Bristol No 1 227 a m to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton intermediate stations with Pullman Sleepers Gary and Winston Salem cafe car Shenandoah and Gary connects at Roanoke with Memphis Special to points South No 27 638 p m for Shenandoah and intermediate stations Northbound No 28 932 a m for Hagerstown intermediate stations Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York with Shenandoah Junction connection to Washington No 14 704 p m for Hagerstown Pullman sleeper to New York No 2 12 4 a m for Hagerstown Pullman Sleeper to New York and Philadelphia
The 12:25 noon Local to Harrisonburg runs to Harrisonburg arriving 2:30 pm. Buffet Parlor Car No 21 daily departs 7:59 pm for Harrisonburg arriving 10:15 pm. No 24 daily Local from Harrisonburg to Strasburg arrives 7:30 pm. C W Westbury, Gen Agt, Washington DC.
Jurors hear testimony about liquor delivery records and the alleged marriage day package. Witnesses dispute ownership of packages and describe Noakes family tensions, car trouble, and letters torn up to protect a stenographer.
Narrative recounts trial at Winchester with cross examination of Noakes and arguments by Barton and Kern. It features a testimonial from C. H. Boxwell praising Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney pain, with an 1909 statement and 1915 update urging continued use and local price.
At 8 o'clock this afternoon No 2 red wheat on spot sold for 1.26 dollars per bushel while corn traded at 74 cents per bushel marking the day’s latest quotes in the Baltimore wholesale markets.
A brief cartoon caption from the Philadelphia Public Ledger quips about weather predictions. A child asks how forecasters know the weather and the response jokes that they do not know, highlighting uncertainty in forecasts.
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