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Two expert registered prescription men to compound your prescriptions day and night with Sunday service. For quick service call P. 428 or C. V. 5.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1917
Page
2
Two expert registered prescription men to compound your prescriptions day and night with Sunday service. For quick service call P. 428 or C. V. 5.
Stockholders of Cumberland Valley and Martinsburg Railroad Co face a Jan 22 1918 meeting at No 101 West King Street to approve consolidation with Cumberland Valley Railroad Co into The Cumberland Railroad Company. Notice dated December 22 1917 from secretary A C Nadenbousch.
Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Winchester notes Beulah E B Ashley as plaintiff in a suit against Foster F Ashley for non support and desertion seeking general relief. It orders Foster F Ashley to appear within fifteen days after publication and take whatever action needed for his interests. Clerk J B Beverley signs the order.
The article urges farmers to plant only good seed for wheat and rye, recommending seed cleaning with a fanning mill to remove weed seeds, smut, and shriveled grain. It advises buying seed locally, inspecting for disease, and treating seed to destroy fungi before storage and planting. It also covers seed selection, varieties, and rodent-proof storage.
The state shows 1916 delinquent capitation taxes totaling 3 472 044.25 including penalties. Whites owe 2 312 239.24 and colored 1 159 05 01. Delinquents 1916 by race are 407 whites and 816 colored. Tax collectability remains weak with only 152 020.74 collected in thirteen years. The Star prints all the figures from the auditor's report.
The Red Cross will send a relief ship from New Orleans to Guatemala to deliver Christmas earthquake aid. Loading began with ten thousand dollars in foodstuffs and vast medical supplies and disinfectants, to prevent epidemics. A Guatemala cablegram requests galvanized iron for 126 600 homes destroyed, but large government orders hinder supply. Dr. J F Egan of Johns Hopkins left Baltimore after holidays with the Yosts on Fairmont Avenue.
The Post Office plans motor truck parcel post routes totaling three to four thousand miles in star route service. One route runs from Portland Maine to New Orleans via Winchester and the Shenandoah Valley, with a second covering Illinois Indiana Ohio and West Virginia and a third in California. Government trucks may be used where roads permit and bids are sought.
Wires report a German spy plot aimed at destroying the Liberty Motor Company facility, the nation's top aeroplane motor producer. Firefighters contained a blaze in a building under construction, with limited damage. Authorities note a prior attempted strike on Unicon Grain and Elevator's grain granary.
W H Hamilton of Deerfield now with Augusta Wood Product Co credits one bottle of Dreco for curing two year stomach trouble. He cites relief from indigestion and urges sick people to try the medicine, noting its wide drugstore availability and Winchester outlet M Merl Drug Store.
The annual meeting of stockholders of The Commercial & Savings Bank will be held at the banking house in Winchester, Va, on Tuesday, January 8th 1918 at 11 a.m. for the election of directors and other business. All stockholders urged to attend. John I. Sloat, Cashier.
L E Johnson, head of Norfolk and Western Sway Company since September 1903, resigns as president to become chairman of the board. M D Maher, previously first vice president, succeeds him as president. A C Needles, current general manager, is elected vice president in charge of operations. Changes take effect January 1.
J. E. Colver of 103 Labor Temple Los Angeles recounts fifty six years with various cathartics and endorses Woley Cathartic Tablets as the best he has used warning against unpleasant aftereffects. Sold everywhere.
In the Clerk's Office of The Gir Court of Frederick County Virginia on December 8 1917 Maggie M Henkel vs Alfred S Henkel et al orders a sale of forty acres near Clearbrook Station for life with remainder to her children. Unknown heirs and parties in interest must appear within fifteen days to protect interests. Publication in The Evening Star Winchester and posting deadline set for December 17 1917.
By deed of trust from S A Kerns and wife to E C Whit trustee dated January 3 19 with record in Frederick County Virginia the undersigned substitute trustee will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Virginia at 11 o clock A M Saturday January 12 1918 two adjacent tracts containing 112 acres more or less near Whitacre P O Terms include one third cash day of sale and balance in two equal annual payments at 6 percent interest with bonds secured by a deed of trust on the property Warren Rice substitute trustee.
Slogans solicit a mail-in offer for Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets sent from Foley & Co 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago TM1. The offer asks for name and address and five cents for a trial package.
A historical snippet promotes war saving stamps as simple to buy and easy to handle with no red tape, urging immediate purchase. The brief emphasizes accessibility and practicality for readers.
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