Order Regulating Flour Sales Has Teeth In S Order
Winchester food administrator Shirley Cager warns millers and jobbers to enforce the U S Food Administration rule regulating flour and cereals. Licenses required for millers and jobbers. selling flour without a matched order for cereals risks license revocation. Grocers cautioned against selling more than a quarter barrel of flour to any customer.
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Carter
Mer
Shirley Cager
Winchester
New Order
United States
Panger
Food Administration
The
Iitler
Fort Loudoun Seminary mother with three sons in service
Mrs. Ada Sommerville Hatcher of Fort Loudoun Seminary Winchester has three sons in active military service. Julian B Tratcher, a Naval Academy graduate, is now a lieutenant in the Army stationed at Watervliet Arsenal New York. Capt James Hatcher, promoted from first lieutenant, serves as staff captain in California. Richard S Hatcher, a second lieutenant, commands a company at Camp McClellan Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Hatcher
Fort Loudoun Seminary
United States Army
Ada Sommerville Hatcher
Winchester
Hatgher
Julian
Tratcher
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Army
Watervliet ON. Y
James. Hatcher
Wnll
Aiationea
Anyaraly
Fornia
Hatcher
Camp McClellan
Abinistons
Ala
Hatcher Guagicrea
Hislearies
Daugh
Winchester and Frederick county draft board report details
The Provost Marshal General's office data show 1474 registrants, a gross quota of 172, and a net quota of 9 after pre enlistments. 280 examined with none failing. 23 examined, 4 accepted, 56 rejected on physicals. 189 exemption claims. 104 allowed, 38 disallowed. 123 certified for service to the district board. Crowder's report highlights further facts.
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Local Board of Winchester
Frederick County “PLC
Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia
District Board
Chamberlain Case Won’t Be Appealed
Richmond Virginia Dr Asa W Chamberlain convicted of murdering his brother and carving the body, will begin serving his life sentence February 12. Alterner Page announced no appeal would be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Asa W. _Chamberlain
Alterner Page
Warning to income tax dodgers issued by commissioner
A note of warning to income tax dodgers has been issued by Commissioner of Internal Revenue Daniel C. Roper. The directive aims to caution those who might evade taxes and to warn that security will report any evasion. The circular covers all taxpayers with substantial incomes and outlines required reporting for diverse earnings. A sermon is announced for Suagin Church this Sunday.
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Internal Revenue
Daniel C. Roper
P. W. Ritenpure
Champion Speller William W Glass Wins Empire Theater Event
The Empire Theater hosted a well attended spelling contest by Troop 1, Boy Scouts. William W Glass won first prize of 15 dollars in gold, while Miss Exther Ridgeway won 5 dollars in gold for second place. The event featured Prof Jenkins Orchestra and noted several notable attendees.
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Empire Theater
W. W. Glass
William W. Glass
Misa Exther Ridgeway
Séeieyl
Miss Ridgeway
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Edie
Mesh Hideway
Ateas
Wheeler- -En
Rebecca Bahch
John Hahn
Budley Birld
Harry Potts
Nine room house with bath and electric light
Notice lists a nine room house with bath and electric light priced or offered by M. M. Lynch attorney. The short entry notes a real estate listing or sale action with legal representation.
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Bath
M. M. Lynch
Ground Hog Weather Lore Explained
A whimsical note describes Ground Hog Day on Saturday February 2 with folklore about whether the groundhog sees a shadow. It explains that a cloudy day and no shadow signals winter ending, while a sunny day and shadow suggests continued cold weather and folklore consulted by local chroniclers.
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Yrad
Hayfield
Sunday preaching at Vallux Mac edonia Reillef and Berube
Sunday services announced for February at Vallux and Macedonia venues with 1045 a m and 720 p m times. Notices reference offerings and a drawing at the People’s Draw Cu with a promotion for gold free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallux
Macedonia
Po Wm
Reillef
Berubeker
Pabior
Jenkins and Punter Take Over Agriculture Implement Firm
Messrs George Jenkins and J Punter trading as Jenkins and Punter have entered the agricultural implement business of Mr Robert Schultz on North Market Street. They move into the Schultz building and will operate from there in the future. The business has long served agriculture implement interests for over fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jenkins
J. Punter
Ae Jenkins & Pounisp
Beret
Implement
Robert “We Schultz
Norn Market Street
Schultz
Man in West Virginia Town Ends His Life
Registered man Mowery, a landowner near Capon Bridge in Hampehine county, West Virginia, shot himself at his home after a rising concern over military service. He died before a statement could be obtained. His body was buried near Green Lake. he was about in his forty first year. His death follows rumors of his fear of conscription and responsibility of his automative business ventures with his brother at Capon Bridge.
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Antes Mowery
Hampehirs County
West
Virginia
Wwe
Hia Fabber
Atomo Mawery
Capon
Winchester
Othe
Lfe
Moy
Notice to Subscribers on Star Renewal Schedule
Notice to subscribers explains delays due to security and post office access. Renewal deadline moves to February 15 with January rate of 250 per year for renewals before February 1s. After that, price increases and further details are unclear.
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Sabe
Iintt
British Repel An Incident By Germans On The Front
British troops repelled a German attack on the Aptas front in trench lines near Lake Chere ruich. The engagement occurred during melt and involved motorized units. scouts are called to gather tonight at 73 Atel, Toston for a briefing.
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Baltic Sea
Anen
Hamburg
Bremen
Kiel
Aptas
Laie
Ruich
Toston
America
Howe
Fragmented OCR Item on Economic Figures and Names
Partial readable text mentions Stone Chapel and nobles with sheep, plus scattered words like economy, head, year and out. The fragmentary lines offer no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a full news item.
Peace on Earth Appeal Promotes Selfless National Duty
The notice urges citizens to conserve food and support the nation, citing God and duty to country. It mentions a sale at White Hall featuring horses, cattle, hogs, hay, 40 acres of wheat, farm implements, and household goods, with postponed terms to February 7.
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John D. Adams
White Hall
Two Young Men Enlist In Army
Two men with ties to Boyd's drug store join the army. Mr Lennon Armentrout departs for Fort Oglethorpe Georgia to attend the Army camp for a commission. The other enlists through the board, assigned to duty, and travels from Washington to clerk work in Clarksburg and Wheeling before reporting for service.
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Lennon
Armentrout
Boyd
Amy
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga
OmMcets
Avemel
Tye
Exeayution
Winckttater
Predertek
Orna Ee
Winchingten, Py
Glarkelrng
W. Va
Washington
Mir
Latheburg
Reaching the trenches amid war dispatches
Reports from Washington and Belgium describe US and Allied movements near the front. Details mention prisoners in fox holes, cages described as holding captives without food, and intelligence readouts from officers in liaison with American relief efforts.
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Senal
Pate
Crowder Report
Chamberlain
Sam
Congress
Darine
Association of Insurance Company
Suagien Charch
Sunda
Ria
Germany
WM. W. Glass
Phen
Zen ‘Vernon Eddy
Prof. Jenkins
Turnisidd
Frederick
Bleys Olt Implement House
Gertrude
Baltimore
Mas
Waller
Finithe
Industhal
Hindenberg
Bolshviki
Wire
Berlin
Nachtishter
Amsterdam
Mare ‘Shal von Hindenburg
Theo Gist
Saxony
Eaveria
Hindenines
James “Mowery
Gyer
Golag
H. H. Baker
B. Piccadilly St
M-Iptt
Peerman Mf
Hable
Moon
Reb
Bbernian
Tania
Fiat
People's Erage
Scot Noticf
Lestone
Ata
Coe A
Wisechester
State Law of Defense Plana
Iti
Aden
Wilson
Ef Weel
Asrmy
Ber
Armentroutly
Stygas Bute Ve
Very
Papatar
Pier Ger Pisb
Eagle
Eac
Craot
Josibie
Loutis
Belgium
United Ghases
Brete Department
Mr. Davis
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