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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1920

Page

4

Boschen bill on price labeling faces House defeat

Danville opinion piece argues against Delegate Boschen’s bill to require plain price and cost figures on every item. It warns such rigid labeling harms merchants, invites undercutting, and could curb legitimate profits while failing to curb gouging. It cites merchant opposition led by Richard E. Byrd and warns about distortions from overregulation.

Danville Register House Committee Richard E. Byrd Del @gate A Boschen Richmond Gould

Spring Coming In The Farm Community Verse

A nostalgic poem by Walt Mason celebrates the approach of spring. The speaker envisions farmers preparing fields, blue skies, and warming breezes while leaving behind winter hardships and ash and coal chores. The verse revels in rural renewal and seasonal joy.

Sylvan Dells Smarties Walt Mason

Cedar Grove Notes Medal Grove Va

Cedar Grove Notes from Medal Grove Virginia report visits by Mr Collins and son from Port Clinton. Mentions loss of a horse and a cow, a tree causing injury, and Mrs McDonald called to Madison See for sow illness. Preaching at Little Mountain Church last Sunday and again next Sunday.

Medal Grove Collins and Son Port Clinton Barney Smith Gold Clark D. B. Grove Little “Mountain Stuart Fries Myr Myr. and Mrs. McDonald Madison Bessie Barrett Hattie Dorsey Welsh Shenandoah College Institute Pleasant Valley

Burnt Factory Notes Highlight Weather and Local Ties

Burnt Factory Virginia notes recount Mrs. Co J Garver of Winchester visiting friends with Miss Lena McDonald from Moling and Seal. Rural carrier H B Benner praised for prompt service during severe ice congestion. Residents sail through ice thaw with milking cow loss and school attendance steady despite conditions.

Burnt Factory Co. J. Garver Winchester Léna McDonald Moling Seal Benner Daily Mail Partilly Mollie Wood J. M.fishpaw Baltimore Ada Tanquary Alexandria Harry Marsh

Masons of Virginia In Annual Session

The Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons in Virginia opened its annual communication today at the Masonic Temple in Richmond with delegates from nearly all state lodges. The three day session will close with a banquet. Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21 sent Claude Stickley of Vaucluse to represent Worshipful Master J. B. Beverly Jr., who could not leave town.

Grand Lodge of Ancient Virginia Masonic Temple Richmond Winchester Hiram Lodge Claude Stickley Vaucluse J. B. Beverley

Col Magruder Ordered To China For Posting

Col John Magruder of the U S Army, well known in the city, will sail from San Francisco on March 5 for a new post as military attache in Péking China. He has served in the Philippines the Mexican border and France. His aunts Miss Bettie and Miss Minnie Donaldson of Woodstock visit him prior to his departure.

John Magruder United States Army Bettie Minnie Donaldson Woodstock China J. W. Magruder Philippines Mexican France Magruder Péking San Francisco

Jack Funk to Become Navy Electrician

Jack Funk of Stephens City went to Hagerstown Maryland to enlist in the United States Navy as an apprentice electrician. He will train three years at a naval electrical school before completing the course.

Jack Funk H. A. Funk Stephens City Hagerstown United States Navy Funk Naval Electrical Schools

Isaac Motter Dies in Missouri at About Sixty

Cumberland Md dispatch reports the death of Isaac Motter last Friday in his home in St. Joseph Missouri. He was about 60, son of the late Judge W M Motter of Hagerstown Maryland and brother of Sodge Henrietta Motter Winchester Mrs Arthur Shriver Cumberland and Louis Motter of St Joseph Missouri.

Cumberland, Md Isaac Motter St. Joseph Motter W.M. Motter Hagerstown Misses Sodge Henrietta Motter Winchester Arthur Shriver Cumberland Louis Motter St Joseph

Unclaimed Letters at Winchester Post Office

Unclaimed letters remaining for the week ending February 7 1920 require one cent per letter. Names listed include Miss Laura Lee Barbee Miss Love Baker Winford Boyce James Conrad Sam Ditt J D Jenkins W H Painter Mrs Alice Ritter C B Reamer William Libert Postmaster Also note visitor Mr W P Swartz of Harrisonburg Va spending several days in town on business.

Winchester Laura Lee Barbee W. £. Bradfield Love Baker Winford — Boyce James Conrad Sam Ditt J. D. Jenkins W. H. Painter Alice Ritter C. B. Reamer J. WM. Libert W. P. Swartz Harrisonburg,Va

Mountain View School Literary Society Meets in February

The Mountain View Graded School in Hayfield Virginia held a February meeting with a literary and debating program. Officers listed include Miss Davis as secretary and Miss Mary McKwee as treasurer. The debate topic was Resolved that men have deserved more credit than women.

J. No Frye Isaac B. Frye James Williams Purcell Whitacre Robert Larrick Margaret Carper Dean. Rogers Fred Glaize Winchester James Sargeant

Public Sale of Livestock and Implements in Hagerstown area

On Monday February 16 1920 a public sale will be held on a farm 3 12 miles north of Hagerstown along the Northern Treoy line. Sale begins at 10 o'clock with 15 head of Percheron horses and colts including a stallion brood mares and their progeny. 20 head of grade Guernsey cows heifers calves and two grade bulls suitable for service. One registered bull 2 1 2 years tracing to Glenwood Girl 6th and Imp Masher. 3 registered bull calves six months old tracing to the same animals. Tuberculosis free accredited Guernsey herd of Western Maryland. Animals move without further test with certificates issued at sale. 3 head of Shropshire sheep many with lambs. 29 head of hogs brood sows shoals and pigs. Large line of farming implements and walnut furniture. For Guernsey cattle contact Corey J Forney Young.

Hagerstown Troley Glenwood Guernsey Maryland Corey J. Forney-Young

Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted for Chronic Constipation

Historical medical ad describes treating chronic constipation with Caldwell Syrup Pepsin, a laxative blend of laxative herbs with pepsin. It claims gentle action, training digestive organs after a few days and notes the product has been on the market since 1892 as Dr. W. B. Caldwell's private formula.

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