Milk supplies from unclean sources raise concern
Mr Clarkston critiques local milk quality noting sediment tests show poor care of cows and inadequate straining. Stables must be cleaned, milking should use proper top milk cans, and stricter sanitation expected. A follow up medical test will assess improvements before approving milky ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Clarkston
Inapes
Staunton
Leah
Daitlam
Dorsey
M. Hicks
J. W. Larrick
Crest Hill
Hicks
Rin
Carper
Morgan An
Jones. Eaemely
Ritter
Austin White
Clarkston
Vice-President Edward Chambers Dies in Plunge at Hospital
Edward Chambers of the Santa Fe Railway, 68, vice president and longtime executive, plunged four stories from a hospital window in San Francisco after a reported seizure. He had been in the hospital for a minor operation ten days earlier and was recovering before the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Rancisco
Cal
Edward Chambers
Chicago
Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Chambers
United States
Bright Little Girl Dies of Pneumonia at Farm Home
Dorothy Lee, five months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyd Sales, died at the James Cather farm on Cedar Lane after pneumonia. Mrs. Sales formerly Elsie Swartz of Clarke county. The Rev. Dr. Clae Freed will conduct funeral services at the Lupton home at 11 o clock Saturday morning, with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lee
J. Boyd Sales
Charles Hodgson
James Cather
Cedar Lane
Sales
Niss Elsie Swartz
Clarke County
Clae Freed
Lupton
Il O
Rail Shares Lift Market as Trading Rises
New York stock movement resumed upward with rail shares leading gains. Early trading showed sluggishness but by noon the market advanced, over 20 issues reaching their highest prices in years while money remained steady at four percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Social News Brief From Armel School
A clipped social item notes activities at Armel School on February 11 with a meeting or event. mentions timetable and a score or figure 42-10-1p 3t possibly referencing attendance or results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel “School
Roanoke Man James Bowman Heads Virginia Masons
James Bowman of Roanoke was elected grand master of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Virginia at the 149th annual communication in Richmond. Officers named include Rev. Dr. J McFadden grand junior warden and James McLiff grand secretary. Richmond and Winchester notables also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ,Bowman
Roanoke
Virginia
Grand Lodge of
Masonic
Richmond
Bowman
T. McFadden
Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Grand Lodge
James McLiff
Miehmond
Charles A. Nesbit
Williams. Pettit
Hardinck. Bache
J. J. English
Joseph W. Eggleston
A. M. Showalter
Christiansburg
Chaplin
T. W. Hooper
Culpeper
William. .A. James
Beckley
W. Va
James
Dunn
Fr Rankin Loses Satchel After Funeral Return
The Rev. Father T A Rankin of the Church of the Sacred Heart misplaced a black leather satchel containing a breviary and name plate while returning from a funeral in Roanoke. He searched Cedarville and Riverton without success. Purcell, 59, wife of Thomas Purcell, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore and leaves three sons and five daughters. funeral at St Andrew's Roanoke with Rankin officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Rankin
Church of the Sacred Heart
Rio
Breviary Ok
Rankin
Cedarville
Riverton
Ee. Purcell
Thomas Purcell
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Warren County
St. Andrew’s Church
Roanoke
John, A. Kellier
James Gilsenan
Our Lady of Nazareth Church
Winchester
Scripps-Howard Buys New York Telegram
William T. Dewart president of the New York Sun and New York Evening Telegram announced that the Telegram has been sold to the Scripps-Howard interests. The deal's money value was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
William T. Dewart
New York Sun
New York Evening Telegram
Telegram
Sripps-Howard
Market Prices for Agricultural Staples and Feeds
Readable market note lists cabbage potatoes Ceresota Gold Medal Flour alfalfa hay oats straw and dairy feed with favorable prices. L. Hockman referenced as supplier or point of contact.
Fruit Exhibits On Influence Of Oiled Paper In Apple Storages
Fruit growers are urged to visit the Farmers and Merchants National Bank and the Shenandoah Valley National Bank to view two barrels of apples by the Winchester Cold Storage Company. One barrel is packed with shredded oiled paper, the other without. The display supports a United States Department of Agriculture and state study on scald and storage effects. Winchester Cold Storage Company provided space and storage. observers note any difference in scald development between the two packing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants National
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester Cold Storage Company
United States Department of 1É
State
Alleged Stabber Caught By Police
Holmes Dorman a colored youth was arrested yesterday afternoon by Policeman Gordon charged with stabbing Charles Lowery a Western Union messenger after a fight near the B and O station Tuesday afternoon. Lowery claims he was stabbed in the back as he leaned to pick up his cage and coat. The assailant fled after the attack and Lowery has identified Dorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Dorman
Gordon
Charles Lowery
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lowery
Dorman
Hamlin Named Probe Chief Of Dry Bureau In Boston
Philip Hamlin of Quincy Massachusetts named chief prohibition enforcement for New England with headquarters in Boston succeeds Vincent Reseatan as assistant administrator in charge of the dry bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hamlin
Probe
Dry Bureau
Quincy
Mass
Vincent
Hamlin’ Gee
New England
Boston
Plans to break Maryland Penitentiary thwarted by guards
Baltimore authorities disclosed two convicts plans to escape from the Maryland penitentiary were foiled. Thomas Foran and George Bailey were seized while leaving the dining room with webbing daggers hacksaw blades and a knife. Foran is in solitary confinement Bailey returned to his bench in the shoe shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland Penitentiary
Thomas Foran
George Bailey
Foran
Bailey
Ian
Philadelphia
Y Ful
Louis Cohen
France and Japan react to naval arms talks at Geneva
Britain endorses Washington disarmament approach as France weighs its stance on naval cuts. Japan accepts President Coolidge proposal for a Geneva conference with a three power ratio plan. Washington signals limited reductions while Congress considers adding cruisers to the US fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pressidge
Great Britain
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Geneva
France
Aribe
League
Japan
TOKIO
Rengo
Shidehara
Diet
United States
le Seid
Italy
Mediterranean
Congress
Menate
White House
Correction to Chamber of Commerce license figures
Andrew Bill, secretary, requests a correction to The Star regarding auto license distributions. He provides four year totals from 1923 to 1926 showing licenses issued and amounts totaling 310 073 76 with only a $1 20 shortage in four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
the Star
Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Bill
McCormick and Former Wife May Patch Up Troubles
Harold McCormick and Edith Rockefeller McCormick reportedly consider reconciliation as rumors of a divorce from Gan?a Walska fade. Friends say Mr McCormick is pained by the family disintegration after the split affecting children Fowler Muriel and Mathilde. McCormick arrived in Chicago and denied separation reports. Madam Walska also denied the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Herald Examiner Today
Harold 8. McCormick
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Ganna Walska
McCormick
Fowler
Muriel
Mathilde
Paris
Walska
Edison Maintains View That Immortality Persists
On his eightieth birthday Thomas A. Edison stated he has not changed his beliefs about immortality. He described a supreme intelligence pervading the universe and suggested souls or highly organized entities continue after death in another cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Menlo Park
Radio control legislation in dangerous Senate position
In Washington on February 11 the radio control bill remains in a precarious Senate stance. Final action hinges on nighttime sessions, with the conference compromise postponed until after the McFadden branch banking bill vote next week. Opponents, led by Senator Pittman, warn the conference plan to let each state control its own wavelength shows a private monopoly aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Pittman
Nevada
Slain Woman Search In St Joseph River Narrows Identified Theory
In South Bend Indiana the search for the head and arms of a murdered woman continues as divers drag the St Joseph river after the torso and legs were found near St Mary's College. Police and reporters plan to persist for days while investigators weigh a theory the victim may be Lorey Price of Marion Illinois whose husband died in the Shelton Birger gang war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph
St. Mary's College and Academy
Lorey Price
Marion
Deal Denies Fight Byrd On Short Ballot
Congressman Joseph T. Deal of Virginia's Second District issued a statement to correct impressions of a fight with Governor Byrd over the short ballot. He said he did not authorize quotes claiming opposition to Byrd and stressed that changes to the basic law should be openly discussed by the people before voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Deal
Virginia
Winchester
Washington
Richmond News-Leader
Byrd
Deal
Portamouth Sar
Frederick County Pupils Honor Roll Planned for May
The Frederick County School Board accepts with deep operation placards of the Ten Commandments placed in every county school by Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R. Pupils who memorize and recite them correctly will be named to a roll of honor to be published in The Star during the first week of May. Names should be sent to Mrs Warren Rice regent of Fort Loudoun Chapter this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Fort Loudoun
Star
Warren Rice
Influenza Death Tolls Rise Across Nations
A League of Nations health bulletin reports 818 influenza deaths in English cities in early February, 400 in Bulgaria, and 498 elsewhere with 100000 cases noted in Bulgaria. England shows a decline in London while Japan, Czechoslovakia, Portugal and eastern Hungary report increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Geneva
England
Bulgaria
League of Nations
Japan
Czechoslovakia
Portugal
Hungary
Rouss Banquet to Meet in City Hall Corridor
Members and invited guests will assemble in the City Hall corridor Friday evening February 11 at 7 40 to march to Rouss hall for a banquet. By order of President C Douglas Brown. Also notes pruning hints by Frank Baylis on page 3 and prize contest winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Hall
C. Douglas Brown
Celebration of Rouss Birthday Banquet Tonight
Tickets priced at 2.00 go on sale at Hablea store for a limited audience of under fifty citizens. The event honors Charley Rouss with speeches by United States Coleman Blease and Norfolk congressmen, followed by a banquet at 7 30 p m with a program and music in Winchester. Proceeds support the local fire company and memorial gifts to Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hable
Charley Rouss Fire Company
United States
Coleman Blease
Ornon
Norfolk
Broadway
Nechty
Ming
Halle
Wat Tomn
Mount Hebron
Hebron
Hayes Power Sprayers and Repair Parts
Glaize and Hurst, distributors, advertise sprayers and repair parts at 840 302 N Market St. Mentioned location near Wood's Sanville Pike with a Reed and snipldunabita note. Also reference Harper Method Shop special offer on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaize & Hurst
N. Market St
Snipldunabita
Wood
San Ville Pike
Annual recital and trophy award at local club event
The fragment notes an annual recital held by a local club with a silver trophy cap for the winning team. It mentions Baylis as a contact, a discussion about Burbank’s contributions to humanity, refreshments served, and references to names and bars tied to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Pogete
John
M. E. Church
Burbank
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Santa Fe Railway
Masons OF State
F. T. McFaden
Fr. Rankin
Scripps-Howards
New York Telegram
L, ‘L, Hockman
Myrtle Huddleston
Los Ageles
Sarah
Tokyo
Commerce Chamber
William Stevenson
Donemana
Treland
Frderick County
Rouss
Frank Baylis
People’s Drug Co
Gale
Aulick Gibbens
E. Piccadilly St
ESSEX
Winchester Auto Sales Co
Loudoun
Old Town
le Loved
Hayes Power
Advoce
J. Franck Baylis
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