Severe Cold Grips Midwest as Snow Delays Trains
Weather forecast warns of continued cold across the nation with zero to lower temperatures. Chicago reports a 25 degree drop while other regions see extreme readings. trains in Colorado Kansas and Oklahoma run late. Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific report delays up to twelve hours, with overall slow traffic across lines.
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Weather Bureau
Chicago
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Sutton
Missouri Pacife
Kansas Ciy
Soldiers in 116th Infantry Memorable Western Front Battles
Memoir lists six major engagements of Winchester and Frederick County men in Company 1/116th Infantry attached to the 29th Division on the Western Front in France from October 8 to October 46. The division saw Alsace quiet periods between actions and raids, with later details continued on page 6.
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Winchester
Frederick County
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
France
Alsace
Morton
Virginia National
Christmas Club and Bank Notice for Shenandoah Valley National Bank
The notice promotes a Christmas Club for 1919 from Shenandoah Valley National Bank urging savings and check delivery when needed. Also reports Virginia Volunteers drill tonight with full attendance required and new military equipment to be issued. A meeting of the First Troop of Boy Scouts is announced for 7:30 this evening with Scout Scribe Greens signing.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Ofice
Logan R. Fay
Farmers To Get Nitrate At Cost Under Government Plan
The government will supply nitrate to farmers or holders of farms for use on their land. Applications are through county agents with no money due on filing. A designated county nitrate distributor will collect funds to cover the cost of the realizing, excluding freight. Nitrate ships on sight with bill of lading attached to distributors. Altered details show lost tire notice with a reward for recovery in Winchester Virginia.
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Iesport
Department of Agriculture
Magi of Today aids Armenian relief drive
An Armenian relief appeal reports four hundred thousand starving children in Bible lands. The Centenery Reformed Church at Market and Cork hosts a service titled The Magi of Today with special music and a lecture by Rev Border L. Stanley. River offering goes to the cause. services begin 7 30 p.m. with morning worship at 11 a.m. on Sunday.
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Vartan
American Committee For Armenian and Syrian Relief
United Stattes
Centenery - Reformed Church
Market and
Cork Steets
Border L. Stanley
R.iver
Choplet
Stephenson
Falling Off in Marriage Licenses in 1919 Decline Reported
The county clerk reports a drop in marriage licenses issued during the year just ended. Only 57 licenses were issued in 1919, down from 87 in the previous year, with no figures available from the county clerk's office.
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IAT
Vleri
Col Bryan Conrad Hospitalized After New York Visit
Col Bryan Conrad is in St Marys Hospital Ho token after returning from New York visit to her parent. He will be moved to Walter Reed Hospital Washington. He can hobble with crutches though a leg break just below the knee limits him.
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Conrad
New York
Bryan Contag
St. Mary's T
Hotoken
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Giles to accompany Gompers to Europe for peace talks
Buwata Gites Jr of Washington, on the AFL presidential staff, returned home this morning after visiting relatives. It is reported he will likely leave next week to Europe with Mr Gompers and several AFL officials to provide advisory help at the peace conference. Giles has long served on Gompers staff and contributed to his principal.
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Pic. Buwata Gites, Jr
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Iit
Giley
Tom Europé
Gom‘pers
Giles
Gompers
The First Marriage License Of 1919 Issued
The first marriage license of 1919 was issued yesterday afternoon by Clerk Beverley to Harry H. Miller and Miss Rescephale May Lollathin. The groom is a Winchester resident and son of Marion H. Miller, a car repairer. The bride is from Belleaire, Ohio, both she and her father are 18 years old.
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Corporation
Beverley
Harry H. Miller
Mies
May Lollathin
Winchester
Mar‘Nison H. Miller
Béllaire
Ohto
Poles and Bolsheviks March on Berlin Threatening Conference
London reports many fronts moving toward Berlin as German, Polish and Bolshevik forces gather. A new German volunteer army, over 24 years old, trains to secure the east front and curb Polish incursions. Officials warn of Bolshevik influence and urge Potsdam and Berlin measures amid resurgent factional politics.
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the Star
London
Germany
Gerculfles
Peake
Ml- SS
Voier and Lan
Paderowski
Berlin
Spartacus
Karl Leibknecht
Rosa’ E Luxemburg
Jaw
Herr Menke
Ja Mew
Rotterdam
Mew
East Front
Herr Meske
For Sale Union Bank Stock 300 Shares H Hable
Three hundred shares of Union Bank stock offered by Herman Hable. Subscriptions by mail to The Star now renewed at a bargain rate of 8.00 dollars per year payable in advance. Renew now. Address and renewal details to follow for owner contact.
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Union Bank
Herman H. Hable
The
Star
Millville Soldier Killed in France War Dept Notice
Clarence Hardy of Millville an American troop member in France is reported killed in battle per War Department notice. He was 24, unmarried, and son of William and Mrs Sarah Hardy of Millville. Separate sale notice details a ten day sale of dry goods shoes and notions at Brill and Ritter's starting Jan 2.
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Brill and Ritter
Charlestown
W. Va
Clarence Hardy
Millville
France
War Department
Hardy
Wasa
Lete “Weliam Hardy
Sarah Hardy
Brill
France Warns Germany Over Power Seizure
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen reports Politiken claims Paris warned Berlin that any radical power shift would end preliminary peace efforts. Poles reportedly seize all towns in East Prussian Posen province as Germans fret. Berlin cites orders for a German division to advance against a 70 000 strong Polish force and Soviet reports say Poles crossed the frontier at Skalmierzyce.
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France
London
Copenhagen
Politiken
Posen
East Prussia
Fretir
Berlin
Defifth
Skalmierzyce
Firemen Elect Officers For City Fire Companies
The annual election of officers for city fire companies begins tonight with the Friendship Fire Company. On Friday night the Charley Rouss and the Sarah Zane companies will choose their officers. Changes are possible, with opposition noted in at least one company.
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Friendship Fire Company
Charley Rouss
Sarah Zane
Drunken New Year’s Day brawl leaves man with fractured skull
A gang fight in the northern part of the city yesterday afternoon left Shane of the Gaitesboro area with a fractured skull and facial injuries after Adijah Dick of Pine Grove Berkeley County allegedly struck him with a bottle. Shane was brought to Winchester Memorial Hospital and Dick fled toward Berkeley County after the assault, later reported to be in Martinsburg.
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Gaitesboro
Win‘Chester Memorial ‘Hospital
Adijah Dick
Pine Grove
Berkeley County
W.va
Martinsburg
Winchiester
Robert Clark
John Glenn
Hil
Winchester
Mingiaiate
A.J
Diheye Fe
Gioimltg Od
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Declares Dividend
The Board of Directors of Shenandoah Valley National Bank at ater Va on March 27 1918 declared the usual dividend payable in January 104 percent.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Ater
Mec
Hanpy
Obituary: Thomas F. Gold Dies at Berryville
Thomas F. Gold, third son of the late Thomas D. Gold and Sarah Barnett, died after a long illness. He is survived by his wife Alice Cloud Clagett and their daughter Rebekah Hopewell, plus two sisters Mary Washington Gold of Elwood and Mrs. Frank O. Walter Jr. of Chicago. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 pm in the Berryville Presbyterian Church, with burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Gold
Thomas D. Gold
Sarah Barnett
Alice Cloud Clagett
Rebekah Hopewell
Mary Washington Gold
Elwood
Olathe
Frank O. Walter, Jr
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Berryville
Green Hill
Notice to Wipers and Partners in 1918 Fire Company Body
Public notice informs holders of billy against the Sarah Zane Fire Company for 1918 must sign by Friday January 2, 1926. Roy Potts, Captain. C. W. Fries, Secretary. Also seeks a good reliable nurse for a child and advertises special priced merchandise in the Star Office.
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Billy
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Priday
M.” Care Star Office Cip
Pickert Sisters Agent Appointed in Stogkt Camp
Brian Witcox, manager of the Pickert Sisters Stogkt Camp for three years, is acting as agent for the sisters. Six of the ert Family are at the Breare pewbied foster.
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Pickert Sisters
Brian Witcox
Ert
Stogkt
Breare Pewbied
Foster
Mrs Harry W Hide Leaves On Visit to Frietide In Win
Mrs Harry W Hide departed for a short visit to Frietide in Win. The trip follows family greetings and local customs as she visits relatives and attends community events during the stay.
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Harry W. Hide
Frietide In
Win
Unclear Document fragment about Sarah Zane fire incident
Fragmentary text mentions Sarah Zane and burning. It lacks clear event details, dates, or any identifiable organizations or outcomes to establish a full news item.
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