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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
2
A fragment lists individuals including Mrs. Charles Hill Miss Abbia Jatiney Mr and Mrs Oliver Samuel Parker Mr and Mrs Edward Robinson Mrs R Sheldon Miss Lena Swartz C L Wasd Mrs Wm J Sibert and the Postmaster. The readable portion suggests a social or notice item naming residents and officials in Marshall County.
The Amherst continuation hints at positions for Sergeant-at-Arms with former Harman of Richmond and late Frank Watkins of Charlotte. The Supreme Court judge race to replace Saunders lists Jesse West, Christian, Harvey, and Dabney as candidates. A caucus to resolve the contested judgeship will likely be held Thursday night.
Mrs. C Paul Malm returns to Newport News after visiting her father B A Guard. Virginia Dean returns to Washington after holidays with her parents M K Dean and others update local residents on health and travel.
An advertisement for bathroom and kitchen wallpaper with varnished tile options priced at 20 and 25 cents. Other patterns available from 6 cents upward. Includes contact details White and Cream Cell Phone 4661 and address 8128 Rrad Street.
The issue lists January 8 1922 wholesale prices for butter eggs flour and feed items with vendor names and quantities. It also notes unclaimed letters in Winchester Virginia post office for the week ending date and mentions Baltimore wholesale market corrections and daily typographical disclaimer by The Star.
The text promotes current building material prices as fair and reasonable with lumber down to normal levels. It encourages planning and supplying suitable materials for framing at affordable prices, asserting stock is complete and ready to work with customers.
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