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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
2
Dick Gale battles fatigue and thorn injuries as he follows Mercedes through a desert chase. Ladd trails ahead with the mare, guiding the pair toward a distant grove where they reach a house and are received, ending with Gale sinking into exhausted sleep.
Men s pants in cotton wool moleskin and corduroy Riding breeches khaki C D wool moleskin whip cords corduroy and duck Shirts cotton wool flannel and corduroy unionalls overalls and blouses Sweaters Underwear Hosiery all kinds O D Wool Coats Blanket Lined Coats for men and boys Five pound Army Blankets Work Shoes Overshoes and Arctics Notions etc.
Dick wakes in a sunlit adobe room filled with saddles and gear recalling the Strange adventure with Mercedes. He bears a badly swollen hand as Ladd and Mrs B discuss dangers, horses, cattle, and patrols amid a frontier landscape and guerrilla threats.
In sad memory of our dear husband and father George W. Nickens who passed away January 12 1920 now three years since. The verse laments the loneliness and lost sunshine in the home and recalls his kind and loving hand. Sadly missed by wife and children.
Hayfield Virginia reports a Washington based Vassar graduate Anna Hedrick and Eleanor Hedrick along with Jeanne Russell and Carolyne Wolfstein attended a house party at Burer. Local merchant Ellis Bayliss completed a new warehouse on the site of a prior fire. J D Kern is ill and hearing impaired from wartime job in Chester. Road conditions between Hayfield and Wotring’s Run trigger complaints and a planned inspection by the commissioner for needed improvements.
A Boston Transcript item describes a household budget where ten dollars for clothes is divided among family members: five to Gaughter, three to son, two to mother, and a hat brushing for father.
The Star publishes corrections to a biographical statement about the late John W. fluff. It clarifies that Lieutenant Sherrard was wounded and Mr. Huff carried him off the field. It also notes Mr. Huff’s grandfather came from Germany and settled in Virginia rather than his parents.
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