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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
3
Ancient advertisement text promotes Kellogg’s Bran as a natural aid to relieve constipation and cleanse the digestive system. It claims scientific backing, health benefits, and ease of use, framing bran as both food and medicine with daily consumption and versatile serving ideas.
H L Trollinger of Pulaski county protested to Henry G Shirley chair of the State Highway Commission in Richmond claiming the commission erred by excluding bidders who were General Assembly members. He urged a rehearing and threatened legal action to push Roberts Construction Company bid for the Burke's Garden Siding to Tazewell project, arguing no law bars lawmakers from owning firms bidding on road contracts.
Stonewall Jackson Albin of this city and Wes Ethel Rutan of Washington DC were married last Saturday in Baltimore. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Wallace of the Congregational Church. The bride trained nurse served at Fort McHenry. The groom is a well known young man, son of Mr and Mrs M D Albin of Winchester.
Mrs. Louis L. Baker departed this morning for a brief trip to Washington. C. K. Comly of Port Royal Pennsylvania is in town for several days on business tied to his lumber interests.
LOCM Va January 26 The Ridings Chapel Ladies Aid Sox met at the home of Mr and Mrs Silas Gumn with large attendance. Locals mention visits and illnesses across Refuge and Stephens City areas including the McCauleys and Ornmdortz family. A funeral for W P Madagan drew many friends from the region.
A letter argues for roofed city reservoirs to keep water pure and cool. It claims unroofed tanks collect filth, debris, and pests, while roofed ones reduce temperature swings and extend concrete life. The writer, Alexander C. Woods, Worcester Winchester, dated January 24, 1923, urges adoption.
The report notes Charles W Trenary was called to Jacksonville on account of a family matter. He informs Mr Frenary by telegraph that his brother is improved yesterday. Mrs Sigorge Smith departed for Atlantic City after being ill and in serious condition.
Winchester All Stars visit Boyce and lose by a close score as Gardiner sparks Boyce with many scores while Winchester star Ania Ace drives offense. DeHart and Russell foul out, four personals for Russell and four for DeHart cited. Boyce plans return game in Winchester. local reporter notes passing of Mr P M Funkhouser on business trip.
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