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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1916
Page
5
Train arrivals and departures listed for Cumberland Valley service with daily schedule notes. Times include 9 20 am arrival at Winchester from the station, 4 5 am and 7 22 pm departures, with Sundays variations and superintendent signatures.
Rail timetable fragment lists Norfolk and Western and related connections serving Bristol Roanoke Roanoke Bristol Blue Ridge Shenandoah Harrisburg Philadelphia and Washington with Pullman Sleepers Dining Car Parlor Service and intermediate stops detailing times and routing through Shenandoah Junction and Walagington stations.
Classified items list rent offerings and employment ads. Includes for rent notices for a six room house and rooms in Faulkner Goods Building, loans offered by Ward & Larrik, horseshoer needed, and women wanted to sell hosiery with guaranteed pay and flexible hours by International Mills Norris Town Pa.
A fragmentary call from a New York Herald item urges Southern and Northern states to unite for war readiness. It invokes regional lines from Virginia to Minnesota praising unity, courage, and shared resolve against common foes.
After June 30 1916 the desirable dwelling excellently located at 303 N Braddock St Winchester Va familiarly known as the property is presented in the public notice with emphasis on location and transfer date.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated March 8 1905 George O Crisman and wife mortgage lands in Frederick County Va four miles south of Winchester on Front Royal Road. The sale at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester at noon July 15 1916 includes 100 acres with brick dwelling and outbuildings. One third cash day of sale and balance in two equal annual installments secured by two bonds bearing 6 percent interest with homestead exemption and insurance.
The article explains catarrh as a chronic inflammation caused by indoor living and sedentary work. It stresses that mucous membranes fail to expel bacteria, letting colds become chronic, and claims the blood must be purified to treat catarrh. The ad promotes 88S B&B and advice from Spe cial Co. of Atlanta Georgia.
The Union Bank of Winchester Shenandoah Valley National Bank and Farmers and Merchants National Bank announce all banks will be closed Tuesday July 4 1916 due to a legal holiday. Papers maturing that day may be paid Wednesday July 5th. Signatories include L E E R Grim John W Rich and H D Fuller.
J M Pangle of 128 S Market Street Winchester reported severe backache and kidney pains. He used one box of Doan's Kidney Pills and his back strengthened, praising the remedy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sells Doan's Kidney Pills for 50 cents.
Wanted for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad machinists for erecting shops roundhouse back shops car builders and car repairers white and colored laborers steady work good pay no trouble write or apply to S. A. Jordan assistant superintendent at Brunswick Md or to the Baltimore & Ohio Free Labor Bureau 225 W Camden St Baltimore Md 27-oaw-4w hb a & me te le de oe oe
Bruce Fleming and Miss Letitia Addington are both bluffers who meet in Addingtonia. Bruce seeks a landscape commission by bluffing as a gardener while Miss Addington disguises herself in an antique gown. They realize shared garden visions and decide to bluff together, preserving the town’s new estate.
Public sale in Winchester on August 5 1916 at 11 a m. of Sanford R Edmondson estate house and lot in Middletown Frederick County Va. sale under decree in Edmondson vs Minnie Edmondson et al. One third cash day of sale, balance in one and two years by bonds secured by deed of trust and fire policy. Special Commissioner C E Edmondson. Auctioneer Roy P Duval. Circuit Court clerk’s certificate dated July 3 1916.
Mrs Wim of Pottsville Pa says her baby had a bad cough and the first dose of Foley's Honey and Tar gave relief. The product is advertised as a reliable family cough medicine with no opiate or harmful ingredients and sold everywhere.
By deed dated May 8 1912 from Edward Mason and wife to the trustee and recorded in Deed Book 29 page 226 the undersigned will offer the Bond Street lot at 11 00 o'clock A M on Wednesday July 12 1916 in front of the County Court House Winchester Va. The lot fronts 30 feet on Bond Street between Main and Market runs back 125 feet adjoining an alley and is improved by a nearly new four room dwelling No 12 East Bond Street. One third cash with balance in two equal annual installments evidenced by bonds secured by deed of trust and fire insurance policy.
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