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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1923
Page
2
A fragment lists daily wholesale prices for farm goods including spring chickens under and over four pounds, creamery and country butter, flour and bran, shelled corn, and mixed feeds. Entries show ranges and per unit costs with unclear OCR remnants.
Fragmentary Baltimore market page shows livestock and dairy items with scattered figures for chickens hens hogs calves and butter. The text lists prices and items in a jumbled order, reflecting a corrected listing from the previous day.
James Gibson, a Texas ranchman, reports his nephew Gregg Gibson, 21, was found dead on the Gibson ranch with a gunshot wound to the head. Authorities suspect ambush during cattle drive duties. family links the death to bootlegger activity near the Mexican border. Duval County Texas.
The largest bull moose ever weighed in this country is said to be about 1500 pounds with the greatest known weight. The horn spread measures 78 inches.
A patient suffering months of run-down weakness and fatigue reports Tanlac restored energy by lifting appetite sleep and work capacity, claiming a weight gain of eleven pounds. The advertisement touts Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills as nature’s remedies available through druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
The John Robinson Circus marks its 100th anniversary tour with a three ring show and trained wild animals. Featuring 700 staff, 500 horses, and a large menagerie, the program blends Peter Pan in Animal Land with a grand parade and open-air tableaux.
In Winchestr court the estate of Mary R. Smith is settled. The master report distributes legacies to named legatees and fixes inheritance tax. After specific bequests, residuary legatees receive roughly fifty percent. Executor M M Lynch must pay residuary legatees and liquidate 640 acres in Morris county Kansas valued at 45000 to settle balances.
The term mare in this context derives from mara the demon thought to guard a nest of jewels and gold. The explanation traces cultural belief that a malevolent spirit hid treasure within a hidden place.
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