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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1916
Page
5
timetable details show train stops and schedules between Cumberland Valley regions with routes to Winchester Port Philadelphia and Harrisburg. It lists station names and daily Sunday timings alongside supervisors signatures.
A testimonial from Thedford’s Black-Draught users describes avoiding serious illness and frequent sickness in a family. The account cites relief for headaches and upset stomachs, noting long term use of the vegetable tonic for over 70 years and sales at 25 cents per package in North Carolina.
A late 19th century communication argues the South's public school system, though underfinanced, has expanded education eightfold since 1870 71 and now spends far more per capita. It urges public confidence, longer rural terms, higher teacher wages, and broader support from patrons across states.
The speaker argues for expanding school funding while preserving thoroughness, removing literacy records from census data, universal rural agriculture and domestic science education, and empowering communities to shape local schooling. He critiques old versus new education and urges parental and teacher collaboration to tailor training to life.
Contested Seventh district race details shift as valley Democrats push for a local nominee to avoid cross ridge clashes. State Senator Early declines. Harrison gains backing from Richard Evelyn Byrd and Clarke county while Warren County leaders weigh Downing’s influence on Front Royal chances.
Public sale in Frederick County Virginia on August 5 1916 at 11 o clock in front of the Court House in Winchester for a house and lot in Middletown to settle a chancery decree in Edmondson v Edmondson The sale requires one third cash with balance in one and two years secured by deed of trust and fire policy with bond good title from Sanford R Edmondson’s estate and overseen by Special Commissioner C B Edmondson Roy P Duvall, Auctioneer.
Public sale ordered by the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia for Stonewall Gainesboro and Back Creek school districts. Auction at Winchester Court House on July 22 1916 at 11 oclock. Properties include old Hil School near Clambersville Gainesboro suburb property near Cross Junction and Roanoke Back Creek with details and adjoining lands.
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