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Classified note offers ladies pure linen handkerchiefs hand embroidered with 18 cent value up to 40 cents each.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
2
Classified note offers ladies pure linen handkerchiefs hand embroidered with 18 cent value up to 40 cents each.
Under a deed of trust dated December 28 1914 James H Wisecarver and wife the trustee will sell at public auction June 20 1918 at 11 am in Winchester Court House Virginia a lot with eight room frame dwelling on the west side of Highland Avenue near National Road. Frontage 30 feet depth 150 feet with rear alley. Terms cash on bid down balance in one two years via two bonds bearing six percent interest secured by a deed of trust and insurance on the property. P REARDON Trustee.
Advertises a 375 acre Fauquipa County farm near Washington 50 miles away with 240 acres grass 75 in corn and wheat 66 in timber and running water in every field The brick 13 room house features views and sizeable outbuildings including a hay barn and cattle room Price listed at 70 per acre with January 1 1919 possession and photos available on request
Plans launched today for a Winchester Fourth of July celebration led by Capt. Logan R. Fay of the State Guards. The event will be a local city and county affair with a parade, possible fireworks, patriotic speeches, and other Independence Day trimmings. Participating groups include the State Guard, firemen, hands, Red Cross, and other organizations.
There was marked interest in regular drills of the Winchester Home Guard on Thursday night with sixty four members in ranks, the largest turnout since organization. Two recruits P Perry Funk and Frank Carpenter both of Opequon joined, and Honorary member Robert M Ward of this city joined the guard.
A concise note mentions Kat potatoes and their starch aiding fighters on a march. The text references food support and organized march activity with implied logistical help from Kat brand products.
On the first anniversary of his arrival in France General Pershing commander of the American forces was praised by President Poincare Premier Clemenceau General Foch and General Petain according to the War Department announcement.
Governor Westmoreland Davie and Mrs. Davis are at their country home near Leesburg Virginia with the governor under a physician’s care for a severe case of whooping cough contracted in Richmond about a week ago. His condition is improving and he is expected to return to Richmond soon.
Government appeals for payment of taxes while stamp sales rise to meet revenue needs. Officials urge timely remittance and note stamp purchases support public programs and services. Citizens are reminded of deadlines and methods to pay.
Marksville Louisiana woman Alice Johnson credits Cardui with ending a year of back and side misery that kept her awake at night. After a full bottle she could straighten up and regain strength, praising Cardui for relief from longstanding female complaints.
Deserters summarily surrender after being cornered by a posse that included Sheriff Pugh and Mayor Kuykendall. They are held for court martial at Camp Lee and face potential prison or front-line service. Deserters appeared unkempt and ragged at arrest, with Shanholtz armed during capture.
Dr Ray Sartelle a Baltimore dentist is commissioned a first lieutenant in the United States Army Dental Reserve Corps and will report to Camp Meade Maryland. He overcame prior disqualification after years of service and resigns his Baltimore practice to serve. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Sattelle of Winchester and a University of Maryland graduate.
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