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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1916

Page

3

Mobilization of Virginia Militia Reports Rise in Border Tension

News from Richmond describes President Wilson calling out nearly all state militia for service on the Mexican border. Secretary Baker explains the measure aims to protect Americans and maintain order while not pursuing expansion beyond border bandit pursuit. Virginia mobilization proceeds with recruiting offices opened in Winchester barracks and preparations at local mills and factories, as families react with emotion and resolve.

Virginia Richmond Adsepavaengey Winchester Barrecks Moon Fred. S. Anderson North Main Street United States Walter Cox E. C. Stuart Funston War Department Union Wilson Iit Mexico Pershing Baker Company I O. J. Frank Virginia Wooden Company Lewis Jones Knitting Factory Frank Conrad Robert Y. Conrad Lexington Virginia Military Institute Anderson Sa Barton North Market Street

Market Prices and Poultry Rates

The afternoon market report lists prices for corn mixed with oats, hay, butter, live poultry, and beef, with quick figures for retail and wholesale. Prices include corn 80 cents per bushel, potatoes 1.50 per bushel, timothy hay 17.00 per bale, creamery butter 18 cents, live chickens 20 cents per pound, and lambs 9 to 10 cents per pound.

Virginia Mearby

Force Orders for Border Duty Activated by Wilson

President Wilson issued general orders calling out the full quota of state military organizations for active duty on the Mexican border. Governors received the telegrams overnight and indicated readiness to mobilize. Richmond reports Governor Stuart saying the state is prepared to move at dawn with 3,600 officers and men fully equipped.

Washington Wilson Richmond Stuart

Roanoke Woman Visiting Beverley Family on Washington Street

Miss Rochel Dupuy of Roanoke Va seeks information about her whereabouts and is visiting the home of Mr and Mrs J B Beverley Jr on Washington Street Roanoke.

Rochel Dupuy Roanoke, Va J. B. Beverley, Jr Washington Street

Baltimore grain markets close with wheat and corn quotes

At 8 pm the Baltimore wholesale grain markets closed with No 2 red wheat at 102 7 8 cents and corn at 81 1 2 cents.

Baltimore

Funeral for Joseph Thornberry Set in Winchester

Joseph W. Thornberry 64 long employed as a blacksmith at Virginia Woolen Co Winchester died at home 317 East Piccadilly Sunday after paralysis and a stroke. Survived by widow Lucy two children George E Thornberry Cora Brown and W E Butts two sisters J W Fletcher Laura Pletcher and brother J T Thornberry. Funeral at 3 p m Tuesday at home with Rev Talbert and Rev Spencer burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Joseph W. Thornberry Mil Virginia Woolen Company Winchester East Piccadilly Street Lucy Thornberry George E. Thornberry Mount Jackson Cora Brown W. E. Butts Martinsburg W. Va J. W. Fletcher Richmond Laura Pletcher Onaita Mla J. T. Thornberry Henderson W. @. Talbert H. G. Spencer Mount Hebron Cemetery

Benefit Tickets On Sale Tonight At Empire Theater

Tickets for the big entertainment at the Empire Theater go on sale tonight after 7 o clock. Reservations can be made in person at the theater. Prices are 75 cents for front first floor, 50 cents for rear first floor, and 35 cents for balcony seats. Early purchase advised.

Empire Theater

Mrs Annie Lauck Dies After Surgery

Mrs Annie Margaret Lauck a member of a well known Refuge county family died at Memorial Hospital at 11 this morning from the effects of a surgical operation.

Annie Margaret Lauck Memorial Hospital

Virginia Court Grants Complex Suit Against Keyser Heirs

In Frederick County Circuit Court on May 13 1916 Eudora Orissa Keyser sues Elmer Elsworth Keyser and unknown heirs of Elizabeth Keyser to collect 2130 88 with interest and costs. The petition seeks settlement of a Keyser Carson partnership and a half or other interest in a 165 acre farm near Bartonsville to satisfy the judgment, and for asset disclosure and sale of the property with proceeds applied to the claim. Unknown heirs are ordered to appear within 15 days. notice to be published in The Winchester Evening Star. Also included is a funeral notice for Mrs. Lauck who died at sixty seven with services at Stephens City and burial in Green Hill Cemetery.

Virginia County of Frederick Eudora Orissa Keyser Elmer Eleworth Keyser Elizabeth H. Keyser Elmr Elworth Keyser Elmer Elsworth Keyser Carson Keyser Bartoneville Frederick County S. R. Atwell Elmerworth Keyser Atwell Elmer Bilsworth Elisabeth H. Keyser Keyser Seth Winchester Evening Star J. W. Baker R. Gray Williams

New State Law Cuts Prison Terms for Good Behavior

A new state law shortens prison terms by one third for good behavior on state road forces sentences. It aims to deter escapes by adding at least one year to any escapee and removing prior good conduct credits. Prisoners are expected to benefit as rule violations decline.

Pee Se ee ee ob Try a want ad it brings results

Classified note urges readers to place want ads for effective results. Mentions quick responses and broad reach to buyers and sellers in the community. No specific names or dates provided.

Public Sale At Williams Farm In Missouri June 28 1916

Public sale to be held on the Williams farm near Mm wyliams, featuring bearing apple orchard and about 12 acres of corn. Two thirds share of corn reserved. Sale Wednesday June 28 1916 at 10 am. Terms one third cash and balance with 6 percent interest secured by mortgages in one and two years. A H Williams administrator for estate of J H Williams A G Swanson, auctioneer.

Mm Wyliams J. AL P.H .Williams Admis J. H. Willi A. G. Swanson Auc

Public sale of real estate in Winchester Va No 12 East Bond Street

By deed dated May 9 1912 a notice offers for sale a frame dwelling lot 30 feet by 126 feet located in Winchester between Market Street and an alley. The property known as 12 East Bond Street is to be sold at public auction in front of the courthouse at 11:00 am with one third cash and the remainder in two annual payments secured by a deed of trust. Auctioneer Roy P. Duvall is listed with T. Russell as holder of the bond and policy.

Boleon Poe Winchester Market Street East Bond Street

Trustee Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Winchester Va

Public auction in Winchester County Court House at 11:00 A M on July 8 1916 offers three contiguous tracts of farming land in East Winchester near White Post. Tract 1 about unspecified acres, Tract 2 about 1 acre, Tract 3 about 1 acre with orchard and barn. Sale by Ella M Cadwallader trustee. purchase terms require one third cash and balance in two annual installments at 6 percent.

Ella M. Cadwallader Frederick County County Court House Winchester Seontan White Post Cadwallader Freder County Anel Ward & Larrick, Attys

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