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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
3
June 23 reports from London say a long cool spell has damaged garden and fruit crops as frost grips the country. In southern England several degrees of frost greet early mornings and no immediate hope for warmer weather. Paris notes extremely cold seasonal weather with temperatures dropping below freezing in various areas.
In Charolles Saone et Loire crops ruined by weather. Chembrey Savoie reports heavy snowfall. Some flocks of sheep recently shorn are dying from exposure.
Etna’s current eruption appears to be waning though Sicily remains unsettled. A Linguaglossa incident saw residents blame a Saint for lava diversion and confront nearby peasants while Fascisti intervened to prevent violence. Prof Malladra notes a diminishing eruption after close observation near Mt Vesuvius.
A modest hill serving as a natural barrier is deemed sufficient to protect Linguaglossa from advancing lava streams. Authorities assess the lava's path and rely on the hill to deter damage to the town.
Richmond July discussion centers on shifting jail prisoners to Newport News Danville and Lynchburg farms to earn their keep and reduce 800000 in criminal expenses. State Commission cites jail costs 375000 for clothing and medicine and notes transport waste. Bane argues farms could lower expenses and feed state institutions.
Fredericksburg Virginia June meeting of the fire department outlines plans for the state firemen convention set for August 22 23 and 24. About 1200 active volunteers are expected to attend with competitive parades and contests as key events while committees push to finalize arrangements.
Leon Chrismore and Silas Line burg were found guilty in the county magistrate court of violating fishing laws by dynamiting in Opequon Creek, near the Frederick Jefferson county line in West Virginia. Arthur Mason was acquitted. The trio faced a total fine of 46.25 including costs.
Ladies invited to an absolute auction of Jota Henry’s addition in Winchester Virginia on Thursday June 28 at 10 80 p m. The event features a band concert free barbecue and gold prizes. RO Py 622 Bt.
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