Divorce action in Winchester clerk's court 1919
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester in vacation June 11 1919 Wm F Bowman vs Grace Hipsley Bowman seeks a divorce avincula for desertion and adultery Grace Hipsley Bowman is a non resident and must appear within fifteen days after publication to protect her interests Order to publish weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star Winchester Va Clerk J B Beverley
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Virginia
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Wm. F. Bowman
Gract Hipsley Bowman
Grace Hipsley Bowman
Star
J. B. Beverley
Ten Finer Limestone Farms for Sale
Ten Finer Limestone Farms for Sale describes multiple tracts from 100 to 310 acres with prices per acre ranging from $65 to $150. Includes orchards, running water, and improved lands on Apple Ridge and near Winchester, plus additional city and suburban properties offered by GP Bailey & Co. Bailey Bros Store.
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Apple Ridge
Winchester
Mahomet Blamed for Loss in War Across Constantinople
In Constantinople on May 5 the Associated Press reports Turks blame the war loss on Mahomet. Mosques see fewer patrons, Ahmed I’s mosque is deserted and rugs were taken by Germans. Cholera deaths exceeded 300 during the war while American officers tour mosques, and St. Sophia welcomes visitors.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Mahomet
Marmidra Sea
Turkey
Ahmed I
Red Cross
St. Sophia
Mecca
Printing Job in Star Office Sparks Local Attention
A brief note reports a printing project at The Star's alt khede facility drawing interest from staff and local observers. The snippet notes ongoing work and a buzz around the new printing method.
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Wee Yo
Alt Khede
Anfektv
Announcements of Democratic Primary Candidacies in Maryland County
A set of candidate announcements for the Democratic Primary in Frederick County includes Robert Shade and Lee N Whitacre for Commissioner of Revenue Northern District. Other filings list Marshall Lewis and William D Dehaven for Gainesboro District Supervisor, Elon D Shenk and Will E Smith for Gainesboro District Board, A R Rinker for County Clerk, and John M Massie and Pannett for Sheriff.
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Robert Shade
Doe Brannon
Lee N. Whitacre
Frederick County
France
Shepherd College
Hugh G. Dehaven
Gainesboro
Marshall Lewis
WM. D. Dehaven
Elon D. Shenk
Campaign Notice for County Clerk Re-Election
Candidate Phil H. Gold seeks re election as County Clerk subject to the Democratic Primary. Support from friends and Gina is requested. Primary to be held August 5th with C C Brannon approved.
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Gina will _ anemia
Iymatn
Independent H. C. Pierce Seeks Virginia House Seat
Independent candidate for Virginia House of Delegates aims to represent City of Lee and Frederick County in the November election.
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House OF Delegates
H. C. Pierce
Virginia House of Delegates
City of Lee
Frederick Co
City market crowds at morning sale and potential site move
The third municipal public market ran from 6 to 10 a.m. with vendors selling out by 9:30 and no wagons left at close. Crowds form daily on Market Street near city hall as housewives shop for fresh farm produce, with talk of relocating the market to the south side of East Water Street near the county hitching yard to operate year round.
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Market Street
East Water Street
Water Street
Squalor and Repression Rise in Budapest Under Bela Kun Regime
From Vienna dated May 12 AP reports grotesque conditions in Budapest and Hungary under Bela Kun with Countess Rada scrubbing prison stairs and nobles like Julius Ezechenyi jailed. Proletariat occupy palaces as decor and violence grows including the shooting of Ludwig Navvy. The city slides toward neglect, danger, and hunger while appeals to America grow.
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Vienna
Budapest
Bela Kun
Countess Rada
Julius Ezechenyi
Louis Karolyn
London
Count Andrassy
Ludwig Navvy
Red Guard
America
Gas Rate Hearing Notice in Winchester Virginia
Public notice states the Winchester Gas and Electric Lighting Company will apply to the Virginia Corporation Commission in Richmond on July 10, 1919 at 10 am for approval and confirmation of a new gas rate schedule for Winchester Virginia to take effect July 15 1919 due to higher coal labor and raw material costs.
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Winchester Gas and One Company
Corporation Commission
Richmond
Virginia
Winchester
Public Auction Offers Farm Machinery and Home near Berryville
Albert N. Sawyer announces a public sale four miles west of Berryville on June 20 1919. Machinery includes Frick traction engines Peerless separators water wagons a Geiser saw mill a Ford auto and tools. Livestock and a 7 room house with two acres are also offered with set payment terms and a later date postponement notice. Auctioneers Duvall and Dunn with J. M. Fishpaw as clerk.
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Berryville
Frick
First National Bank of
Hattie Everhart
Old Bailey Wyndham
Berryville and
Winchester
Albert N. Sawyer
Duvall and Dunn
J. M. Fishpaw
List of ills and remedies from old medical catalog
A fragmented list of ailments including anemia appendicitis arteriosclerosis asthma biliousness bladder disorder blood disorder catarrh constipation consumption diabetes dropsy drowsiness gall stones gastritis headache heart disease indigestion nervousness neuralgia rheumatism run down gentalgia slugfish liver skin diseases stomach trouble puberculosigy and agape a free.
Royal Red Cross Award for Miss Anne Carson
The Royal Red Cross has been awarded to Miss Anne L. Carson for meritorious service with the British army nursing staff. The former Winchester Memorial Hospital assistant superintendent is now at Riverton, Virginia, with parents Capt. and Mrs. Joseph S. Carson. The decoration was received by registered mail via the U.S. Army Surgeon General, with a letter from Lieut. Col. G. I. Jones noting the award will be added to her military record.
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Royal Red Cross
Anne L. Carson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
France
United States
Miss Carson
Joseph S. Carson
Riverton
Surgeon General
United States Army
Washington
G. I. Jones
Medical Corps
Morgantown Native John A. Henry Visits Winchester
John A. Henry of Morgantown West Virginia, formerly of this city, visits friends and relatives in Winchester to renew old acquaintances. He is a native who long served in the local street department and staffed as a policeman. The garbled line about a ticker is noted as nonessential.
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John A. Henry
Morgantown
W. Va
Winchester
Henry
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