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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1923

Page

4

Death of Senator John J and the Virginia public

The Evening Star reports the death of Senator John J of Rappahannock County on June 26, 1923. He is praised as a versatile leader, a respected business figure, and a dedicated farmer who supported Virginia agriculture and public service. His loss is described as a deep void for the state and his close circle.

John Jr Rappahannock County Miller Virginia e-House General Assembly Crista

President Harding discusses farming costs with Kansas wheat farmer

Out West, President Harding reviews farming costs with Kansas wheat farmer Mr O Neal. Figures shown include interest 6 dollars plowing 1 50 harrowing 25 cents drilling 98c cutting 2 50 threshing 25 hauling 72 seeding 85 cents total 13 40 plus taxes. Farmers debate best per acre yield and costs for profitability.

Harding West New York Times Pr Nt Kansas O'Neal Geka Adercome Audi O‘neal Svie Pres Cacaseet Chicago Virginia Tisas

Saving the Boys program aims to reform youth

The Florida Times-Union discusses a program named Saving the Boys that directs funds and efforts toward guiding boys toward work and play, fostering the best in them to begin life with protection against danger and crime. It notes that such programs reduce future criminal charges and prison costs by offering constructive paths.

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Boy Scout Movement Urged to Expand Its Reach

A speaker advocates broader support for the Boy Scout movement, arguing that greater time effort and money invested in scouting will multiply its good work, deliver benefits to boys, and provide dividends to sponsors.

Giants and Liliputians in a Village

A poetic meditation on big men who build and lead the town, contrasted with small, envious critics. The piece praises bold effort, persistence, and public-spirited work while noting spiteful whispers from lesser souls at the gate.

Free Rupture Treatment Offer Promises Cure Without Surgery

Old ad invites readers with ruptures to write for a free trial of a stimulating application that supposedly tightens muscles and closes the opening without a support. It urges immediate action, claims past cures even for large ruptures, and warns against gangrene and continued use of trusses.

Rice Main St Adams N. Y

Free Sample Treatment for Rup ture Offered by Adams Firm

An advertisement from W. 8. Rice, Inc. at 898 BiMain St., Adams, New York offers a free sample of a stimulating treatment for rupture. It invites readers to send name and address to receive the sample.

Rice, Inc BiMain St Adams, N. Y

Funeral Rites for Willie Banister Held at Shiloh Church

Willie Ann Banister died at home on Tuesday evening June 19 at age 22 years 5 months 27 days. Funeral services were conducted at Shiloh Baptist Church Kent Street at 3 PM with Rev Morris of Success officiating. Burial followed in Orrick cemetery. Survived by mother Fannie Banister grandmother Evalina Thompson and three brothers Samuel Banister Lucien Banister and Photius Banister. The family thanks friends the Court of Calanthe and Ladies Aid Society for their kindness.

Willie Ann Banister Fannie Thomas Banister Shiloh Baptist Church Kent Street Morris Orrick Fannie Banister Evalina Thompson Samuel Banister Washington Lucien Banister Photius Banister Court of Calanthe Ladies’ Aid Society

Arrange Camp in Hampshire

Representatives were in Springfield Hampshire county West Virginia last week to arrange the opening of the Central Y M C A Camp. The site remains Blue's Island below the suspension bridge near Grace's Station with Cumberland in charge. Staff includes Earl S. Lewis Shenandoah Valley Academy assistant W H York Johns Hopkins medical student Emory McQuillian Emory University Charles Zimmerman University of Maryland W H Hanson and Dr J A York all serving in various medical and athletic roles.

Springfield Hampshire County W. Va Blue’s Island Suspension Bridge Grace’s Station William H. Lewis Central Association Cumberland Earl S. Lewis Shenandoah Valley Academy Winchester W. H. York Johns Hopking University Emory McQuillian Emory University Charles Zimmerman University of Maryland W. H. Hanson J. A York The Central “Y

Local Farm Supply List Taken From Ag Text

Readable fragments show items such as creamery butter country butter spring chickens local flour 12 lb bags spring wheat flour middlings standard middlings screeings recleaned shelled corn mixed feed corn meal 12 lb sacks. The list reads like a rural store or farm inventory from an old issue with standard grain and feed products.

UCOTD

Wife Fatally Shot by Husband in Maryland Home

West Virginia report says Mrs. Sanford Gallaher 38 was killed in Sistersville when she was struck by a bullet fired by her husband Sanford Gallaher after he heard noises he believed burglarious. Coroner's jury returned a verdict of death by gunshot.

West Virginia Sistersvilley W. Va Sanford Sanford Gallaher Husban Gallaher Poe

Ashburner Resigns Norfolk Post for Stockton City Manager

Charles E Ashburner long time resident of Staunton and former Norfolk city manager resigns to take the Stockton California city manager post at a salary of twenty thousand dollars annually.

Ashburner Charles,e. Ashburner Stauntdh Norfolk United States Stockton Calif

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