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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
3
Various goods take center stage in a compact price listing. Wool slip overs priced around 4d to 5d, table damask from 4c to 1.40, children’s underwear at odds with trusted values, cretons quoted at 19c to 30c, reflecting bargain market highlights.
The funeral for Mrs. Rebecca Cave, widow of Mr. Jol Cave, was held Friday night at the Presbyterian Church where loving tributes were paid. The somber service honored the late Mrs. Cave who died at the home of her son in law and daughter Hogee X.
Property listing details a 250 acre farm near Greens Spring to be sold in parcels or as a whole. Describes an orchard, water, barns, and grazing land with various tract sizes and an 1921 court record. Executors Hott and Randall seek bids with two bonds and cash option at sale.
The grand jury will hear several cases before the term begins. Constable Stuart cites arraignments and bail matters, including a case involving a common pest at the time. Gardner was sent to Winchester jail as part of the proceedings.
Fragmentary notes from a June letter describe inbound and outbound travel inquiries to the United States and Canada. Officials advise that noncitizen tourists should expect careful screening and that ports may limit entry as a precaution during emergencies.
Crude oil buying offices in Pittsburg announce a 25 percent reduction. Mrs. C. E. Snapp and daughters Georgia and Bessie return home after a short visit. Obrer of Falling Waters, W. Va.
A garbled excerpt describes patients and a dog’s fate amid unclear events. The passage mentions practice, morality, and death as consequences, with scattered phrases about authority and outcomes, lacking coherent names or places.
The text presents a jumbled string of phrases and broken sentences. No clear names places dates or events emerge to describe a coherent story or notice.
A damaged excerpt shows characters arguing over a payment and a tense meeting. The text mentions Baltaan tape Emily and a mother addressing a new encounter, suggesting a domestic or legal dispute scene. The dialogue is incomplete and lacks clear context or outcomes.
Joyn Rave of Washington is on an annual vacation with relatives in Winchpaw along with Mr Barr and his sister in law. They are guests of the couple’s brother in law and sister Mr or Mrs 0 H Lewis at their West Monmouth street home. Salvation officers visited Charestown W Va this afternoon to report details of the trip.
A garbled OCR fragment references a person named Read Moling and mentions sea and New Voile with unclear context. No definite event date or actions emerge. Entities are uncertain due to damaged text.
Fragmentary notes mention harness horse owners and riders around Washington Alexandria and nearby grounds. Names like Ananiag, Mr and Mrs Morton, George Clark appear amid scattered references to a weekly event and lingering travel or visits. The text shows incomplete sentences and unclear actions with unclear dates.
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