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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1919

Page

4

Lessons from War Time Duty and Temperance

A long reflective piece discusses democracy, thrift, loyalty, and patriotism as wartime virtues. It cites military obedience, sacrifice, and the call for peace with honor, alongside warnings about drinking and its ruinous effects on families and society. It also references New York City juvenile reform ideas and parental responsibility.

Paderewski and wife praised for Poland aid at peace talks

The article extols Mme Paderewska as a practical partner to her husband noting her influence at the peace conference. It recalls their wartime efforts for Poland, her poultry farm prewar, and their shared sacrifice. It also mentions fashion notes and a Saturday night quote about the value of a genuine smile.

Poland Mme. Paderewski

Card of Thanks from William Scroggins

William Scroggins thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during his wife’s illness and death and for the flowers sent.

William. Scroggins

Berry's Trial Set For Tuesday May 20

Berry's trial for loping with Edna Nicol in Madison county is scheduled before Justice A I Taverick in county magistrate court on Tuesday May 20. He is described as married with a wife and several children, having moved to the county with Miss Nicol.

Frank Berry Edna Nicol Madison County A. I. Taverick Miss Nicol

Let Them Go Warns Against Foreign Influence

A wartime polemic by Walt Mason urges expelling foreigners and agitators. The speaker calls for shipping alleged enemies away and condemning allegiances, reflecting anxious postwar sentiment.

Rooster Week Opens in Frederick County Farms

Frederick County farmers are urged to begin roaster preparation for the first week of June. Poultry dealers in Winchester offer premiums for roosters as hatch season ends, with guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture on preserving egg quality and preventing blood rings. Recommendations include feeding, coop preparation, clean nests, and timely market of eggs and male birds for best prices.

Frederick County Winchester Kitcher United States Department of Agriculture Birds of Excellence Frederick CO. Farm Bureau

Senate pledge boosts suffrage measure in Paris talks

Senator W J Harris of Georgia assured President Wilson in Paris that enough votes exist to pass the suffrage amendment and that the peace treaty will be ratified by the Senate in whatever form the executive presents it.

Paris May Senate W. J. Harris Georgia Wilson White House Harris Wilon

Cross Junction Notes Highlight Local Visit and Illness

May 10 Cross Junction Virginia notes Mr C P Collins remains very ill at his son in law E W Braithwaite s home. His daughter Mrs Smith Clark of Columbus Ohio visits briefly. Carlton and EBugent Collins spent Sunday with E W Braithwaite. J Vance Bellidf Winchester visits friends here. George Barnard conducts pi c shows locally. Walter Baker and wife return to Baltimore after visiting relatives here and at Angers Store W Va.

Cross Junction C. P. Collins E. W. Braithwaite Smith Clark Columbus Ohio Messrs Carlton Ebugent Collins J. Vance Bellidf Winchester George Barnard Walter Baker Baltimore Tere Angers Store W. Va

Announcement of Candidacy for Commissioner of Revenue

Robert Shade announces his candidacy for Commissioner of Revenue in the Northern District, subject to the Democratic primary, noting six years as deputy under Coe Brannon. Hugh G DeHaven also announces for Southern District, pledging faithful service to the office.

Robert Shade Coe Brannon Lee N Whitacre

Local officials announce candidacies for 1919 primaries

A series of declarations show candidates for supervisor and sheriff posts in Gainesboro and Back Creek districts. Names include Dick Good Marshall Lewis William DeHaven Shen k Elon D Rinker John Massie and others pledging to seek Democratic Primary support on August 5th and 6th 1919.

Board of Supervisors Back Creek Dick. Good Gainesboro Marshall Lewis D. Shenk Elon Reas Sto Jo. Be

Re-election bids surface in county offices

Commonwealth Attorney and County Clerk announce bids for re-election subject to the Democratic Primary. Russell Cather and others seek renomination as election timelines and party processes unfold in the county.

Commonwealth Speenwealth Reeda County Russell Cather Eleisous Rail LL. Anneasiatad

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