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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1926
Page
10
A fire on April 20 at Luther Lewis farm near Cedar Grove along Bab's Run burned toward the creek with west wind. Three bidders appraised damage. no payment by Luther Lewis. The fire reportedly burned out to the creek by May 17, 1926.
Doc Waddell, famed circus writer for Jagenbeck Wallace, rode into town on his elephant Waddy equipped with front and tail traffic lights. He celebrates his Shenandoah Valley roots, sharing that his mother’s family were the Hahns of Woodstock and his grandfather David Hahn guided stage coaches over the Alleghanies at age fourteen.
A convict who escaped fled to his Warren county home where authorities later arrested him. Supt. C. J. Landis brought Ramey to Winchester. he pleaded guilty and must serve the sentence anew without credit for good behavior. Chief Fire Thunder adopted by the Ogallal Sioux Tribe aboard Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus ceremony.
The Evening Star reports newsies plan a trip to the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus. General Manager C. D. Odom, once a newsie, is credited with organizing the outing and boosting enthusiasm.
In county magistrate court Justice Tavenner sentenced John Ramey to six months on the state convict road force for escaping from the force on April 8. Ramey had only 16 days of a six month sentence to serve when he escaped. The youth had been sent up for the theft of clothing from his.
Readers praise new Bostonian footwear noted for comfort and style. The caption mentions a cheerful reaction from a woman observer, highlighting the shoe design's appeal and popularity.
Advice on chick feeding stresses avoiding overfeeding or leftover feed. Consistent small, frequent grain feedings promote steady growth and development in young birds.
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