Special prayers marked for May 30 across Winchester churches
President Wilson urged a day of prayer and fasting on May 30 to seek divine guidance for the nation in the wartime effort. Winchester congregations plan services at Braddock Street M E Church South First Christian Grace Lutheran United Brethren and Christ churches with multiple morning and evening observances. Some churches will be closed as pastors travel for the day.
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Wilson
United States
Churches of
Winchester
Presbyterian Church
F. M. Richardson
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
J. H. Lacy
Presbyterian’ Church
William T. Walters
First Christian Church
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
George S. Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
Reverend J K Gromer Retires From Winchester Church
The Rev J K Gromer, long time pastor at Centenary Reformed and St Pauls in Stephenson, resigns due to health and plans to move his family to Loudoun County Virginia. He resigns from the City School Board and leaves a celebrated church with its new Market and Cork Streets building, which he designed and helped construct.
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Loudoun County
Market and
Cork Streets
Community served by bee erpriert benegit eo
Fragmentary note lists communities served by the bee program with unclear wording and missing specifics. Limited readable names and no verifiable dates or organizations present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee, Erpriert Benegit Eo
This
Adéjacett
New Quarters for Electric Company in Winchester
The Northern Virginia Power Company moves to newly remodeled offices in the Bantz building on Main Street Winchester occupying three floors for display bill payments clerical work stockroom and repair shop storage and materials The company keys high growth with four interconnected power plants serving Frederick Clarke Warren counties in Virginia Jefferson Berkeley and Morgan in West Virginia and extending to Maryland The firm plays a major role in regional development with officers Lewis F Cooper R P Chew Shirley Carter A Moore Jr and D M Swink leading the operation
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Hansbrough and Carters
Bantz
Main Street
Spirsiness
Winchester
S. H. Hansbrough
Shirley Carter
Burger
Millville
Frederick, Clarke and Warren
Virginia
Jefferson, Berkeley and Morgan
West Virginia
Ol. R. P. Chew
A. Moore, Jr
D. M., Swink
Beekeeping Lessons: Reducing Winter Losses and Swarm Losses
The article stresses the beekeeper's discipline and knowledge as keys to success. It notes winter deaths cause major losses, urges proper hive housing, swarming control, and timely space for surplus honey to protect yields. It cites disease risks like European and American foulbrood and advocates apiary inspection.
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United States
Weeds Detrimental to Big Crop Yields
United States Department of Agriculture notes weeds harm crops by depriving moisture nutrients and light and by releasing poisonous substances. Roots of weeds hinder crop root development and weed seeds cause dockage and quality losses, with significant economic impact on American farmers.
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United States
Ateteuttural
Ripening Cream Process Notes
Frail text describes ripening cream where albuminous matter thickens aiding churning. Mentions drawbacks including loss from burning and unclear effects on quality. The fragment hints at dairy processing observations without coherent procedure or outcome.
Food for a Queen Beekeeping Made Simple for All
The article explains honey’s historic status as royal fare and shows that any American family can keep bees in backyards or on farms. It notes bees need only basic care and simple rules to be productive and harvest a crop.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kaiser’s Allies Cited Amid Rising Killings Across America
A provocative claim links the Kaiser regime to a broad network supporting violent acts in the United States. The note portrays a controversial alliance with a criminal element described as a killing curve across multiple states.
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Alties
Kaiser
America
Banks Closing Notices for May 1918
Bank notices state National Decoration Day on May 30 1918 and banks will close that day. Paper maturities dated May 30 may be paid May 31 1918. Signatories include WM G Hardy H D Fuller Leh R Grim John I Sloat and others.
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WM. G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
H. D. Fuller
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Leh R. Grim
Yashier Union Bank of
Winchester
John I.sloat
Jashier
Commercial and Savings Bank
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Washington, D. C
Norfolk, Va
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Richens Va
Charlotte, N. C
Charleston, W. A
Charleston, S
Taladdin
Security Owl
J. K. Gromer
T. K. Gromer
Centenary Reformed Church
St. Paul’s Church
Stephenson
Cromer
Mr. Cromer
Winchester Church
Virginia Classis
VANS
Electric Company
Big Winchester Corporation
Ryan & Orndoff “Style
Auspices
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Brown & Dyer
The
Wild Animal Show
den of
London
Sisko
Marvelous Monkey
Prof Meeker
Hin
Pipa
Cal-Sino Co., Inc
Queen Insurance Co., OF America
Hansbrough & Carter
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