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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1918

Page

4

Obeying Orders Soldier Marches to Fate

A historical verse piece depicts a soldier who follows orders without question, even as peril and hunger loom. It contrasts disciplined obedience with the speaker’s critique of wartime rationing and compelled sacrifice, invoking Uncle Sam and Washington’s crew.

Washington Uncle Sam

Mayor Calls for Day of Prayer and Fasting

The mayor urges a citywide observance inviting all faiths to assemble for worship and fasting to seek divine forgiveness and guidance. He asks residents to pray for truth, justice, and victory for the armies in defense of freedom.

Religious services across town on May 8

A May 8 church notice lists services in multiple congregations. Grace Lutheran offers all day individual prayer, while Grace Lutheran holds two services. Presbyterian, Braddock Street Methodist, First Christian, United Brethren, and Sacred Heart schedule morning or evening rites with various pastors leading. Several churches are closed with pastors out of town, inviting members to attend elsewhere.

Presbyterian Church Holmes Conrad Grace Lutheran F. M. Richardson T Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South J.H. Lacy William T. Walters First Christian Church George W. Stover United Brethren Church Christ Protestant’ S Episcopal Church Dir W. D. Smith Church of the Sacred’ Heart John McVerry Matthet Street First Baptist Church Centenary Reformed Church

Grimes Va People Visit, Travel and Purchases

Grimes Virginia residents spend weekends visiting family in Yellow Springs West Virginia and Round Hill Virginia. Individuals include John W Sommerville Cecil Long Henry Daugherty and Glenn Alamong. Visits occur with Bowen Light and Larrick of Winchester Timber Ridge and Welltown.

Grimes, Va John W. Sommerville Cecil Long Yellow Springs W. Va Long Hiram Bowen Kathleen Bowen Bunker Hill David Light Glenn A‘lamong C. W. Lubbard J. A. Grimes Robert Bodkey Winchester Willan Light Drawing Ww. Va J.W. Lomsherville Larrick

Don’t Scold Mother The Cross Child Is Bilious Feverish

A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs to relieve a child’s stomach liver and bowels. It claims the fruit laxative cures indigestion and foul waste in hours and warns to buy only genuine California Fig Syrup by the California Fig Syrup Company.

California California Fig Syrup Company

Report of the Condition of the Farm ers and Merchants National Bank

The document details assets including U.S. bonds totaling 141000 and pledged property 150000, plus other securities and loans. It lists liabilities such as deposits of 1891847.65 and circulating notes of 98600, with capital stock and surplus shown, and is sworn by cashier H. D. Filler.

U.S Federal Reserve Reed i Reserve Fea Reserve Bank Mkg Sevean Redemption Fund U. S Litany Icc Ara Saar Federal Reserve Bank

Corporation Court Refers Estate of Nelson Ashton to Master Commissioner

Winchester Virginia April 20 1918 notice to parties and creditors that Master Commissioner will inquire into Nelson Ashton deceased estate on May 22 1918 at the Winchester office. The order directs valuation of real and personal property identifies beneficiaries and whether property can be divided or sold and to settle accounts and assess taxes.

Corporation Court City of Winchester Virginia M. M. Lynch Nelson Ashton Jackson Ashton

Public sale of Highland Avenue dwelling in Winchester Va

Under a December 28 1914 deed of trust James H Wisecarver and wife authorize sale by public auction in front of Winchester County Court House at 11 am on June 20 1918. The eight room frame dwelling on Highland Avenue near National Avenue has 30 ft frontage 150 ft depth with rear alley. terms require one third cash day of sale and balance in one and two years with 6 percent interest. Trustee J P Reardon announces sale.

James H. Wisecarver Winchester County Court House Highland Avenue National Avenue J. T. Fisher J. P. Reardon

Proposed Grading Law Impractigable in Virginia

Editor urges thorough discussion on apple grading regulation and questions if a uniform national law is practical. He argues the Virginia Horticultural Society may not represent all growers and stresses labor and equipment limits, urging a workable, fair standard with origin-based inspection. GEO. S. HARRISON. Boyce, Va. May 27, 1913.

The Star Virginia United States Florida Pie Ridge Crozet Greenwood Norfolk Ated Western Blue Ridge Mountains Frederick County United States Department of Agriculture Ee Geo Harrison Boyce, Va

Commercial Canners and Preservers Urge Sugar Plans

Local food administrators are urged to submit sugar requirements for the coming season. prompt action is requested to ensure supplies and operations can proceed without delay.

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