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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1917
Page
1
Dr. W. D. Smith lauds patriotism in Winchester as soldiers train and women’s committees grow. He notes war relief as duty, urges sacrifices to support the government and aid those serving under the American flag, while stressing opposition to war but acceptance of national duty. (Continued on Second Page.)
The article urges voters to back the Democratic ticket led by Westmoreland Davis, arguing for an economical government and open governance. It calls for turnout in Winchester and elsewhere, highlights promises like an executive budget, tax law care, farmer representation on the tax board, and open meetings with recorded votes.
A reader message urges Democrats to vote the full Democratic ticket on Tuesday November 6 urging high turnout and early voting. Signed by Harry Hardy chairman of the party committee.
20 woodchoppers wanted to cut pulp wood at $4.00 per day with six months steady work and expenses paid to Fairfax Court House Virginia. Call at Seal's Music Store. Also for sale two purebred Jersey heifers one producing two gallons milk daily the other due this month. M. F. Conner. Lptl.
Reports from Washington describe Secretary Lansing denying a separate peace for Russia while warning that the conflict grows grave. Kerensky confirms Russia remains in war, with Italy and France facing pressure as German forces gain leverage. A Petrograd dispatch cites Kerensky saying allies must bear more burden as Russia tires from the strain.
The Long Branch Daily Record reports the Atlantic Highlands ceremony last Saturday uniting Elmer V Hodges of Winchester Virginia and Ella S Leonard daughter of William J Leonard of Leonardo New Jersey. Rev C W Fries of Dayton Ohio officiated with J Howard Lamo as best man and Gladys Leonard as maid of honor among about eighty guests from Virginia Connecticut New York and Ohio.
Under a Halloween prank pretense a bicycle was taken from the porch of Mr. C. F. E. Aulick on South Braddock Street on Wednesday night. The bicycle remains missing and the thief, if found, will be arrested for theft.
John W. Rice posts a legal notice forbidding hunting or any trespass on his land under the citation 84-1p-31 and states prosecution by law as the consequence. Local readers are informed of the private land restriction.
A new style cigarette package will appear in the market within weeks to reduce the extra charges after the revenue war bill. Packs will contain fewer cigarettes and sell in multiples of five, with brands shifted from tens to eights or twenties. Dealers have raised prices to absorb the tax, but the new packaging aims to cut the extra profit and lessen the per-package tax burden.
Friday night November 2 at 8 o clock Mountain Falls T Russell Cather and H F Byrd Middletown R Gray Williams and Rev Dr W D Smith Saturday night November 3 at 8 o clock Stephens City Hon T W Harrison and Rev Dr W D Smith Cross Junellon T Russell Cather and H F Byrd
Public notice of a sale listing furniture stoves dishes beds mattresses and other items to be auctioned Tuesday November 6 at ten o clock at Mrs George H Clark 312 West Water Street Also notices offer a storm door bargain price and misc ads for horse blankets automobiles bug robes fodder twine and corn brackets by R M Swamley referenced in Star Office ads.
United States authorities in Washington were advised that Winchester Cold Storage Company stockholders unanimously approved offering two entire floors of the new storage plant in Winchester for government use. The two floors total 480000 cubic feet and are located between the Baltimore and Ohio and Cumberland Valley railroads for easy loading. The space is offered without cost apart from operating expenses.
The Charley Rouss Fire Company of Winchester received a $25 check from the Cumberland Valley Railroad in Chambersburg for aiding at the October 19 wreck near the fairgrounds crossing. Railroad president Thomas Kennedy praised the prompt response that saved railroad property. A similar gift went to the Sarah Zane Fire Company.
The inquiry focuses on the location of Britain's naval force after the German fleet exited for the Baltic. Reports discuss strategic positions and potential moves by Royal Navy squadrons amid shifting maritime chess in the region.
Announcement reports the marriage of Elizabeth Kurtz daughter of Capt. and Mrs. George W. Kurtz of Winchester to Frank L. Grim of the city. The ceremony occurred yesterday in Hagerstown Maryland. Grim is the night clerk at Hotel Evans and the couple traveled with the Bowles pair, newlyweds themselves.
Petrograd reports German intelligence workers are preparing to meddle in the Russian constitutional assembly elections. Documents claim Berlin will push vigorous agitation for extreme plans, immediate peace, and opposition to conservative provisional government policies.
A notice urges full attendance for an important meeting this evening. The message emphasizes complete participation and references a CAPTAIN role or group. No location or time is specified, leaving the exact venue and hour unclear.
Hon Westmoreland Davis Democratic nominee for governor will close his campaign in Winchester Monday night at the Empire Theater. All county and town women are invited and seats will be reserved for ladies. A short parade through main streets precedes the address led by the Citizen's Band that furnishes music at The Empire.
Charley Rouss Fire Co announces a regular monthly meeting tonight at 8 p.m. Attendees urged to attend. John Seal listed as contact for the Apt. 208 address.
North Main street dealer Mr. H. C. Borden said on Wednesday night thieves entered his yard and stole the running gear of a truck valued at 350 dollars. The Needlework Guild annual exhibit is set for Mrs. B. L. Layper’s home on Wasbiaion ee Saturday.
Winchester circuit announces Sunday preaching on November 4 at Sunrise Church 10 30 a m Mount Zion 3 p m and Mount Pleasant 7 p m by Rev W H Lampeell. Also 20 men wanted to work in apples. W S HIETT.
Mrs. James Anderson of West Cork Street recounts a Tuesday evening accident at her home. She says a grandson was not present, the doctor did not stitch the wound, no bones broke, and the knife was a small paring knife that cut a large artery.
Lansing reports Russia remains resolved in its stance amid ongoing tensions. The article frames the stance as persistent and compares it to an almost criminal posture, highlighting continued pressure and defensive rhetoric.
Secretary of State declares reports that Russia quit the war are unwarranted and criminal. He cites Petrograd provisional government as energized to organize Russian resources and press to a victorious conclusion while aiding the Allies. Experts expect no sudden offensive but continued German pressure on other fronts is feared to be offset.
Help wanted ad notes a S room rental and a job listing. The Crystal Confectionery seeks a steady male worker with good wages. Application details direct readers to the Star office for the Port of City Graham notices.
Washington on November 2 reports the food administration will cut off supplies to retailers and manufacturers seeking undue profits. Licensees must not sell to distributors demanding excessive margins, with federal administrators tracking violators and naming offenders to curb food prices.
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