Public Sale of a Valuable Limestone Farm in Berryville
Executor offers for sale at public auction in Berryville Virginia a 203 acre limestone farm owned by the late Jacob H Rinker. The bid includes two parcels 113 acres with buildings and 90 acres without improvements. Sale day is 1 30 p m at the courthouse with terms one third cash and balance in two annual installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Virginia
Jacob H. Rinker
Charles ‘Town Road
Wadesville
John M. Fishpaw
Jacob H. Kinker
Virginia court grants desertion divorce motion in Winchester
In Winchester Virginia on September 10 1917 the Clerk of the Corporation Court issued a rule for Addie Reddish to obtain a vinculo divorce from James F Reddish on grounds of desertion. The non resident defendant must appear within 15 days after publication. The order calls for weekly publication in the Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the court house door.
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Verginia
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Addie Reddish
James F. Reddish
Winchester Evening Star
Court House
J.B. Beverley
Dr Fahrney Offers Free Consultation List of Ailments
A historical notice lists medical conditions including anemia appendicitis arteriosclerosis asthma biliousness bladder disorders blood disorders catarrh constipation consumption diabetes dropsy drowsiness gall stones gastritis headaches heart disease indigestion nervousness neuralgia rheumatism rundown condition sciatica sluggish liver skin diseases stomach trouble tuberculosis with a statement of free consultation.
Desirable Investment House Put Up For Sale
By order of the Court a double stone and frame house on South Kent Street is offered for sale. Mrs Lucy Barrett died possessed. Easy terms to a responsible buyer. Property rents well and is a desirable investment. Special Commissioner J Hunter William.
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South Kent St
Lucy Barrett
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Lauded by Greenville Reader
After years of use many prefer Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds and bronchial troubles. Mrs A A Kietein of Greenville writes the remedy has long been used at home and proven a quick cure and most reliable cough medicine. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A .A Kietein
Greenvill
Chamberlain
Gale
Quotation Prices in Apple Markets and Red Cross Appeal
Prices from apple markets nationwide are reported with shipments and quality notes for October 4. An appeal in Winchester seeks voluntary contributions to the Red Cross, noting $11,000 raised by 600 donors and urging broader support despite some apathy in local quarters.
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Winchester
Bureau of Markets
United States Agricultural Department
Rogers
Ark
Ben Davis
Ganos
New York
Virginia
Washington
Red Cross
W. D. Smith
Goes Bravely To Serve Country
Sutthill Point correspondent reports Charlestown youths enlistment for World War I. Robert Dean Colston of this village left Wednesday evening for Camp Lee Virginia with eleven county boys to join the second increment. Colston, formerly with the circuit clerk’s office in Winchester, had never claimed exemption and goes forth to serve his country.
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Ouy County
Robert Dean Colston
Charlestown
Camp Lee
Colston
Winchester
Appeal for Red Cross Funds and Community Support
The message urges support for the Red Cross near French camps and for returning soldiers in Winchester and Frederick County. It promises careful handling of funds, auditing, a bonded treasurer, and safeguarding contributions as eleven thousand dollars has been raised by a small number of donors.
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Red Cross
Winchester
Frederick County
Market prices and retail commodity quotes listed
The Star reports daily market quotations with retail and wholesale prices for wheat flour, corn products, hay, butter, potatoes, live chickens, ham, bacon, and related feed items. Prices include winter and spring wheat flour, cracked corn, middlings, bran, timothy and mixed hay, butter, potatoes, butter fat, and pork products.
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Ovins Lee Te Veenses
Market prices for cattle hogs butter poultry and crops
Markets corrected as of the day before publication show cattle prices with choice steers at 12.25 and good butcher 10.25 to 11.50, calves 8 to 15. hogs heavy 19.00 and pigs 18.00. butter near 42 cents per pound, choice 39, dairy extras 37 to 40, live poultry chickens 29, old hens 29, corn cob 9.50, hay No. 1 timothy 24.50 and mixed 23.2.
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Cremery
Choice Creamery
Virginis
Piiata
Virginia
Sunday Church Services and Schedules
Local churches list Sunday services with pastors and times. Centenary Reform, Protestant Episcopal, Sacred Heart, First Christian, and weekly prayer meetings noted. Sunday schools at 9.45 a.m. and main services at 11 a.m. or 7.30 p.m., with Holy Communion monthly or as announced.
Religious services and Sunday schools listed in two local churches
Friends meeting at corner of Washington and Piccadilly holds worship at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 11 a.m. Grace Lutman announces address West Water street and Rev. George S. Bowers preaches at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Methodist Episcopal at Market and Cork Streets, Rev. H. G. Spehofer pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school 2:15 p.m. Prayer meetings Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Superintendent Hunter N. Kern.
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Centenary Reformed
Corner Market
Cork Streets
T. K. Cromer
J. C. Recher
First Christian
Braddock
Clifford Streets
W. T. Walters
Christian Endeavor Society
Friends’ Meeting
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
Grace Lutmhean
West Waterstret
George S. Bowers
D. D
J. E. Cooper
H. G. Spehoer
Il A
Himiter N. Kern
Methodist Whpiscopal
South Braddock St
F. M. Richardson
W. B. Snider
Epworth League
W. G. Hardy
Jan
Pentecostal Mission
Highland Avenue
F. Ashley
Aigiland Avenue Presbyterian
Mupd Brethren
North Brad- Monk Street
G. W. Stover
Naator
Swanday
Hancher
Young Peonie- Society
Kristian Wadervor
L. M. Fries
Local Church Services Schedule Highlights
A compact listing shows services across Methodist and Presbyterian congregations on South Braddock Street and nearby avenues. Pastors include Rev. F. M. Richardson and Rev. J. H. Lacy with Sunday school times, hymn hours, youth groups, and midweek prayer meetings noted.
Navy Recruiting Station Opened at Staunton Virginia
The Navy Department announces a new recruiting office in Staunton Virginia inviting those interested in enlistment to write for full particulars.
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Navy Department
Staunton
First Baptist Church Schedules Sunday Activities
There will be no preaching service at the First Baptist Church on Sunday October 7. Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m and the Young People's meeting is at 6 30 p m.
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First Baptist Church
How the Sun Warms the Earth via Ground Heat
The passage explains that sunlight travels as vibrations through space with no warmth until it reaches the earth. There the energy converts to heat on the surface, warming the ground. The ground then heats the air by contact, creating air currents that distribute warmth through the atmosphere.
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Earth
The Deadly Mosquito Discovery in Malaria Spread
Public Health Service experiments show a malarial mosquito can infect several people without refeeding and remains infectious for at least 25 days. The finding implies mosquitoes act as machine guns of infection, urging elimination of breeding sites.
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Public Health Service
United States
Dairying and Live Stock Slaughter Calf Debate
Opinion argues that wholesale calf slaughter harms dairy supply and prices. It urges saving promising calves for dairy herds, except inferior or surplus stock, and notes 6,000,000 fewer cows in 15 years. Advertising can move surplus stock to improve long term dairy reliability.
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B. Fb. Vincent
Iowa Homestead
United States
RAPE AS PASTURE FOR LIVESTOCK FEEDING
A farm correspondent outlines rape as a pasture crop for sheep hogs and cattle noting rapid gains and the best grazing practices. Sheep prosper on rape and can recover from light grazing while cattle waste more by trampling and dairy cows should avoid raw rape until milking ends.
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Iowa Homestead
Lincoln cites free speech and war powers in wartime debate
The piece recounts Keni Lincoln and other figures discussing democratic rights and wartime authority. He criticizes Congress for relinquishing war powers to the President, arguing the current war is conducted unlawfully without congressional authorization. He cites figures like May George and historical names to illustrate his point.
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Keni Lincoln
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Tom Corwin
John Bright
Lloyd George
the Duke of Gratton
Lord Chatham
Congress
United States
Wisconsin
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NAVY
George
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Footer
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Cumberland, Md
Co. A. Heller & CO
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