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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
3
A one week sale featuring factory samples and heavily reduced prices on blankets, spreads, coats, dresses, gowns, lingerie, table linen, and Christmas goods. Includes ladies coats from 24 50 and 20 00, dress goods up to 4 50, and multiple items below half price.
A horticultural note from M. B. Waite describes using home made tar creosote paint as a preventive and wound paint against rabbits. He reports painting several hundred young apple trees and finds rabbits avoid stripped surfaces and that wounded bark can be protected and healed effectively.
Nicely located 6 room dwelling with sewerage connection near school priced at 1200. 51% acre farm four miles from town listed at 4000. Two lots on Water Street offer special value in building parcels.
Discontinuing farming, will sell at public sale 3 miles west of Buhker Hill on Thursday October 27, 1921 starting at 10 o clock. Eight head of horses and colts, 1) head of each black faced ewes farming implements and household goods. 12 months credit. Discount for cash.
French experts examine hundreds of letters sent to Myron T. Herrick the Ambuscator at the American Embassy noting handwriting similarity to a bomb box. The missives written in French in uneven script mention scientific killing threats and bear the name Sacco and Vanzzi atop the set.
Governor Westmoreland Davis proclaims Friday November 11 1921 as Armistice Day a Commonwealth public holiday. The measure honors veterans of overseas service and aligns with a U S prologue observing the 1918 armistice ending World War I. Richmond delivers the proclamation amid wartime era conditions.
Carpers Valley notes list visits and social events around Charters Town Winchester and Martinsburg West Virginia. Families including the Day Adams Carper Clarke and McCarty households share Sunday and weekend gatherings at various homes with guests from Green woods Millwood road and Gain shore.
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