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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1918
Page
2
Miss Emma Verburke of Lima Ohio describes two years of frequent stomach trouble and biliousness. She began using Chamberlains Tablets and reports rapid improvement, noting the positive change in her health and wellbeing.
A city manager era report shows deficits of over $20,000 beyond a $13,200 debt rise, with arrangements to overdraft appropriations despite adopting a budget system. Questions rise why 1918 planned improvements were not funded and why cash on hand and unexpired insurance equal past assets yet borrowing continues to cover current expenses.
Mr. J. Howard Cather, auto dealer on North Market Street, received a brass paper knife from his former employee, Leslie Brown, now in French military service. The blade bears the word Ypres and the handle mimics a cartridge, a souvenir of the Ypres battlefield.
Officials estimated 1970 registrations will rise, with actual figures expected near 2500. Registrars now ready. all men 18 by September 12 1918 and under 46 must register, as age is counted until the 46th birthday.
A Houston Post item recalls a man who claimed he would make any sacrifice, then fled with his partner's spouse, prompting speculation that the move was meant to prove the claim.
The readable fragments show numbers and currency style such as 85 58 420 00 35 00 and a monetary amount of 176,267 77. No identifiable persons organizations places or events are present.
A Virginia court suit targets the will of C. M. Gibbens probated in Winchester in 1918. Defendants Charles Gibbens Florence Gibbens Ruth Gibbens Minnie Eagle Gibbens Florence Fox and John E Fox must appear within 15 days or risk default. Public notice requires weekly publication for four weeks in the Winchester Star and posting at the county courthouse by August 19 1918.
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