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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1923
Page
5
An advertorial claims beauty and health rise together when the body’s red blood cells increase. S S S is described as a rich blood builder of pure vegetable ingredients that clears impurities and blemishes, with a larger size bottle advertised as economical.
The 16 ounce loaf of bread will return to Norfolk from the new D. Pender Grocery Company bakery at Twenty fifth and Falwn street once completed. President David Pender announced the firm can offer the full size loaf for five cents if ingredient costs do not rise.
Governor E Lee Trinkle issues writ of election for road bonds statewide and Winchester city sergeant Adam Forney declares voting places open sunrise to sunset on November 6 1923. Notice dated September 11 1923 with campaign and filing references 12 4w 10 31 11 5.
Advertisement for wall paper patterns at 10 cents per pattern and window shades at 49 cents each. Prominent display of Thomas and Messer Company with address 1015 West Baltimore Street Baltimore Maryland.
Joseph W Haines age sixty a farmer from Oklahoma died Friday night at 9 oclock at Western Maryland Hospital Cumberland following illness while visiting Cumberland He is survived by his widow a daughter Wanetta Haines of California and a son John Haines of Oklahoma City The body is kept at Louis Steins chapel pending relatives disposition likely to Romney West Virginia for burial
Weather forecast from the United States Weather Bureau for this Virginia section predicts generally fair conditions with local rains Wednesday or Thursday. Temperatures rise early in the week and return to normal levels later.
The autumn term of the Corporation Court began today with Hon. F. B. Whiting presiding. As this is not a jury term no jury was summoned. Several wills were admitted to probate and administrators qualified for estates.
Ernest Green colored, charged with arson, was admitted to bail of 3000 with Mrs. W. E. Barr as surety as his case was formally continued in the Corporation Court until the October term. Green previously faced trial but jurors disagreed. The continuance signals awaiting additional evidence for the next trial.
The State Highway Commission releases official visitor instructions for the Battle of New Market Virginia to be observed Thursday September 20 by the Marines. Parking will be allowed on leased fields under military supervision free of charge if ground is dry. Military Police will direct cars to spaces and spectators to vantage points near the battlefield. If rain or wet ground occurs follow existing State Highway Traffic Regulations. Cars must not be moved after the battle until permitted by Military Police.
An excursion train crash near Dothan Alabama killed Mrs J T Lane of Dothan and reportedly Mrs Frances Holland. Twenty two others were injured and feared dead as railroad officials announced the incident.
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