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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
5
Train arrivals at Winchester from stations listed daily except Sunday at 9 20 and 11 45 in the morning and 7 22 p m. Daily service with Sundays omitted. Cast includes P A RippL and Gen P A.
Partial timetable shows routes from Berryville to Bristol Shenandoah and intermediate stops with noted departure at 9 32 a m and connections to Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia and Washington via Shenandoah Junction.
Attorney General rules express companies and common carriers must maintain bound books in Virginia. Names of parties receiving labor shipments must be entered alphabetically and kept open for inspection. Companies had asked to use loose leaves but must comply with the ruling and preserve the records.
Direful news from the Pennsylvania state department of agriculture in Harrisburg reports that cabbage prices will rise this fall and sauer kraut output will fall. Inspectors note reduced planting and worm damage with farmers plowing under cabbage for corn in some counties. The cabbage worm problem has worsened in recent years.
The Virginia Democratic Party revised its slate of electors after missteps. Aubrey G. Weaver of Front Royal was found ineligible as a bank director, Floyd Weaver of Page County was dropped, and A P Walker of Charlottesville was added to fill the Seventh District slot.
The September term of Clarke county Cir cuit Court opened in Berryville with Judge A D Dabrey presiding in place of T W Harrison. The grand jury returned indictments against Ouida Jostello for assault with a dangerous weapon Jeff Hummer for assault with a dangerous weapon Saul Williams for son and Frank Saunders alias Webb for larceny All indictments set for hearing at the November term. D Milton granted an absolu
A divorce from Sadie A. Milton and a land sale at Kitchen farm near White Post were finalized. Commissioner J. YP. Reardon supervised the sale to A. Rutherford for $3,576.
Marlboro Virginia reports E. E. Hite visiting parents in Cumberland Maryland. Fred Shull returned to Lake Maryland for employment. A ip Shull was in Winchester on business Tuesday. Mrs Lucy Bowritien and Mrs Tysing noted in local notes.
Local buyer advertises purchasing all kinds of stock and a wide range of meats including fresh and salted varieties. The seller also notes willingness to pay the highest cash prices for hides.
Justice J H Lacy in a police court reopened the case against Mr. Harley Sell, Ga rage manager, after a witness claimed a truck exceeded the fifteen mph limit. A disinterested chauffeur rode with the court to test speed, the truck failing to reach more than eleven mph and Sell was fined twelve dollars.
Mrs Burt Huffman and her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Brother of Wheeling are guests of Mrs J W Spillman on East Piccadilly Street.
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