Times Off Avance Per Year
The fragment notes per year figures for time off, unclear context. It mentions annual rates or allowances but lacks full details.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
2
The fragment notes per year figures for time off, unclear context. It mentions annual rates or allowances but lacks full details.
All contributors of news to The Star are asked to write on only one side of the paper. Articles sent for publication are often divided among many compositors and writing on both sides hinders timely production.
The Belle Boyd grave in Kilbourn Wisconsin sits on a sandy slope with only two sparse sage plants nearby. A makeshift headstake and sand heap mark the site amid unmarked history, as the rebel spy lies dead for two years on a forgotten lecturing tour.
Correspondence from Lake View Virginia reports Mrs. Howard Hoge president of the State W C T U and her husband lectured at Burnt Factory church on Friday. Mrs. Mary Guynn returned home to Burnt Hill while Mrs. Arthur Ridgeway visits from Biglersville. Seaboard agent offers free booklets on Florida West Coast scenery. Content ends with hints of local firemen’s group planning a major event in May at Harrisburg.
The Mutual Farmers Club of Frederick County met at Lupton residence on November 22 1902. President Rees led the session with several absentees excused. Committee appointments, discussion topics, and future plans for seminars, fairs and farming methods were reviewed. The next meeting is set for December 20 1902 at Greenwood Farm, D W Branson and Son.
A Virginia bill introduced in Richmond by Delegate R B Ware of Amherst seeks to outlaw kissing in the state. The measure would make kissing a misdemeanor with a fine, aiming to promote public health. The bill was referred to the General Laws committee.
Chambersville reports Mr. Charles R. Hodgson asking for help in finding the rascal who stole open rings and stake chains from his wagon Thursday night. Mrs. Annie E. Marker and son Edwin of Opequon and Miss Ada Whisson of Mr. Pleasant visited Mrs. E. J. Sherrars here last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John West Larrick and family entertained several young friends yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting of the South End Hose Company was held Monday night at the hall on West Monmouth Street. No business of importance was transacted.
Train schedule shows east and west bound local and limited trains between Harrisburg, Carlisle, Mechanicsburg, Hagerstown, and surrounding towns. Additional local departures listed with multiple daily slots. through cars between New York Knoxville and Philadelphia. Sunday specifics noted. Officials H A Biddle and J F Boyd sign as general agents.
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