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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
4
The market report notes wholesale figures and retail values with several figures listed in sequence. It shows mixed prices and partial data including numbers such as 70 08 13 26 20 3s and 10 10 15 27 22, indicating pricing guidance or index values.
Refuge December 14 report notes the Sunday School at this place is preparing a Christmas program with timing to be announced. Local community updates include B R Conner planting a young apple orchard, visits by the Cline and Bates families, Fannie McInturff visiting Hummer family, ongoing Fairview union services with three conversions, Cadwallader and Lemley forming a grocery partnership in Stephens City, Ora Wise convalescing, James Golliday gravely ill with family at bedside, and Newton Painter adding a smoke house and extending his house.
The La Vere Toole Company opened last night at the opera house with Killarney and the Rhine. A large brilliant audience praised Mr Toole for a strong leading performance and songs and dances. Miss La Vere as Rose Delaney showed superior playing and artistic work contributing to the success. The supporting company is capable and carefully chosen, delivering a performance no spectator regrets. Shows continue at the Auditorium Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
Miss An gie Fries returns from Winchester after a brief visit. Miss Georgie Clarke remains on the sick list. Miss Bessie Sell comes back from a two week visit with Mrs. E E Carpenter at Whitacre. Mr Elisha Fries traveled to Winchester to be with son in law Samuel Lock for a neck operation by Dr. Miller. Elisha Fries is installing a new steel roof on Isaac Miller's house.
Four men wanted to sell silver ware sets on instalment plans offering good salaries to suitable applicants. Apply at once to Herman H. Hable.
Miss Clara Dobbins of Baltimore visits Miss Emma Kinzel for Christmas gifts. Horsey & Atwell announce a 25 percent discount on cloaks beginning Saturday, with ties and other furnishing stock priced between 25 cents and 1.50 dollars. Robinson Bros. promotes suitable men's gifts and urges shoppers to seek guidance on Christmas presents.
Select your gifts now and we will lay them away for you until Christmas. Horsey and Atwell advertise clothing for men and boys with Colaris 25 percent discount. Rob inson Bros promotes shopping news. Miss Nannie Herbert plans to stay home with her parents for Christmas.
Beginning Saturday December 15 a special sale lowers all millinery goods. Ostrich and fancy feathers receive targeted markdowns highlighting a December discount event.
An observer discusses apple pollenation methods noting pollen can reach pistils by wind or bees, with Winesap possibly pollenless. He cites experiments with Grimes Rome Mel and Ben Davis, and emphasizes wind as a primary pollen vector. also advises beekeeping practices and hive management for strong colonies and ventilation.
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