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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
2
Local note records John S Wissier of Mount Jackson Virginia visiting town on business today. The Star mentions the sighting in a brief society item.
Governor Mann of Virginia calls for Hubbard to face extradition over alleged misconduct involving a minor at the Davis Child Shelter. Hubbard denies the accusation, portraying himself as a family man and dedicated servant of the West Virginia Children's Aid Society despite the troubling testimony and witness accounts.
An ad claims Vinci cod liver and iron tonic restores strength after grippe pleurisy pneumonia and severe sickness. It quotes Mrs. Alice Mill of Newton Virginia praising recovery after one bottle and offers a money back guarantee through Keller Drug Co. Winchester Virginia.
H. and W. Seabright advertise purchase of all kinds of stock and sale of fresh and salted meats at their shop on North Main Street in Winneca, Washington. They offer the highest cash prices for all kinds of hides.
Miss Katye Evans spent the weekend with her parents at Tulip. Mrs H Grover and son Harry visited the fores, Mrs S T White. Annie Derflinger and Ada Beaty stayed with J S Sargent's family. Pine Up school closed due to scarlatina until January.
Lumber and wood for sale Friday December 20th 1912 at 10 a m sharp at the Martin Wisecarver fort opposite Bayliss Store. 25000 feet of boards and framing lumber 90 cords of short cut slab wood and 25 acres of uncut tops. McLEAF MUSSELMAN 12 6 2w.
Christmas Day on December 25 1912 is observed as a holiday with bank closings. Farmers and National Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank and Union Bank of Winchester announce holiday closures and postpone maturities to Thursday December 26 1912.
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