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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1908
Page
2
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The report lists buying prices from local grain dealers for cereals including wheat corn oats and hay. Live stock prices are shown for beef veal and pork alongside country produce quotes for meat and other commodities.
Public sale on Stephenson’s farm Tuesday February 25 1908 at 9 o clock a m of 73 three year old Percheron colts by King Nobl three two year old Percheron colts sired by White Post Stallion 30 head of short horn cattle 39 head of red Poland hogs 43 ewes and a pure bred work hire buck Cash on all sums with 9 months credit to purchaser with note and endorser W Williams sale conducted by Williams
A Sleighing Party at the Carters ends with guests enjoying games and an oyster supper. Miss Kader visits in Clendening and Miss Carmen Pierce stays with grandmother in Summit Point. The Latties Aid Society met at Mrs. Russell’s home and entertained. Rev. Wheeler and Miss Saunders paid calls in the area. Residents petition to retain rural free delivery carrier Howard Morrison on route 4 after noting his satisfactory service.
Greenway Virginia February notes show social visits and guest . Mrs Joe Funkhouser hosts White Post Card Club. Visitors include Frank Stuart family from Naterloo and Miss Mary Buckner from Harper Ferry. Local residents travel to Nineveh and Winchester for business. Sleighing praised. two residents recovering from illness.
Jubilee vicinity reports show Mr J J Russell and wife of Cumberland returning home after visiting relatives. Mrs Herring remains indisposed at home. James Russell and wife return from visit to mother near Wheatfield. Lysle Russell and sister back from visit to aunt Mrs J C Beatty at Reliance. G S Fries and T Fries attended a party near Bunker Hill hosted by Mr Snyder. Ben Russell improving after illness. Arthur D Fries visiting Maple Grove. Sleighing remains a popular pastime. Edith Waller of Berryville visiting uncle Frank Waller on East Water street.
A long list of upcoming public sales dates and locations across Virginia farms. Items include horses cattle sheep hogs cattle stock farming implements and household goods. Sales occur February 12 through March 24 at multiple farms near Fogle Wadesville Stephensons Berryville White Post Summit Point Berkeley Springs and other locations.
A crowded demonstration by Mr Cooper showcased a remedy claimed to restore hearing in less than three minutes. About a dozen attendees with long term deafness reportedly heard sounds at distances up to thirty feet after a single application. Cooper attributed results to stomach health and warned his main discovery targets other conditions.
Mrs. Mary E. Brown wife of Dr. W W Brown died Saturday in Pittsburg She formerly lived in Kabile Leont St W Va and was born as Miss Engle of Avilla Jefferson County West Virginia She leaves three sons and her husband Her body was buried at Charistentown yesterday
Professional men who get little exercise exhaust brain and nerves quickly. Coffee hurts such people and many recognize its harm. Try ten days without coffee and drink Pos tum the wholesome beverage with a coffee flavor. Pos tum is drug free and contains all wheat nutrients including vital phosphates for nerve powering.
Rev. S. H. McKown of Geftrards re joins home Saturday following an extended stay in Tacoma Washington. He spent several weeks visiting churches and meeting members before returning to his duties.
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