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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1902
Page
2
Patrons failing to receive The Star or receiving uncivil treatment from carriers are asked to report the issue promptly to the office, citing postal delays or carrier carelessness as possible causes.
A Winchester newspaper feud over reprinting items prompts a defense of original reporting, plagiarism accusations, and a labor dispute about credit. The Clarke Courier denounces theft of articles while citing a fired employee readopted by the publisher.
A tone of resilience advises Blackburn not to be discouraged by the theft of literary material. It urges seeking reliable news from The Star, avoiding credit, and hopes for future success as the printing business endures losses and subscribers are urged to pay.
In Galasporo Virginia on January 21 1924 Mrs Nora Newbanks wife of a man who absconded with Miss Davis has moved her trunk to Mr H P Whitacre's to make her home. Dr D C Milburn says pneumonia caused the death of the family horse Mr John Font reported the loss a few days ago.
Edward Rhodes returns to Philadelphia after a visit to Middletown. Miss Simpson of Rockland and Miss Ella Stickley of Vaucluse visit Mrs. J. T. Reely. C. R. Campbell resumes activities after three months with rheumatism. Mrs. C. R. Campbell and son were in town for a visit.
Capon Springs West Virginia January 22 We report Mrs Bettie Mason shows great improvement after treatment in Winchester under Dr McGuire. The late J W Simpson personal property sold January 18. Bereaved family to move their future home to Winchester. Rev T J Feaster began meetings at Red Bud last Wednesday night. Mrs Kate Brill visiting daughter near Marlboro. Mr Samuel Franks remains very ill at this time.
Wairacr Va January 22 Mrs Mary C Braithwaite is seriously ill and recovery seems unlikely due to age. Mrs A J Bageant Mrs Maria Dolan and Mr M Pugh and wife visited Mrs Mannie Whitacre last week. Whitacre remains ill. Mrs Jessie Shanholtz is critically ill while her son Isaac is recovering. Mr John M Sirbaugh returned home from Barton Pa. William Buckwater’s daughter Eva is sick with pneumonia. Mrs Strother widow of J W Strother is indisposed. Beautiful line of new spring mattings at low prices at L E Rice’s. 115 tf
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