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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
4
The article outlines a newspaper consolidation, noting The Star and News Item merger, old rates, and a caution against deceptive advertising. It cites The Boating Star tie-in and claims a combined circulation over 3,700 daily, with Winchester publication specifics and subscription pricing.
An announcement indicates a primary in Frederick County set for June 15 subject to nominating rules. Luther Pannett requests time and attention to the process and underscores commitment to the intended party slate.
A fragmented note from an independent candidate in Back Creek votes explains intent to serve as Road Commissioner. Named Burkhart seeks the office. text references duties and pledge to faithfully perform. No clear date or full name clarity beyond Burkhart.
A fragment discusses anger over naval ships used in Jamestown as a publicity ploy. A naval correspondent questions the motive behind stationing ships there and argues the attempt to profit from visiting vessels misuses naval presence.
The document defends the Jamestown Exposition as a robust showcase of educational, industrial, transportation and art displays, arguing it reflects American growth and resilience. It urges Southern patrons to back the fair amid press hostility, and notes local society events and a horse parasite issue impacting West regions.
In Bunker Hill West Virginia on Saturday E R Henson and daughter visited James Henson. A J Clendening and Charles Roberts returned from Lebanon Virginia where they sold a Percheron horse. Prof J F Laise left on a business trip to Connecticut. G W Schmsley returned from Atlantic City. Presbyterian Sunday school plans children’s day services.
The text notes that corn with middlings bran shorts milk and sangre blood meal or similar protein foods support pig growth to finishing weight. Balanced rations reduce risks from unbalanced feed while allowing profitable fat production as the pig attains age and proper weight.
A varied 19th century column blends notes on sleep psychology with a frog rescue tale. A couple helps a frog flee a snake in a river, while reflections on sleep and royal extravagance explore fear of sleep loss and aristocratic financial woes.
An advertisement claims Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee offers superior taste and health benefits. It urges consumers to buy the genuine one pound package bearing the Arbuckle Brothers signature to receive presents, touting nationwide availability in New York City and other markets.
The court directs unknown creditors of Frank Brown not residents of Virginia to appear within fifteen days after publication and take action to protect their interests. A copy will be published weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star and posted at the county courthouse.
Auction notice for 300 head of horses and 101 young blocky built types offered at weekly rates. Describes new motor system and stock coming from company stables at 533 F537 539 W P St and Greene MULES MUMS MULES from U S Tanisator Company. Earl Gardner visited Leetown with parents.
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