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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1912

Page

5

Transit timetable fragment mentions Bristol and Shenandoah routes

Fragmentary timetable notes a Bristol connection with Pullman Sleepers and intermediate stations. Mentions Pere Car orolleyske and Bristol coh inka 36am, with connections at Bawnoke to the Memphis special. References Shenandoah and Salém cafes, and a 27-6:38 pm southbound schedule.

Bristol Woke Pere Car Orolleyske Coh Inka Brisocahontas Welch Nor- Ss Pullman Ave Inston Salém Shenan Gary Bawnoke Memphis Shenandoah

Train Schedule Fragments From Winchester to Harrisburg and New York

Incomplete timetable lists routes from Winchester to Harrisburg and Beyond. It shows connections to Chambersburg Shippenature Mechanicsburg Philadelphia and New York with times like 9.17 am daily except Sunday 11.46 am and 7.15 pm as noted.

Winchester Mariner Greencastle Chambersburg Mechanicsburg Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Pravas

Preparing Young Trees for Planting in Good Ground

Ready for young trees, stock arriving prompts ground prep. Dig large, filled pits without new soil. break up hard ground and plow strips to fight grass. Heel in plants on friable land near their site, then transplant to permanent spots within a week or ten days.

Old Age Joys Promised by Digestive Tablets

An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild, gentle aid for digestion and regular bowels, aimed at middle aged and older people. It claims the tablets promote happiness in later life and are available through all dealers.

Prominent Figures at Republican Convention

Congressman William P. McKinley, Taft campaign manager and president's key lieutenant, leads renomination efforts at the National Republican Convention in Chicago. Ex-Senator William Flinn of Pittsburgh travels to aid Roosevelt forces, credited with warning Roosevelt supporters they would convene their own convention if Colonel Roosevelt does not secure the nomination.

William P. McKinley Chicago William Flinn Pittsburg Roosevelt

Whitacres Visit. Local Remarks and Family News

Cross Roads Virginia notes report Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Whitacre of Gainesboro visited the latter's brother W V Carpenter. Several locals including John R Sirbauga and Oney Amick attended guest events. Rosa Oates visited Beulah and Pearl Oates. Walter Whitacre is described as happy due to news of a girl.

Cross Roads Stephen D. Whitacre Gainesboro W. V. Car John R. Sirbauga Oney Amick R. F. McKee Laura Mike Beulah Pearl Oates Frank Whitacre Gore Rosa Oates J. By White Walter Whitacre

Jubilee Jottings from Jubilee Virginia Dated June 11

Jubilee notes list local social updates including Mrs Brice Catlett visiting with brother J W Bowles. Mrs N C Lanham and children visiting Brunswick. families Fries and Fries kin with T G Fries. Warren Anderson buying a 100 acre farm near Millwood. Lula Hook visiting Berryville. Foster Kibler visiting from Luray. Mrs Scott Carper visiting Carpers Valley. Charles Hook family moving to a new home. Warren Anderson selling a house in Winchester to Edward Anderson.

Jubilee Brice Catlett Near Millwood J. W. Bowles N. C. Lanham and Children Brunswick J. B Millie Fries Fries T. G. Fries Lamps Warren Anderson Charles Bursey Ballot Millwood Pike Winchester Lula Hook Berryville Foster Kibler Luray

Ladies' Aid to Host Yard Party at Clearbrook

The Ridgeway brief notes the Presbyerian Church Ladies' Aid Society planning a yard party at Clearbrook on Saturday night July 27. Rev T J Lambert preached at Rest Chapel. Mrs J M Butler visits daughter Mrs Rowland at Summit Point.

White Hall Mod Ridgeway W. Va Ladies’ Aid Society The Presbyterian Church of Clearbrook H. C. Light T. J. Lambert Rest Chapel J. M. Butler Mrs. Rowland Summit Point

Bartonville Notes Reflect Local Visits And Notables

Bartonville notes report Mrs. Bessie Petrie returning from a week with friends in northern cities and Mrs. Bhersole visiting York Pennsylvania. Mr. M. B. Hook and family tour West Virginia while Mr. and Mrs. Marburg visit the home of her mother Mrs. Arbuckle. Also pictured are Ormrsay McHarg a Roosevelt lieutenant Col Harry S New GOP arrangements head and Senator Joseph M Montana campaign manager in Chicago.

Bartonville Bessie Petrie Christian “Bhersole York Petrie M. B Hook West Virginia Marburg Arbuckle Ormrsay McHarg Roosevel

Refuge News Notes from Refuge Virginia June 11

Miss Belva Gardner and Violet Pence return home after a week at Craigsville Virginia. Mrs J N Headley and son Gardner visit Pearl Headley for Fort Loudoun Seminary commencement. James L Gardner and family attend ceremony with Elva Gardner and others. Mrs W S Headley and Sylvia Headley visit Front Royal. Mrs W S Welsh ill this week. Bettie Brown and Katherine Miller of Buena Vista visit Peyton street home.

Refuge Belva Gardner Violet Pence Craigsville J. N. Headley Gardner Pearl Headley Fort Loudoun Seminary Wilmott Gardner Winchester James L. Eco Jessie Mumaw Jselva Gardner James L. Gardner John Gardner 3Elva Gardner Miller Jett Maria Kathleen Hack Fort ‘Oudoun Seminary W. S. Headley Sylvia Headley Marvie’ Peery Front Royal W. S. Welsh Bettie Brown Katharine Miller Buena Vista W. H. Smith Peyton Street

Cows Should Calve in Fall Best Practice

University of Missouri Dairy Department promotes fall calving for most dairymen citing higher winter milk prices, improved calf care in winter, and aligned dry periods with pasture quality. It notes steady milk flow for regular traders while recommending fall calving for farmers selling cream.

Dairy Department University of Missouri Missouri

Milk Stool Fix Promises End to Seat Board Trouble

A Farm Mail and Breeze writer asserts 99 of 100 milkers use a one leg stool stock yet suffer loose seat boards. The sketch shows a D %-inch bolt four inches long with a square head used to join the stool stage together by boring holes and screwing the bolt through the leg to tighten the seat.

Cleaning the Milk Vessels for Proper Hygiene

The author urges careful care of milk vessels noting many people rinse, pour boiling water, or neglect drying. He recommends rinsing with cold water, washing with warm water containing borax or soda, then scalding and drying. Sun-drying in a warm place is advised for proper sanitation.

M. R. Jones

Dairy management notes and advice from Daiby

Practical tips on dairy farming cover calf care and stalls, feeding plans to raise protein, breeding for function, butter production issues, pasture stocking, silos, and labor stability. A divorce notice ends with a court grant in Frederick Circuit Court: Sandy Barrick's divorce a vinculo from Atha Larrick on statutory grounds.

Frederick Sandy Barrick Atha Larrick

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