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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1908

Page

4

Winchester Giants Ready for Brookland Series at Reservoir Park

The Winchester Baseball team known as the Giants returns home from a victorious tour across Virginia. Manager Baker led an fast amateur squad with wins over Charlottesville UVa Petersburg Blackstone and Brookland of Washington. They open a three game series with Brookland at Reservoir Park promising strong attendance.

Winchester Baker Virginia Bev Pollard Charlottesville University of Virginia Petersburg Blackstone Brookland Washington

Let It Be Holmes Conrad.

The Charlottesville Progress rebukes the idea of W G Conrad of Montana as Democratic Vice Presidential nominee. It praises Holmes Conrad of Winchester as a superior Southern choice and urges a real man rather than a Montana millionaire.

W. G. Conrad Great Falls Montana Charlottesville South Northwest Bacon Georgia Culberson Texas Carmack Tennessee Daniel Virginia Williams Mississippi Conrad Holmes Conrad Winchester Commonwealth County

Woodmen plan granite memorial unveiling for Mr Charles Adams

At their Friday night meeting the Woodmen of the World will set a date for unveiling a granite memorial to the late Charles Robert Adams who died in Victor Colorado and is buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery The stone was finished by T J Orndorff and will be unveiled with ceremonies.

Woodmen of the World Charles Robert Adams Victor, Col Mount Hebron Cemetery T. J. Orndorff

Normal School Conductor to Open July 1

Prof J D Harris of Warrenton Va arrives to begin final preparations for the Winchester Summer Normal School opening July 1 at John Kerr Public School. Prof N D Cool Kerr principal and local manager will join to set plans for the session running July 1 to 31. Attendance from the Seventh Congressional district is expected to be higher than ever.

J. D. Harris Warrenton Winchester Summer Normal School John Kerr Public School N. D. Cool Kerr School Seventh Congressional District

Petersburg Wants Winchester Giants

The Star reports Petersburg, Virginia, baseball backers offer 2500 dollars cash free grounds and all gate receipts to lure Manager Baker of Winchester to move the club to Petersburg for the rest of the season. Winchester whitewashed Petersburg in three games last week and fans expect a welcome at the station with band and banners. The Brookland team will follow the giants home to play here midweek with big crowds anticipated to support Bakers stay.

Washington Petersburg Baker Winchester Dion Maxers Baker Atwell Brookland Giants

Mrs. Ann Eliza Osburn Hollingsworth Laid to Rest

The funeral service for Mrs. Ann Eliza Osburn Hollingsworth was held at No. 627 South Main Street yesterday afternoon. Rev. Dr. J. H. Lacy and Rev. Dr. J. R. Graham led the rites. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers John M. Silver, Joseph Bowles, Wilkes Bowles, Thomas Chamblin, B. W. Catlett, and Henry Dinges.

Ann _ Eliza Osburn Hollingsworth Mount Hebron John M. Silver Joseph and Wilkes Bowles Thomas Chamblin B. W. Catlett Henry Dinges

Winchesterians In Police Court

Martinsburg West Virginia June 23 Special to The Star John Bally of Winchester was arrested at Cumberland Valley station for riding a blind baggingz by Detective Blake. He was fined one dollar and costs or ten days in jail he served the ten days. Virginia and Agnes Bell two Negro women of Winchester were arrested for disorderly conduct on the streets and fined one dollar and costs or three days in jail they served the jail sentence.

The Star Martinsburg W. Va John Bally Winchester Cumberland Valley Blake Justice Smith Virginia Agnes Bell

Borrowed Troubles From a Fading Tomorrow

Quote from Exchange urges living in the moment and not borrowing anxieties about the future to spoil present enjoyment. It contrasts savoring current pleasures with fretting about possible later hardships.

Poslam skin remedy touted for eczema relief and skin troubles

An advertisement claims Poslam stops itching from eczema on first use and provides immediate comfort. It notes suitability for chafing infants, facial pimples and other skin issues, with a 50 cent trial package and free experimental supply from Emergency Waboratories, New York. Purchase available at Franck Baker & Son's in Winchester.

Franck Baker & Son's Winchester West Twenty-fifth Street New York City

Why German Was Cut Out From Church Name

An annual conference of the German Baptist Brethren in Des Moines Iowa approved renaming the denomination to Church of the Brethren. Advocates argued the term German no longer fits current membership and can cause confusion or prejudice in mission work abroad.

The Des Moines Iowa Church of the’ Brethren Virginia General Council Regular Baptist Church

Rev Tyler Preaches in Brucetown Village Church

Brucetown reports Rev Mr Tyler presiding elder of Winchester district delivering a strong sermon at the village church Sunday night. Citizens attend quarterly meeting at Rest on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Charles Smithey returns from a Baltimore visit and reports her mother in law Mr Charley Brady visited his mother Mrs Alma Brady on Sunday.

Brucetown Charles Smithey Baltimore Charley Brady Alma Brady Village

Pictures by Mr Davidson Shape National Gallery of Negatives

Many Washington and Baltimore papers publish images of Secretary Taft the Taft home and other scenes from negatives by D Newton Davidson formerly of this city now with Photo News Service in Washington. Davidson photographed the President and governors for Harris and Ewing in Washington several weeks ago.

Davidson Taft Washington Baltimore D. Newton Davidson Photo News Service Mr. Davidson Harris & Ewing

Not Closing Early Dispute Involving Wyndham Brill and Partners

The Star notes that Messrs. Wyndham Brill W E Warner and J W Taylor Jr are not parties to the proposed early closing agreement, contrary to a prior report.

Messrs Wyndham & Brill W. E. Warner J. W. Taylor, Jr the Star

Home Canned Corn and Tomatoes Method

The guide describes boiling twenty four ears of corn until tender, removing kernels, and mixing with eighteen peeled chopped tomatoes. Add salt and return to the fire, boiling hard once, then cook one minute. Fill jars to overflowing and seal immediately.

Dutch Kettles Hang From Fireplaces In Old Kitchens

In many Dutch homes the kettle stays hung over an open fireplace not for style but because housewives never tried a different method. The practice reflects long standing kitchen norms rather than decorative choices.

Glasgow to United States voyages reveal rare foreign flag

Records for six years show 1,120 loaded ships sailed from Glasgow to the United States and none carried a foreign flag.

Glasgow United States

High priced cowpeas and soil fertility advice

Farmers are urged to grow cowpeas despite high costs as they fix nitrogen and improve soil. Proper land preparation and mineral fertilization maximize returns. a peck per acre suffices for hay, while drill sowing for seed or hay can increase yield.

Sacer

Springs for Farm Wagons Save Load and Labor

A Farmer and Home feature urges universal use of springs on farm wagons to prevent product damage and price cuts on perishable loads. Springless wagons injure fruit and eggs, reducing market value. springs extend wagon life and improve ride for drivers across crops like peaches, grain, hay, and potatoes.

Folding trellis for beans from plastering lath

A Farm and Home writer describes a folding trellis made from plastering lath to grow pole beans. The design uses small holes and folding sections to support the vines, offering a simple, portable structure for home gardens.

Folding lath storage method with posts and wire

Instructions describe folding lath for storage by threading through each lath and fastening with wire nails. Five-foot posts are set one foot in the ground with a wire run at top and bottom, lath fastened along.

Trellis Construction and Cork Oak Cultivation

The article describes a foldable trellis system with sectioned wires and posts for easy handling and storage. It also notes an interest calculation method using simple formulas for various day counts and rates. Separately, the National Plant Introduction Garden in Chico, California, is experimenting with Cork oak cultivation, a species not yet grown commercially in the United States.

Chico Cal United States Spain

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Evening Star Thompany Es City Aew Ew Invester Paavins the Star Bell Ain Sandy Brooklands Reservoir Park Winchester Giants Mrs. Hollingsworth Winchesterians Ayer Ayer Co Piedmont Baltimore & OH Isic Cape May Isle City Ocean City N. J Renoboth Del Asbury Park Long Era Rom Winchester Miller’s Drug Store Kodaks Fred Ss. Boyd Johannesburg Tee Manufacturing and Cold Storage Company Cmpany Evans James B. Raby Woodrow Campbell T. C. Dye Ezra Frick FrickCo JONES Creamery R. T. McVicar Kelly Gum Firestone P. S H. & W. Seabright North Main Street National Ave Ladies’ Aid Society of Emanuel Church Stephenson Rosenmeyer
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