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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1911

Page

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Apple Crop Outlook in Western New York Dim

Reports from western New York indicate a smaller apple harvest than last year with Baldwins severely reduced. Greenings and other varieties show partial gains, but overall yields may reach only about 80 percent of normal. Drought worries persist as June moisture remains critical for July and August production.

New York Packer Rochester N. Y New York Baldwins Park A. Davis Orleans County Fruit Avenue Medina Mr. Davis Orleans

House Honors Major Daniel

The House paid tribute to late Senator John W. Daniel of Virginia with large attendance. Speaker Champ Clark led speeches praising his career as soldier, lawyer, author, and orator, noting his famed Lee statue unveiling oratory and enduring influence in Virginia.

House of Representatives John W. Daniel Virginia Champ Clark Flood Finch Clark Senator Daniel Daniel Lee Lexington Naure Lynchburg Senate

Funkhouser in Critical Condition After Stallion Kick

Chester Funkhouser of near Mount Jackson remains in very critical condition after being kicked by one of two stallions while hitching them to a binder. Doctors report he is between life and death with slight chances in his favor.

Chester Funkhouser Mount Jackson Mr. Funkhouser

For Sale First Mortgage Bonds on Main Street Property

Five year bonds bearing 5 percent interest secured by fire insurance. Call on BanseronGe and Carter, 26 1p eod 3t agents.

Banseronge ‘& Carter

Texas Senator Bailey’s son dragged by two horses down Blue Ridge

A Berryville dispatch reports Joseph W Bailey of Texas son of a U S senator was dragged along the western slope of the Blue Ridge when two horses ran away and pulled, he survived with deep cuts and loss of blood, no bones broken, on the road to recovery after treatment by Dr A P Osborne.

The Star Berryville Clarke County Joseph W. Bailey Texas United State Bailey Blue ‘Ridge Mountains Princeton University Washington Powell Kelley Bluemont Southern Railway A. P. Osborne

Six Reel Show At Auditorium Tonight

A two hour program at the Auditorium features a vitagraph a biograph and a western among the evenings offerings.

Rainy Outlook For Virginia Continues Unsettled Weather

The Weather Bureau forecast from Washington on June 26 predicts continued unsettled weather for Virginia with occasional showers tonight or Tuesday.

the Star Washington Virginia Weather Bureau

Congressman Dickinson in Missouri Weekend Return

Congressman C. C. Dickinson of Missouri returned to Washington this morning after spending the weekend with his brother in law and sister Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Lacy on North Brad dock street in Missouri.

C. C. Dickinson Missouri Washington J. H. Lacy North Braddock Street

Excursion Train Brings 162 Passengers to Winchester

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ran a special excursion from Baltimore to Winchester bringing 162 passengers. The train arrived around noon and departed at six o'clock in the evening.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore Winchester

Mrs. Carrie Evans Visits Danville Family on National Avenue

Mrs. Carrie E. Evans of Danville Pennsylvania is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lanham at their home on National Avenue.

Carrie E. Evans Danville, Pa Mrs. Lanham National Ave

Smoky injuries after railroad accident near Woodstock

Henry Fadely brakeman on Southern Railway fell from a moving freight car near Woodstock. His leg was crushed and leg bones protruded, amputation deemed necessary but he was taken to Strasburg for care. He was reported doing well with bruises and a cut on the arm. he is from Mount Jackson, about 30.

Henry Fadely Southern Railway Woodstock Fadely Strasburg Juncn William Funk Pike Mr. Fadely Funk Strasburg W. B. Sager Shaver W. C. Ford Winchester Memorial Hospital Mount Jackson

Blandy offers prize for largest corn yield in Clarke county

The Star notes Graham F. Blandy of The Tubyries near White Post Clarke county has offered 50 dollars for the largest corn yield on one acre by a county pupil. Many children compete. A letter asks all competitors to send names and addresses to The Star or to Mr. Blandy. A gold bracelet marked M. D. S. is missing and a reward is offered.

Star Graham F. Blandy Tubyries White Post Clarke County Blandy

Ely-Wilson Co. Back for Empire Engagement

The Ely-Wilson Company returns to town for a week at the Empire theater arriving from Staunton with a nightly changing bill, contrasting with prior offerings.

Ely-Wilson CO Staunton The Empire

Murnan Family Visits Relatives in Newark and Columbus

Mrs. John Murnan and son Rd Murnan visit her brothers Joseph Science of Newark Ohio and Michael Spence of Columbus Ohio. Umbrella ad on page 4 by Henry Baetjer & Co.

John Murnan Rd. Murnan Messrs Joseph Science Newark Ohio Michael Spence Columbus Henry Baetjer & Co

Grows Alfalfa and Shares Expert Tips for Stand and Weeds

The editor recalls long experience with alfalfa and offers practical steps to secure a stand and control weeds. Suggests choosing rolling ground, plowing sod to seed weed control, harrowing at ten day intervals, liming at fifty pounds per acre, manure to boost young plants, sowing late August, using 200 pounds per acre of fertilizer, and optional seed inoculation.

South Carolina Rock

Dress Question Settled for Church of the Brethren in Missouri

After years of debate the Church of the Brethren adopts a dress report. It calls for plain clothing with coats of standing collars for ministers and deacons, plain hair and beards, prohibition of mustaches, simple garments for sisters, plain bonnets or hoods, and lawful church discipline for those resisting. The aim remains saving souls and maintaining church purity.

Church of the Brethren Missouri Henry C. Early Virginia

Major League Baseball Scores Reported

Saturday results show Cleveland beating St. Louis 8 to 1 and 2 to 0 for a doubleheader split. New York 11 Washington 6, and Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 0. Philadelphia 3 Boston 1. Detroit Chicago and St. Louis Cincinnati games affected by rain with several rescheduled pairs.

Chicago Detroit St. Louis Cleveland Pittsburg Cincinnati Athletics Boston New York Washington Detroit-Chicago Cleveland-St. Louis Nationals Brooklyn Philadelphia

Mrs Rowly Hospitalized for Eye Condition in Winchester

Mrs. George W. Rowly is in Winchester Memorial Hospital under care of Dr. Hunter H. McGuire for an eye ailment.

George W. Rowly Winchester Memorial Hospital Hunter H. McGuire

Explosion aboard City of St. Louis near Memphis claims death toll rises

Engineer Floyd Morgan aboard the river steamer City of St. Louis says violations of government regulations likely caused the blast near Memphis. He cites the death toll as seventeen and implies a deadly enforcement lapse.

Floyd Morgan City of St. Louis Memphis

Fresno couple visits Chamblings on Fairmont Avenue

Mr and Mrs A and Perkins of Fresno California are visiting Mr and Mrs John W Chambling at their home on Fairmont avenue.

Valve accident injures workers at gas plant

In a county gas plant an explosion ruptured a valve near a large tank injuring Charles Mozingo and another worker. Mozingo received facial cuts and eye injuries but doctors expected his sight to be saved. both men were treated at County Hospital and sent home.

Charles Mozingo Ager Mosingo F. H Julio Mozingo Blane Street Keplinger Mozingo

Tuckers Return From Honeymoon After Rye Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. J. Randolph Tucker return from a wedding trip to Rye in the first week of June. They will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry St George near Ibexineton and visit Lexington and Powhatan county relatives.

J. Randolph Tuck Harry St George

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New York State Packer Drouth Lame Lion Funkhouser Senator Bailey Fis Nue Southern Railroad R. T. Barton Falfa Ner Christ Charles Mozingo County Hagerstown Daster Tuckers
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