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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
4
The Civic Club criticizes slow action on sewerage expansion and piping installation. They warn that borrowing funds for the project risks covering only parts of the system, and stress property owners must connect to avoid delays.
A garbled OCR fragment references census population data and notes on tabulation by McGuire. It mentions police or public figures and an extended timeframe but lacks clear context or full names.
Henry Fadely was located at Woodstock railway track last night in severe distress. An onlookers report a tense scene with a man puffing a cigar, described as needing urgent surgery and medical aid. Police are handling the situation.
The funeral for Mr. Keating will be Saturday at 10 AM from the Church of the Sacred Heart with Father McVerry presiding. Attending will be priests from Roanoke Richmond Newport News Martinsburg and Brunswick. Active pallbearers are Elks lodge members with Sarah Zane Fire Company as honorary pallbearers. Burial in Catholic Cemetery.
The Winchester Summer Normal School opens tomorrow evening in the John Kerr Public School auditorium. The event features speeches by Sapt. M M Lynch Rev Dr John P Hyde Rev Dr J H Lacy Rev Dr George S Bowers Capt Robert L Gray and Prof J D Harris with an address by Supt FE A Smith Fauquier county.
The Weather Bureau issues a forecast noting a cooler tonight and fair Thursday. The report mentions a launch date and region details with emphasis on cooler conditions and pleasant daytime weather.
The natives call the Mukololo tree weeping for rain as it exudes moisture in August to October. Drops fall from the top leaves, making travelers feel a shower is happening even on hot days, observed by Strand.
Starper's Weekly lists top institutions with Bank of England as greatest bank in London University College as oldest college founded in 1050 and the National Library in Paris holding nearly three million volumes.
The article covers farm tips including providing shade for horses and pastures, using lime to fix sour soil marked by sorrel, and cautions about protecting peonies. It discusses butter moisture limits, Sunday meals for farmers wives, milking efficiency, and warned against overinvesting in risky oil or mining schemes. It notes a potential federal law protecting birds and a Montana fish ownership case clarifying property rights in farm ponds.
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