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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1909
Page
4
The Valley Turnpike Company promotes tours by automobile clubs to boost regional commerce. It argues that tourist spending supports shoppers hotelkeepers laborers and farmers and urges legiti mate promotion of visitor travel by road or other means.
Washington Camp No 40 P C Sof A Gore Virginia adopts resolutions honoring Abby A Roe. They praise his service and counsel, express deep regret at his death, and extend sympathy to his family as the community notes the loss.
Wholesale market notes firming trends across grains and feed items. Wheat bids steady to higher while corn oats hay and straw show strength with potatoes, pork and poultry priced in tight ranges and eggs steady. Fields include wholesale buying quotations for corn oats hay potatoes and bale prices.
Mr and Mrs James T Briscoe of Hagerstown with Mr and Mrs Hayden Hames and Mr H G Mc Intosh of Cleveland Ohio came to Winchester today in a large automobile for a tour of the Shenandoah Valley. They were dinner guests at Hotel Evans.
Mrs Maria Anderson and her brother Mr Martin Page Carter have returned from a trip to Atlantic City and Washington.
A story about a daughter grieving a distant mother and recalling a life of usefulness and Christian service. The piece emphasizes the emotional weight of separation and the wish to reunite with the mother, highlighting untapped opportunities to share time together.
A woman inspired by her mother’s memory promoted a national day honoring motherhood. Despite ridicule, the idea grew until May 1908 when two million people marked the first communal Mother's Day with church services and carnations. May 9 is Mother's Day this year.
Judge Thomas W. Harrison returned last night from Front Royal where he has been presiding over the Circuit Court of Warren County.
Mrs John Massie wife of Patrolman Massie of the police force travels to Jefferson County West Virginia to visit relatives.
Mr and Mrs Allen K White and son Charles D White of Atlantic City N J with their chauffeur stayed overnight at Hotel Evans while traveling through the valley Mrs Annie Hack recovering from grip at Willow Lawn home near town is improving Miss Virginia Redman just back from Baltimore to visit her sister Mrs Jack Reynolds Miss Nan Leafe and Miss Sarah Rep shur set for Kansas City Mo to visit Mr and Mrs Leslie Shepherd Mr O M Marshall of Baltimore in town on business
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