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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
2
Readable fragments describe a construction block and plan details with codes and numbers. The text lists times, parts, and pan references but lacks clear narrative or identifiable entities.
The county synopsis outlines open seasons for game and waterfowl from October to May with specifics on robins pheasants quail partridges woodcocks and other birds. It bans killing certain birds except game birds, restricts sale and possession of rabbits to open season, and prohibits hunting before sunrise on Sundays. It also covers nonresident hunters and game wardens, and prohibits buying selling or shipping robins javerse pheasants and quail outside the state. The fishing rules restrict dynamite or poisonous methods and set seasons for bass trout and other fish with nets pots and gear limits.
The fair schedule for this year appears set with dates October 20 24 22 and 23. The text notes prizes and generous rewards but reads unclear with many garbled phrases. The event is highlighted as forthcoming and promising strong competition.
Rev A M Smith of Winchester preached at Fairview Lutheran Church and may be called to be pastor of Capon parish as Fairview congregation seeks a pastor. Mrs J M Oates and daughter Mamie visited Mrs G W Parish, Cora Whitlock sick but able to go out, Goldie Whitlock ill, Elmer Whitlock and Walter Hicks returned from apple gathering, buckwheat harvest underway, Mary Lewis ill with pneumonia, Lochstampfer and Mattie of Towson Md visiting W V Carpenter.
In Richmond this week pig breeders from across Virginia formed the Virginia Swine Breeders Association. Officers include President R. W. Watson of Petersburg and Leslie D. Kline of Vaucluse as secretary and treasurer. The move aims to boost hog raising amid low local interest and imports making up eight percent of Virginia's pork consumption.
Greenspring Virginia reports pleasant weather for seeding and apple picking with corn cutting winding down. The funeral of Mrs Sallie Boyles at Mount Pleasant Church drew a large crowd. Rev N N Neff of Inwood preached. Edward Dehaven improves after rheumatism. Mrs Lewis Stimmel and Leeona visit Hillside. Mrs John Bailey visiting Gainesboro. Rev Neff to preach at Mt Pleasant Sunday 10 am. Rev Mark to preach at Greenspring 3 pm. Greenspring M B Church South Ladies Aid plans Nov 4 at Mrs Richard Summel’s home. Members urged to attend.
Miss Annie Curtis, Miss Lena Symons, Ray Curtis, and Willie Symons spent Sunday in Washington. Mrs. E. R. Curtis and daughters Annie and Beatrice Curtis were in Winchester Friday. Nellie O rear of Winchester returned home after visiting. Owen Swimley spent Sunday in Front Royal. William Roberts returns from Carlisle Pennsylvania. Mrs Grover L Carter of Berryville stayed with sister Mrs J W Symons.
A weather report for Virginia notes rain tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures expected on Saturday.
A medical note explains that the appendix size changes with age and gender. The average length ranges from three to three and a half inches, with male appendices slightly larger on average than female ones.
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