Mrs. L. E. Carr, First-Class Restaurant

A restaurant on Church Street that the People's Journal named in June 1910 as Mrs. L. E. Carr's First-Class Restaurant, with meals at all hours.

What the sources support

The People's Journal of June 1, 1910 named Mrs. L. E. Carr's First-Class Restaurant on Church Street, with meals at all hours.

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✓ Supported by a sourceAn account exists

The People's Journal of June 1, 1910 named Mrs. L. E. Carr's First-Class Restaurant on Church Street, with meals at all hours.

What the source supports

That the paper carried a restaurant under Mrs. L. E. Carr's name, on Church Street, in 1910.

Uncertainty

The wording is a transcription of the People's Journal, which condenses some entries; the newspaper OCR was not re-read for this claim. The printed page was not recorded, and the reading notes do not say whether the item was an advertisement. The building is not identified, and nothing is claimed about how long the restaurant ran.

Source

Reporting

Evidence role: supports. The June 1910 item.

People's Journal, Berryville, Va., 1 June 1910, Vol. XVI No. 173

G. L. D. Harris, editor and proprietor · 1910-06-01 (publication)

Locator: Item among the issue's businesses, printed page not recorded

Relevant passage

Mrs. L. E. Carr, First-Class Restaurant, Church Street, meals all hours.

Checked: Original inspected. A digital reproduction was inspected; no original has been handled.

Open source

Source family: peoples-journal. Multiple passages from one source are not independent witnesses.

AI-assisted source check (Claude Opus 5) · 2026-09-14. How this project checks its sources

Also indexed as: First-Class Restaurant, Church Street.

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