Evening Star Publication Lineage in Winchester VA
The Evening Star is mailed as second class from Winchester Virginia daily except Sundays. It notes consolidation with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror, reflecting its broader newspaper lineage.
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Winchester
The
Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Local Subscription Rates and AP Rights Notice
The notice lists subscription prices for various terms including one year six months and three months with amounts in dollars and cents. It also states The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for all news dispatches tied to it and for all local news published in the paper.
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Wekely
Associated Press
The Shepherd Saves and Seeks His Scattered Sheep
Biblical verse from Ezekiel 34 11 12 on shepherding and divine rescue with a prayer for the Spirit of Grace to aid souls.
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Ezekiel
Virginia farm relief push urges cooperative stance with federal government
A Virginia commission committee on federal relations pushes for cooperation with Washington to craft a national farm relief plan. G F Holsinger testified before the House agricultural committee, arguing against more reclamation and drainage to expand farm lands and urging stronger cooperatives and parity protections for farmers.
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Virginia Commission
Virginia
Committee
Federal
Government of
Federal Congress
House of Representatives
G. F. Holsinger
McGaheysville
Virginia ‘Commission
Holsinger
Congress
The Ball of Life and the Muddy Field
A Fredericksburg Free Lance Star feature honors a boy nicknamed Dick for catching a baseball in a muddy puddle. The piece likens his perseverance to life lessons, urging readers to seize opportunities and hold onto them despite adversity.
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Fredericksburg Free Lance Star
Paris uses camera and phonograph to teach singing voices
Richmond News-Leader notes Paris educators employ moving pictures and phonographs to improve singing and speaking voices. It contrasts refined speech with noisy rooms and urges guidance for children's voices, warning how voice affects charm and romance.
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Richmond News-Leader
Paris
Ales
America
Cupid
Mellon’s Joke About Congressmen and Port Privileges
A Washington dispatch quotes Secretary Mellon saying allegations that a member of Congress had brought labor into the United States were not abused. The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot notes the remark as a rare humorous lapse and hints at the heavy baggage these government transport trips carry for returning lawmakers.
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Norfolk
Washington
Mellon
Congress
Lauor
United States
Gatun
Havana
Carrbbean
Wealthy New York heiress leaves unusual will clause
A January death in New York sets a bequest for a three month European vacation for the Farmers Loan and Trust Company’s most efficient typist or stenographer, funded by a $1,000 annual prize. The will also endows the American Academy of Arts and Letters with $30,000 to award an essayist born in America.
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New York
Europe
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Ehas
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Potash Deposits Found on UT Land In Texas
Three more tests by federal representatives show potash beds in west Texas deep enough for commercial mining. The deposits lie on land owned by the University of Texas, signaling potential new income. Mining may start soon alongside oil resources, enhancing UT's resource wealth.
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West
Texas
University of Texas
Chicago convention foresees air travel shaping modern roof art
A Chicago convention notes air travel is creating a new art form for architects as decorative roofs rise with skyward travel. It warns that billboard interests could steer this art into flashy color splashes on highway journeys and urges keeping the craft under architecture.
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Chicago
Market report lists wholesale prices across local and Baltimore markets
The Star prints a daily corrected market list with wholesale prices for local and Baltimore markets. Prices cover flour components, corn meal, butter, cattle, sheep, and poultry items, plus a note on Ex President Coolidge visiting New York and declining interviews.
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Star
Asccscon
NORV
Teeeacare
Broilers
Hiesesensesner
Baltimord
Eccesa
Breen
Minas
Price to Run for Lieutenant Governor in Virginia
Richmond April 4 James H Price of Richmond a member of the Virginia House of Delegates has formally announced his candidacy for Lieutenant Governor in the Democratic primary. Thomas W Ozlin already seeks the post. Pollard Governor candidate said he will sign a bill if elected to appoint a state superintendent of public instruction treasurer and commissioner of agriculture under the new constitution.
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Richmond
Jas. H. Price
Virginia House of Delegates
Thomas W.ozlin
House
John Garland Pollard
General Assembly
Virginia
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