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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1921
Page
4
Fragmentary notice lists publishers and various newspaper names in Virginia. Mentions “GARRY FLOOD BYRD” and “Grieee oesisi Co.” with dates or addresses unreadable.
The Associated Press outlines reprint rules and credit requirements for news dispatches. Instructions emphasize exclusive use for republication and communications to the publishing company.
A fragmentary narrator describes Hiram Hicks and his bland conversational style. The piece notes Hicks walking the main street, ignored by some yet tolerated by others as the narrator reflects on politeness and social nerves.
C. J. Clark farm in Fairport and other country farms are being evaluated by Mr. Beck and Mr. Snider of Winches ter for possible purchase. Beck, a long time fruit farm businessman, traveled through western New York and Canada observing prime apple growing sites before selecting Rockland area farms. Snider, linked to a Winch ester general store, will join Beck to jointly manage the new venture after closing out his Rochester interests.
Vigorous protests emerged on April 6 over releasing Eugene V. Debs and other Socialists convicted in a high profile case. Supporters urged resolutions to demand Debs’s freedom and to send the message to President Harding and Congress.
The statement, sworn by H. F. Byrd, lists publisher H. F. A. Winchester, editor H. F. Burg, and managers for Winchester Virginia. It names owner E. Bolling Byrd and security holders Mergenthaler Linotype Co. The average weekly circulation is 3475 copies. Notary public Elsie M. Maphis confirms the filing dated November 5 1922.
The return remarks attributed to Debs anger both in Hainois and nationwide as critics demand harsh penalties for those who refused to register or serve, including conscientious objectors, urging full sentences set by juries of "100 per cent Americans."
Readable text advises stopping meat to ease kidney strain. It mentions meat forms uric acid affecting filtration and suggests drinking water and urine checks for symptoms like back pain or cloudy sediment. The passage mixes health tips with unclear phrases and archaic guidance.
The late Mrs. R. Gertrude Peety estate offers about 10% acres of limestone land with an eight room residence and outbuildings. Located three miles south of Opeaton near Cedar Creek Grade, adjoining W. J. and M. Lupton. Public auction in front of Winchester Court House at 10 o clock Saturday April 16 1921. Three acres with bearing apple trees. Terms one third cash and balance in one and two years by deed of trust bonds and insurance policy. Immediate possession.
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