Evening Star Publishing Co. history note in Winchester
Garry Flood Byrd is listed as publisher for The Evening Star in Winchester Virginia. The paper is published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co and entered at the Winchester post office as second class matter. It notes consolidation with several weekly titles The Morning News item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Ofice
Advertising rates and options for subscriptions
The notice lists prepaid subscription prices by duration and carrier delivery terms. Rates include one year at 3.50, six months at 1.76, three months at .90, and one month at .30, with carrier delivery for one year at 4.50, six months at 2.25, three months at 1.20, and one month at .40, plus a weekly option.
Associated Press Rights Statement
A standard notice from the Associated Press states that AP retains exclusive rights to news dispatches and all locally published news, with republication rights reserved for AP or credited sources, affecting how content may be reused by other outlets.
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Associated Press
Willebrandt Blames Politics for Prohibition Enforcement Gaps
Mrs Willebrandt the deputy attorney general in charge of prohibition enforcement says political influence lax federal district attorneys and faulty procedures have led to weak enforcement of the Volstead act. She argues court dockets favor small offenses while big cases go untouched, and political interference undermines democratic principles.
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Willebrandt
National Democratic Party
United Es District J
A Captain Not A Critic A Byrd Endorsed Leader For Virginia
The Virginia Herald praises Senator Byrd from Frederick as a strong, capable leader. It argues leadership means constructive action not denunciation, urging Virginians to support a reformist path and reject cynical political mourners.
Road Bond Debate Ignites Gubernatorial Campaign
The Times criticizes Map’s push for road bonds as a revived, misleading issue in the race. It notes Northampton’s reluctant stance against bonds, cites past district allocations favoring Accomac, and questions whether the Eastern Shore’s roads were built with Map’s tenure or later developments, urging readers to consider the fiscal costs and political theater.
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Mapp
Byrd
the Times
Neck of the Woods
Mapa
Crete
Virginia
Baker's Dozen
Northampton
Cape Charles
Accomac
Eastville
Bay
Sister
Mr. Mapp
Maryland Line
Eastern Shore
Virginia Byrd and Progress Platform Urges Loyal Stand
A Virginia political vow declares support for a Winchester candidate with a Virginias-first platform. The speaker calls for a steadfast political stance, contrasts alien lands for dissidents, and paraphrases a biblical pledge to “serve the Lord” in the home state.
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Winchester
Virginia
Byrd
Progress
Frederick
Northampton Senator Mapp Faces Governor Election Risk
The paper argues Mapp remained loyal to Northampton as senator while aiding Accomac through road favors. It contends Northampton may not thank him if elected governor, fearing a return of the Senate’s benevolent disregard in the Executive Mansion. The piece defends his district duties but warns of political repercussions.
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Mapp
Northampton
Accomac
Senate
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason and local rail safety note
The verse lampoons Jasper Jinks with alcohol and mischief, describes a police raid that reveals rheumatism cure with no booze, and notes community tensions over peace and safety. An inserted North Carolina highway section urges eliminating dangerous grade crossings and urges caution for travelers.
Elimination of grade crossings urged after fatal accident
Raleigh dispatch notes death of Brown Finch of Thomasville while crossing tracks highlights danger of busy crossings and the need for safety measures. The piece also mentions Governor Al Smith urging a statewide vote on a constitutional amendment to authorize 300 million dollars in bonds.
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Raleigh
News and Observer
Brown Finch
Thomasville
al Smith
New York
Lost horses near Hayfield by George Branner’s farm
A bay mare a sorrel pony and a mouse colored mule strayed from a Hayfield farm. Last heard at George Branner’s on Middle Road. Liberal reward offered. Contact C. A. McIlwee Hayfield Virginia.
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Hayfield
George Branner
Middle Road
Behold the Lamb of God in Song and Faith
A verse memorial recounts John the Baptist proclaiming Behold the Lamb of God and Christ as the Holy Word. It honors the martyrdom of a preacher who faced execution for his faith and bears a message of salvation through Jesus Christ. The poem closes with a tribute to Nannie R. Glass.
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Baptist
Lord
Christ
God
Lamb
Rose
Lilly
Heaven
Farm For Sale Near Winchester With Orchard And House
58 acre limestone farm in high cultivation with 16 acres in bearing orchard of standard varieties. Located on a splendid highway eight miles from Winchester. Includes a splendid house and outbuildings with plenty of water. An exceptional opportunity. Write P. O. Box 170 Winchester Va.
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Winchester
Dame Fashion Decries Men's Trouser Fashions at Theater Show
At a recent meeting male teachers argued against girls rolled tops. A theatre satire on wide trousers for men prompts Dame Fashion to decree thin clothing for women, joking of skirts and even washing tubs on heads. Nina Glyn Anderson signs off.
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Joe
Will
Nina Glyn Anderson
Radio Fans Pay Taxes in Germany Licenses
Berlin April 4 AP reports thirteen million gold marks flow annually to the German postoffice department from radio license fees about 3 million dollars. There are 550000 radio subscribers paying two marks a month for the privilege. Running a radio without a license carries a fine.
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Associated Press
Berlin
German Post- Office Department
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Walt Mason
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Jinks
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Hayfield, Va
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Rouss Ave
Hall
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. W. Arthur
Hall Insurance Agency
Ier
N. Main St
W. L. Darwell
Waynesboro
the Titus Nursery Co
Winchester Orchard Supply CO
North Market Street
Bell Phone
E. C. Shenk
Stephens City
Baker's
Whitman
Virginia Dare
Baker’s Drug Store
Oliver Bumgardner
National Ave
Peptona
Brook’s Pharmacy
Parks Radio Co
Union Bank
Rexall
Mary C. Crisman
East Clifford St
Jones Bros
Summit
W. Va
Fair Grounds
Hansbrough & Carter
C. Frank Grim
E. Cork St
Hagerstown Tent & Awning Co
Hayter
Kinney
Ternoon
Chamberyet Commerce
Andrew J. Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Maxime DuCharme
Winchester Gas Company
Main St
Union*Bank
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