Evening Star At Winona Post Office Second Class
Evening Star is ing at the post office in Winona Washington as second class matter on April 17 1925 indicating its mail designation and publication scheduling for that day.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
4
Evening Star is ing at the post office in Winona Washington as second class matter on April 17 1925 indicating its mail designation and publication scheduling for that day.
Virginia leaders Senator Byrd and George P. Coleman align on road-building aims with Byrd backing a 10 million annual program funded by a four cent gasoline tax and Coleman favoring 12 million supported by a five cent gas tax. Both see gasoline tax as the practical revenue path, signaling potential Assembly agreement on a progressive program.
Public endorsement from H. F. Byrd reported in the Rich Times-Dispatch via Hon. Lind sdott. Byrd declares the best interests of Virginia served by his election. The endorsement cites Byrd’s qualities as a businessman to guide state administration.
Virginia road policy clashed as Byrd and Mapp backed larger funding for a completed main highway system. Byrd urged a pay-as-you-go expansion beyond current plans, while Mapp supported a $12 million annual program with flexible funding sources and taxation reform considerations.
A poem in which a peanut stand vendor champions small gains from casual coin tosses over large heists. He rejects crime and cops, preferring steady nickels earned honestly, and rails against the lure of midnight theft and public scorn. Copyright.
Sealed bids for sale of land and improvements at Toll House No 1 in Winchester are invited by the State Highway Commission. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal payments due in one and two years. Bids to be received by 10 am Saturday at the Richmond office. The commission may reject any or all bids.
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