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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1922

Page

5

Oppose Bond Issue for Road Bonds in Virginia

George H. Harrison of New Market Va argues against issuing 12 million dollars in road bonds. He cautions bonds burden future generations, cites wartime financing, warns of inefficiencies in the State Highway Department, and urges practical funding and restraint.

Ouie State Highway Department Virginia Assembly George H. Harrison New Market

The (hing ) man enjoys about a love avatris that he has found

The fragment mentions a man who enjoys a love affair and hints at a partner who believes everything he says, with a cryptic reference to Boston Transcrips.

Ast Boston

The Double Bank Theft by Malcolm Brown

A bank teller Stevens plans a theft but miscounts the bounty and pockets Confederate bills. After Waterbury dies in a wreck with the stash, Stevens is promoted but must bear guilt and seek worthiness in his new position.

Stevens Waterbury Old Wrigley Waterbury Atganme Wrigley Mary New York Harrison

Political Machine's Fall Might Forcing Retirement Argue

Quote from the Birmingham Age-Herald contends a long standing political machine would need destruction before I or Snortsworthy could retire from public life with reluctance.

I. Daresay Se Or Snortsworthy Birmingham Age-Herald

Family Finance Says Big Stakes Bring Big Risk

A Baltimore American quote says a father with a controlling interest in a trust or company believes larger stakes carry higher risk. The exchange notes the tension between caution and daring in investment philosophy cited as sound by the elder and questioned by the son.

Applied Finance Perm Baltimore American

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