Evening Star publication note from Winchester
The Evening Star is published daily except Sundays by The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester Virginia. It is entered at the post price as second class matter and consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror.
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Subscription Rates By Mall For One Year In Advance
Rates listed for subscriptions include one year three months six months and one month options. Prices shown 3.50 for one year in advance 1.75 for six months 0.90 for three months 0.30 for one month and 4.60 for one year for another entity with variations 2.25 six months and 1.20 three months.
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Ope Sons Toelves
AP Rights Notice Echoes News Dispatch Privilege
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of its news dispatches and any local news published unless otherwise credited to another source. This notice preserves AP’s authority over distribution and licensing of content across outlets.
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Editorial clash over Byrd Davis feud and Southern Planter
A Loudoun Times Mirror editorial defends ex governor Westmoreland Davis against Byrd supporters and ridicules Winchester Star coverage of a Byrd Davis feud. It notes editorials spark offense among Byrd allies and questions the Star's quoted story as misattributed, calling out lese majeste concerns.
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Davis Attacks Segregation Plan in Virginia
The piece criticizes Governor Davis for opposing the recently adopted segregation plan, accusing him of zeal for segregation yet failing to act in four years. It argues his warnings of treasury deficits and land tax removal impact are unfounded and lampoons his stance as pitiful.
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General Assembly
Virginia
Davis
Virginia's Byrd Defense of State Progress in Baltimore
Governor Byrd spoke in Baltimore rebutting misimpressions about Virginia. He highlighted 107 percent wealth increase in a decade, leading school expenditures, health conservation, and agriculture growth. Virginia built 2,300 miles of highways from current revenue and plans $27 million for roads in two years while reducing taxes to attract capital.
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Virginia's Governor Earns Noted Respect on World Stage
The passage highlights Virginia and its governor gaining prominent standing in global regard. It frames Virginians as justifiably proud of their state leadership and the governor's role in shaping esteem.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Poem condemns drunk driving with satire and vivid nautical imagery. It contrasts sober drivers with wrecks caused by alcohol, noting officials and safety campaigns, and ends with a cautious, reflective tone on responsible motoring.
Lamp Enters Race for City Council An Independent Candidacy
Mr Lamp announces his bid for City Council after a petition signed by about five hundred residents urging relief from auto tax. He criticizes council for opposing tax relief and pledges independence to serve all taxpayers, citing bus service to Handley Schools and street-front project funding.
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the Star
Handley
Sales Directory Preview at May Fair Grounds Shorthorn Sale
May 1 Saturday at noon at the Fair Grounds features Purebred Shorthorn cattle from Shenandoah Valley Shorthorn and Polled Shorthorn Breeders Assn led by H. L. Me. A compact listing notes breeders and cattle types in a regional livestock directory.
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H. L. Me
Public Auction of Nathan T. Conway Property in Winchester
Administrator to be sale in front of Winchester Court House at 11 a.m. the brick five room dwelling 211 South Main Street on a large lot from Main Street to Indian Alley. One third cash day of sale with balance in one and two years secured by deed of trust and insurance policy.
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Indian Alley
Public sale of wrecked Studebaker in Winchester Virginia
On May 8 1926 at 10 am a public sale will be held in front of the Court House Winchester Va for a wrecked 7 passenger Studebaker property of G P Fealty with a 1924 chassis and engine in good condition terms cash The Board of Equalization will hold sessions April 26 1926 in City Hall to hear taxpayer grievances and assessors will remain to hear complaints about property assessments in Winchester Va.
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Winchester
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Henged Thomas
Board of Equalization
Lamp urges water access reform and local hiring in Winchester
Candidate LEH M. LAMP asks ward voters to back changes in water policy and city finances. He promises to aid manufacturers, investigate city affairs, lower taxes, and favor residents over outsiders. He notes northeast Winchester needs more representation and urges voters to act on election day June 8.
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