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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1931

Page

5

Trusty Convict Stinson Found Shot Dead on River Levee

The body of Joseph W. Stinson, 40, a former Union Trust president from Gretna, was recovered on the Mississippi River levee ten miles below Baton Rouge. He was shot, beaten, and tied with ropes. a small pistol and an appropriation warrant linked to the case.

Baton Rouge Joseph W. Stinson Union Trust and Savings Bank Gretna Mississippi River Huey P. Long Wade Long Sheriff's Deputies Stinson Bank of Penitentiary

Winchester Debating Society to Debate West Virginia Team

The Winchester Debating Society accepts a challenge from a West Virginia team and will debate at 8 o clock Thursday evening April 30 in the Round Hill school house. The subject is Resolved That the Financiers and the Politicians are Responsible for the World Depression. Speakers are W F J D and Arthur Luttrell. Public invited.

Winchester Debating Society West Virginia Oundrill W. F J. D Arthur Luttrell

States where goldenrod is the state flower

Goldenrod is the official flower of Alabama Kentucky Nebraska and North Carolina. The text notes Labor Day was made a legal holiday in 1884 by the Knights of Labor who urged the first Monday in September as a holiday. Colorado was first to legalize in 1887. Maryland and Wyoming follow by annual proclamation.

Alabama Kentucky Nebraska North Carolina The Knights of Labor Colorado Maryland Wyoming

The Singing Fish and the Singing Ish

A note questions existence of sound producing fish and mentions a stone dwelling fish near shore nicknamed the singing ish. The passage hints at local lore about aquatic sounds and sea life.

States with the most hard surfaced road mileage

Indiana leads with 61 314 miles of hard surfaced roads followed by Ohio with 48 503 miles and Minnesota with 35 501 miles. These figures reflect the largest highway lengths among U S states.

Indiana Ohio Minnesota

Hoover outlines 1932 federal budget at 4.12 billion

President Hoover estimated the next fiscal year's federal government cost at 4 119 230 649 a drop of 315 799 083 from this year and noted revenue declines from income tax customs and other internal sources. He highlighted defense and agricultural adjustments and a projected 912 million soldier bonus cost with potential to 1 06 billion.

Associated Press Washington Hoover Congress Budget Bureau Treasury Postal Service Farm Board War Department Navy Army

Elk Versus Wolf: Elk’s Forefoot Breaks Wolf’s Back

The elk’s forefoot is a powerful weapon capable of breaking a gray wolf’s back with a single blow, illustrating the elk’s ferocity as a formidable predator.

Bad Stomach Causes of Bad Skin Tanlac Ad

A vintage advertisement claims poor digestion causes skin problems and promotes Tanlac a herbal compound. It urges starting today to improve digestion and skin clarity with a tablespoonful per meal. The claim includes a price under 2 cents per dose and a money back guarantee.

Altitude and Airs in a Giraffe View

A Grand Rapids Press fragment notes giraffes hold their heads high and draws a contrast with others who imitate elevation. It contrasts with an Elbert Hubbard quote about ignorance and opinions, framing the idea of stagnation versus ambition.

Grand Rapids Press

Stale Bread Tip for Cleaning Walls

A quirky tip suggests using stale bread to lift smudges from wallpaper or painted walls. The idea is that the bread crumb texture can pick up dirt without damaging surfaces.

Tobacco curehouse weight figures for tobacco types

A house of tobacco typically weighs 1200 pounds for dark colored tobacco and 1000 pounds for light tobacco.

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