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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
4
The fragment shows a public postal notice and subscription pricing for The Evening Star, indicating class and consolidation details with Morning Item and Weekly News. It lists annual, semi annual, quarterly, and monthly rates, plus carrier options and advertising reps.
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish and reprint news dispatches credited to it or not credited to this paper and all news published herein.
Fragmentary religious reflection citing First Corinthians 13 about gifts and charity. Mentions faith without love as worthless and emphasizes true charity as essential beyond deeds or sacrifice.
Representatives from forty six counties and most cities push Governor Gardner to call a special session on tax reform. They seek relief from high real estate costs and government burdens while noting North Carolina’s industrial growth, debt, and proposed moves like a sales tax on luxuries and tax breaks on foreign stock.
A World War veterans article highlights Representative Royal John of South Dakota as a zealous champion. It notes his active service background and overseas experience with the ranks and a lieutenant who was wounded at Mont.
The House narrowly passed a measure extending the presumptive period for war disabilities to January 1 1930 and restricting Veterans Bureau rebuttal evidence. Despite warnings of a deficit and a looming veto, supporters push ahead citing ex soldiers votes.
Pullman traffic has fallen from 13 riders per car in 1925 to 11 in 1926 while cars remain in service. To offset 1.5 million berth passenger losses, rates are cut by 22 percent to boost occupancy. A full car at lower rates would better fill cars than a half empty car at the old price.
Local wholesale prices listed include Wheat bran scratch feed corn meal and cotton seed meal. Prices shown feature Wheat 1.90 and Corn meal 2.80 with dairy feed 8.10 and cotton seed meal 3.60, among other entries.
By virtue of an execution in the Rhodes Sperry suit against C E Cou gill the Middletown Mill will host a public sale on May 9 1930 at 10 am Items include a sedan 1925 Chevrolet truck a Rhode Island Red flock of chickens a Jersey dairy herd cattle and calves two power corn crushers and shares of local bank and telephone company stock Cash terms. Auctioneer I Brumback conducts the sale for Sheriff Luther Pannett Frederick County Virginia.
A fragmented market listing shows prices for butter creamery, flour, middling, mixed feed, screenings, and various livestock items. Includes bids for steers cows sheep and poultry with regional prices in Baltimore area context.
In 1879 a Hebrew professor urged study by mail, founding a mail study department and later a university presidency. Virginia colleges expanded this system, enrolling thousands in correspondence courses as demand rose. A leaflet Education Off The Campus summarizes benefits and can be requested from the University Extension Department in Virginia. Phil E. Baer of Paris Texas has served as a U S marshal under four of the last five presidents.
Drouth draining ponds and streams endangers fish in Oklahoma. Peru has set up a consulate in Houston with jurisdiction over the state.
Mrs R credits Vincl with renewing her husband’s affection after nine years of fatigue and nerves. Advertisers claim iron and calcium minerals in Vincl boost strength, sleep, and appetite, and promise improved vitality for nervous individuals.
The note describes a premier highway exit two miles from Winchester and praises a land offering with beautiful location and scenery and claims the fruit farm is among the finest.
Lovett Bros. report on the late John C. Cather farm at Cedar Creek Grade listing 175 head cattle. May 8 notice to Mrs. H P Tabb at 411 West Clifford Street for household furniture.
A vegetable similar to spinach and kale is grown near Beeville Texas. Mrs H S Caulfield wife of Missouri governor wove a picture of the state capitol and governor mansion into a Tag Tom.
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