Publication details of The Evening Star in Winchester
Harry Flood Byrd publisher at the post office in Winchester Virginia. Second class matter. Published daily except Sunday. The Evening Star Publishing Co. Consolidated with Morning News and several weekly papers The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror.
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Winchester
Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Morning Newsfem
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Unclear Advance Terms Prompt Fragment
A fragmented OCR snippet shows phrases about payment or renewal terms such as one year six months and one month in advance, with odd inclusions like By Cars er and Week err, lacking a coherent notice or subject. The text appears as stray contract language without identifiable parties, dates, or a complete action.
Associated Press News Dispatch Rights Clarified
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not, extending to local news published by its members. The statement outlines ownership of news content distributed by AP to member papers and affiliates.
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Associated Press
Pnea
Bible Thought and Prayer Cursing or Blessing
A compact spiritual note contrasts trust in man with faith in the Lord. The passage from Jeremiah 17 emphasizes the folly of relying on flesh and the blessedness of hope placed in God. A brief prayer asks for guidance and steadfastness in devotion.
Virginia Politician Sides With Byrd Over Mapp In Postwar Power Battles
The piece recalls Virginia political factions around Senator Mapp and Senator Byrd, naming Allan D. Jones Lindsay Gordon and R R Peatross as backing Byrd for governor while Downing of Westmoreland and others question Mapp’s machine ties. It cites Bristol Herald-Courier on party leadership preferring capable men and notes Chicago estimates on auto output and American wealth, then extols Virginia’s debt-free home ownership and public investments as evidence of postwar recovery.
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Mapp
Virginia
Thomas J. Jing
William A.jones
Allan D. Jones
Newport News
Lindsay Gordon
Isa
RR. W. Peatross
Norfolk
Ben Gunter
Robert Ail
Bristol Herald-Courier
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Noell Warns Virginia Against Centralized Tax Board
East Radford senator Robert J. Noell warns readers against a proposed centralized tax board. He cites risks of property confiscation if values are raised to 83 percent of sales value as in Hopewell, and argues downward equalization cannot meet bonded debt obligations. He predicts revenue shortfalls and surpluses harming government.
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Robert J. Noell
East Radford
Virginia
Senator Noell
Montgomery Messenger
Hopewell
Noell
Montgomery County
Virginia taxes Farm property value hike warned as appalling
Senator Noell warns Virginians against any move to raise farm property taxes, arguing that increasing the taxable value from 100 to 600 percent would be appalling. He notes other states see taxpayers forced to pay taxes with borrowed money and urges restraint to avoid similar burdens on farm interests.
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Noell
In a Democracy Jealous of Power and Taxation
Sen ator Noell warns that a three member bureau at the seat of government would enable spenders to tax without representation. He argues counties and cities show self governance, contending the General Assembly has delegated too much power and should return authority to elected representatives.
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Noell
General Assembly
People's Representatives
Not Long Since Virginia Is Richer Now Says Senator Noell
Sen Noell notes Virginia once criticized as backward now appears prosperous and capable of higher taxation. He contrasts per capita government spending across Southern states, citing South Carolina 4.94, Georgia 5.92, Tennessee 6.07, Mississippi 6.88, Kentucky 7.87, Alabama 8.24, Louisiana 1.47, Virginia 11.90, Florida 12.92, and North Carolina 16.16, asserting Virginia raises more per person than all but Florida and North Carolina.
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Georgia
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Mississippi
Kentucky
Alabama
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Portrait of Two Men
A comic verse pairs Jim Jasper a busy worker with a man idling under a banyan tree. Jasper toils building fences digging wells while the other savors tea and dreams, yet both claim to be happy mortals despite differing pursuits.
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Jim Jasper
el Dorado
Norfolk and Western Berryville Schedule February 1925
Rail schedule for Berryville line detailing departure times and routes to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Welch Norton with Pullman sleepers to Gary and Hagerstown, dining and parlor cars, connections to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and Chattanooga Nashville Memphis, with agents H H Burks Berryville and W Saunders Roanoke.
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Roanoke
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Bluefield
Welch
Norton
Waynesboro
Pullman Sleeper
Gary
W. Va
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoahoe
H. H. Burks
Berryville
W. ©. Saunders
Gen. Pass
Middletown Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Middletown Virginia residents share travel and guest updates with relatives and friends. T. A. Conway and Sadie Larrick return home from southern Virginia and Roanoke. Alice Rinker visits Mrs. James Reeley while others travel to Florida and Massenatta Springs for Epworth League events.
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Middletown
T. A. Conway
Virginia
Sadie Larrick
Roanoke
Alice Rinker
Woodstock
James Reeley
Arthur Everly
Florida
W. A. Lynch
Washington, D. C
Waysite Inn
D. A. Berry
Lewisburg
Winchester
George Gaver
Bessie Gaver
G. L. Fringer
Clara Smith
Baltimore, Md
Katharine Rhodes
Katharine Watson
Elizabeth Smith
Eleanor Willey
Massenatta Springs
Nearly insane at times Lydia E Pinkham testimonial
Mrs T A Saunders of Knoxville Tennessee describes severe nervous and memory problems lasting three years. She attributes her recovery to eight bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, noting improved strength and ability to work, and urges others with physical and mental suffering to try the product.
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Mrs. Saunders
Lydia E. Pinkham
Knotville
Tenn
T. A. Saunders
Depot Street
Knoxville
Local shopping and visits across Zepp and nearby towns
Zepp Virginia July 31 multiple residents visit Woodstock and Strasburg for shopping with no major events. Several people spend weekends with relatives in nearby towns and note minor illnesses and family milestones including a new daughter Dorothyne and a few travel errands.
Sunday Visitors At Lamp Home In Stephenson
Stephenson Va July 31 Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs L A Lamp and family included Elmer Oma Eva Esther Eula Joseph and Lewis Lamp plus Mr and Mrs J W Kenny and son James and Mr and Mrs Richard Breeden with Ruth and Mabel all of Clearbrook The infant son of Mr and Mrs Russell Lamp was taken very ill last Sunday He is improving now and everyone hopes he will be well again.
Stephenson Folks Attend Grand Gore Picnic
Several residents of Stephenson attended the Gore picnic described as just grand, highlighting community participation and a festive event atmosphere.
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Stephenson
Gore
Recent Local Property Sales in Winchester
Conveyances recorded in the Corporation clerk's office show Alson Hott and wife selling to James E. Smith and likely heirs a residence at Stewart and Germain streets for 15,500 dollars. The State Highway Commission sells tollhouse property on Northwestern grade to James E. Beatley for about 1. It Carveret and wife sell a Berryville pike house and lot to H R McEnerary for 4,000 dollars.
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Winchester
Hott
James E. Smith
Stewart and Germain Streets
State Highway Commission
James E. Beatley
Carveret
H. R. McEneary
Berryville Pike
Property transfers on West Monmouth and adjacent streets
Deeds filed show R P Thorpe transferring to David Messick two parcels on West Monmouth street and South Braddock street for 11000 dollars. Virginia Woolen Company sells a National avenue lot to C W Pingley et wx for 933 dollars and 33 cents. Multiple transfers list buyers and sellers with properties on Valley avenue West Cecil street South Market street Fair view avenue Parkway Harris addition Millwood avenue and other parcels for amounts ranging from 3500 or less to 11000 dollars.
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R. P. Thorpe
David Messick
Monmouth Street
Braddock Street
Virginia Woolen Company
C. W. Pingley
National Avenue
R. B.rogers
Dorothy Gilpin Allen
Valley Avenue
Gerrard Street
Robert N. Stewart
M. M. Lynch
Cecil Street
Harris Addition
E. H. White
Sarah J. Pifer
Millwood Avenue
Pastor to Preach at Market Street Church
Rev J Luther Neff will conduct communion Sunday at 11 AM and speak on Children of Light. Church school begins 9 45 AM. Evening service at 8 PM with the Way of the Soul Toward God. All are welcome to worship on the Sabbath.
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J. Luther Neff
Children of Light
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H. B. Kline
Vaucluse
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Kernstown
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Zepp
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Ida Brill
Raymond Brill
Hersel Rudolph
Strasburg
Ira Kerns
Charles Whittington
Renee
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Luther Swartz
Paul Williams
Joseph Williams
Deoda Herbaugh
Sager
George Rudolph
Russell Williams Spen
Hugh Peer
Worth Brll
Perry Brill
Porterfield Orndorff
Dorothyne
Hugh Orndorff
Baby Jean
Mies Charlene Swartz
Julia Strasnider
Joseph Bauserman
Paul Orndorff
Stephenson Locals
Hodgson & Brown Jewelers
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Baker's Drug Store
Market Street Church
Main St
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Hollywood-by-the-Bea
Hollywood Resales Company, Inc
Fred E. Willis
P. O. Box
Hollywood
W. L. Hollis Coal CO
East Cork Street
Rosemont
Rosemont Developing Co
Herrell
J. Vic Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Antag Bu
F. J. Cheney
Crete
Valley Belle
Sally Ann
Beck’s Baking Corp
Winchester Gas
W. A. Ryan
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Robinson
Winchester Orchard Supply CO
North Market Street
Lowing Investments
Hansbrough & Carter
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