Evening Star Subscription Rates and Circulation Details
The notice lists subscription rates for the Evening Star and Chester Virginia editions with annual, semiannual, and quarterly terms. Rates include $3.60 per year in advance, $1.80 for six months, and $0.40 for one month, along with national advertising representatives listed as Devine Tenney Corporation in New York, Des Moines, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Cartier
Devine-Tenney Corporation
New York
Des Moines
Chicago
Newspaper Joint News Digest Policy Notice
Policy note from The Associated Press stating exclusive reprint rights for AP material and the consolidation of Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror. No local story details provided.
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Morning News Item
The
Weekly _ News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Girs LOR ALIZAN FOR CHRIST GOD'S CALL
A devotional note cites scripture from I Thessalonians urging holiness and describes prayer focusing on those who wait upon the Lord in strength, framing spiritual callings and divine empowerment through the Holy Spirit.
Edison scholarship questions mockery in Richmond News Leader
The Richmond News Leader mocks Edison scholarship exam questions with satirical substitutes. It lampoons queries about energy, public utilities, and advertising figures, offering a red apple prize to the student who best answers.
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Charlottaville
Richmond News
Dindbrergh
Thomas A. Edison
District of Columbia
Edison
Lavoisier
Mendeleef
Tommy’ Edison
Harve’ Firestone
Hank’ Ford
Edward Bernays
Hoover
National Electric’ Light Association
Democratic National Committee
Henry Ford Plans 20 Dollar Salvage For Old Cars
Virginia Gazette reports Henry Ford seeks to clear junk heaps by paying twenty dollars per car for all old vehicles at his Dearborn plant. The move would please dealers and could encourage other manufacturers to scrap derelict cars. If adopted, Ford would gain credit for the cleanup effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Gazette
Detroit
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Michigan
Gasoline Tax Outlook and Tax Evasion Actions in Virginia
Virginia examines a notable rise in gasoline tax figures alongside efforts to curb refunds to ineligible claimants. Motor Vehicle Fraiser plans to stop unauthorized tax returns, aiming to preserve state revenue even if car travel remains flat. Out of state and foreign car traffic to Virginia beaches suggests broader business conditions, while Virginia participates in the national See America First program. North Carolina reports 52 licensed cotton warehouses with 200000 bale capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Virginia
Norfolk
Commission in Chancery orders inquiry in Noonan case
In Frederick County Virginia Standard Gas and Oil Supply Co. vs John T Noonan and Daisy C Noonan an order of reference directs a Commissioner in Chancery to report on real estate owned, liens and priorities, rental value, and other matters. A hearing is set for August 22, 1930 at No. 4 N Loudoun Street Winchester VA with lien creditors urged to attend and file claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Virginia
Standard Gas & Oil Supply Co
John T. Noonan
Daisy C. Noonan
Loudoun Street
Winchester
R. Gray Williams
P. Q
Divorce Suit in Winches ter Court Seeks Desertion Grounds
In 1930 at the Corporation Court of Winches ter, Henry Haines files for divorce from Laura Wells Haines on desertion after over three years. An order requires Laura to appear within ten days of publication, with notices to publish weekly for four weeks in the Evening Star and a front door posting, plus mailing a copy to her address. The record notes a rest period for Senator Borah and Texas candidates weighing a run for office.
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Corporation Court OF the City OF
Winchester
Henry Haines
Laura Wells Haines
Laura Wells Haihes
Corporation Court
Evening Star
Virginia
Million in Gas Taxes for Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch reports June gasoline tax collections under estimates but the official return shows a little over a million dollars, marking an 8 percent rise. The article notes tax revenue trends and compares current figures to prior estimates.
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Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Dagger Seeks Second Chance With a Wounded Warlord
In postwar New York Dagger confronts Jack Wandering a wounded ex pilot whose drinking and gambling have overrun his promise to sober life. As his father dies and family losses mount Dagger wonders if she can steer him toward purpose and a shared future in Texas.
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Jim
Howard
Estern
France
New York
Vaneer
Ing
Dagger
Dick Welling
Lorenlock
Engishman
Captain Vaneering
Mr. Wandering
Mrs. Wandering
Alexandra
Kitty
Jack
Waneerings
Jack Dear
Detroit
Texas
Public Sale of Valuable Land in Frederick County Virginia
A public sale of a 180 acre tract in Frederick County Virginia with improvements and appurtenances, conveyed to Harry H Willis by Coe C Brannan in 1912, to be held at 11 o clock Saturday August 16 1930 at the County Court Clerk's office Winchester Virginia. The trust deed was to Union Trust Co Charleston West Virginia, with Harry R Kern appointed substituted trustee by Frederick County Circuit Court order dated July 16 1930. Terms of sale cash. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall.
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Winchester
Virginia
Frederick County
Harry H. Willis
Coe C. Brannan
Eaid Clerk's
D. B
Union Trust Co., A Corp
Charleston
W. Va
Circuit Court of
Frederick Co. Va
Harry R. Kern
Union Trust Co., A Corp. of
Charleston, W. Va
Public Auction of Winchester Land and Brick House
The undersigned advertises a sale in Winchester Va at noon on Saturday August 30 1980. A 26 lot on North Washington Street near business district is offered with a two story brick dwelling. One third cash day of sale, balance in one and two years via purchaser bonds with six percent interest, secured by Deed of Trust and insured buildings. James P Reardon Special Commissioner I Corinne Barnett Deputy Clerk Corporation Court certifies bond execution per decree in Fenton vs Fenton. 1-28-paw-4wks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Washington Street
Winstreet
James P. Reardon
I. Corinne Barnett
Corporation Court
Fenton
Corinne Barnett
Building Up Opportunity Quote by Mrs John Osporn
A fragmentary line quotes Mrs. John Osporn of La Junta Colorado urging someone to seize opportunity and build themselves up, reflecting a letter style address from a local reader in the BR column. The readable text offers little additional context or specifics beyond the quoted sentiment.
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Tean
John Osporn
la Junta
Rado
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