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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1928

Page

6

Scout 10 Chosen to Join Byrd on Antarctic Trip

A 19 year old Eagle Scout from Benie Pa. among six chosen from across the country to accompany Commander Byrd on the Antarctic expedition. Siple led the list among the six and Byrd declined to pick a final one, deferring to scout officials after interviews tests and physical assessments. Loading of the City of New York sped up as the ship prepares for the voyage with provisions clothing and musical instruments for the crew and guests.

New York Amg Pew A. Siple Benie Byrd Antarctic James E Weet Boy Scout Park Avenue United States Boy Scout Movement Scout Siple Alleghany College Meadeville Pennsylvania State Highway Department City of Melville

Hunt Wins Democratic Nomination for U S Senate Seat

In Columbus on August 22, Graham P. Hunt of Cincinnati liberal was named the Democratic nominee for the short term U S Senate seat left by the death of Senator Frank B. Willis. Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown announced the official majority over Cyrus Locher of Cleveland.

Associated Press Columbus Ohio Graham P. Hunt Cincinnati United States Frank B. Willis Clarence J. Brown Cyrus Locher Cleveland

Hoover to discuss farm relief with GOP leaders

Herbert Hoover, campaigning from West Branch to Cedar Rapids then Washington, plans a two day set of talks with Republican leaders and farm editors on agricultural relief. He will push federal aid to farmer owned corporations to absorb surpluses and watersway development, with Lowden named as a consulted opponent.

James L. West Associated Press West Branch Iowa Herbert Hoover Cedar Rapids Washington Brucemore George B. Douglas Roosevelt Iotel Hoover Waterloo America Frank O. Lowden Illinois Bert” Hoover

Nearing Century Mark Mr King A Visitor Here

William M. King of Ballston Virginia aged 96 visits Winchester travels alone notes places of interest born Geneseo New York served in a New York Civil War command member of The Grange for 56 years and Masonic fraternity for 45 years associate editor of Farm and Fireside and Colman's Rural World long U S Department of Agriculture seed chief for 35 years supporter of the Boy Scout movement who established a scout library of over 500 volumes at Ballston.

Winchester William M. King Ballston Mr. King Geneseo New York The Grange Masonic Fraternity Farm and Fireside Colman’s Rural World United States Department of Agriculture King Boy Scout Movement

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength and Appetite

A vintage ad touts GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC as a tonic that boosts appetite and restores color to the cheeks. It claims energizing, invigorating effects and emphasizes a hungry, healthy feel for users.

Grove

Public Sale Of Household And Farm Property

Public auction to be held Monday August 27 1928 at 1 PM on the Frederick County farm of the late Mrs Marietta Jefferson two miles from Opequon store. Items include farming implements chicken hatchery gear heatrola beds household goods a Ford truck a Buick sedan a horse named Dick lumber. Cash terms through Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester VA. For details contact Robert Smith.

Marietta Jefferson Frederick County Virginia Opequon Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester Robert Smith

He Who Hesitates Is a Nuisance Motto

A cited quip from the Akron Beacon Journal mocks hesitation as a nuisance in modern cafeteria culture, contrasting with the old saying about being lost when slow. The line frames a light editorial jab on timing and social etiquette.

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