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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1923
Page
4
The fragment shows a Virginia publisher listing with Evening Star branding and references to consolidations with Morning News The Weekly News and The Weekly Mirror. It notes Associated Press credit and republication rights for dispatches and local news content.
The Richmond News Leader analyzes Godrick's loss attributing it to strong county opposition to the $50,000 road bonds and a broader campaign against corrupt practices. The piece cites influences from anti saloon groups and pay as you go road advocates while defending the community against unproven corruption charges.
Danville Virginia paper reports Hon C O Conor Godrick of Fredericksburg facing criticism after defeat in the recent primary. A Washington correspondent raises claims about Governor Godrick and the reorganized party structure influencing the outcome and road bond issue.
The article attacks Mr. Godrick for blaming an elusive organization for his defeat in the local primary and calls him a bad loser. It compares his reaction to Governor Trinkle and Swanson, urging graceful acceptance and warning that his stance harms future gubernatorial aims.
Ingratitude theme as a beggar rejects aid and a passerby laments ungrateful vagrants. The narrator recounts giving goods like German marks shoes and a button, only to be mocked or refused in return. Copyright note.
The Star profiles Hunter N Kern recently named postmaster at Winchester praising his loyalty to President Harding and Republican principles. The piece defends Kern and loyal Republicans in the Shenandoah Valley against critics of Harding.
A letter from A Sidney Johnston declares Mr Kern as the only Republican considered for Winchester postmaster. The note ends with a courtesy closing and signature, while another item mentions a train warning from a cautious driver near a railroad crossing.
Wenatchee district exports an estimated 17 500 carloads of apples, the largest crop in north central Washington. Inspectors credit careful spraying and thinning, with favorable weather and strong preparation by shippers. Prices expected stable near 2.25 to 2.50 for Winter Bananas and Delicious, and adequate refrigerator space and rail cars are planned to move the crop.
The report notes Jonathan apples may color for picking by September 1 if cold nights occur. district Jonathan crop estimated at 63 cars and total district apples at 150 cars. Bartlett shipping recently completed. A delta is a triangular land tract near a river mouth.
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