The Evening Star Publisher Notices Consolidation
The Evening Star issued in Winchester Virginia notes its publisher Harry Flood Byrd and distribution as a daily paper with Sunday exemption. It records consolidation with Morning News Item and several weekly papers The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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The
Evening Star. Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Newspaper Subscription Rates and AP Notice Dated August 28 1926
The document lists subscription prices for mail and carrier delivery in 1926 with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options, plus a note that the Associated Press holds republication rights for all AP dispatched and local news. Dated Saturday August 28 1926.
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Associated Press
Bible Thought and Prayer Explains Truth and Freedom
A devotional note quotes John 8 32 stating the truth will set believers free and asks for divine help to realize the great truths taught by the Lord.
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John
The Country Fair Season
Covington Virginian reflects on the county fair as a fall tradition. It recalls past fairs with log cabin quilts preserved fruit displays and modest meals while noting the shift to vaudeville and circus acts in modern fairs and the enduring charm of the old days.
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Covington
Buddy
The Deadly Female Exchange in Pistols
A column notes a shift in women's demeanor and skill with firearms, saying many now resist fear, practice with automatics, and kill with precision. It contrasts past timid reactions with a current trend of aimed, lethal fire, likening it to a movie cowboy.
Shorthorn and Angus Classes Featured at Livestock Show
The fair will showcase all shorthorn classes led by the 1923 International Grand Champion Royal Sultan from McLaughlin Brothers of Lewisburg. Local herds and distant entrants boost competition as Marborne farm Warrenton Va Angus entries of 25 head, led by John Beaton, prepare for the Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia this September. Dairying gains attention as J S Haldeman and son Paul push progressive practices with Hob Weems Brothers consignments and milk strain pedigrees.
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Pace
McLaughlin Brothers
Lewisburg
W. Va
Marborne Farm
Warrenton
J. Dorsey Forrest
John Beaton
Philadelphia
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J. S. Haldeman
Paul Haldeman
Hobe Weems Brothers
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Local Fair Lists Departments and Highlights
The document outlines hog, poultry, farm and fruit, and music departments at the Frederick county fair. It notes notable breeders and banks supporting prizes plus plans for schedule, season tickets, and home-based resources. Visitors from Roanoke and Winchester are mentioned.
Wine resigns as secretary of Shenandoah Valley Inc
Daniel P. Wine resigns as executive secretary of Shenandoah Valley Inc effective September. He cites weak fundraising, only about $8,000 raised in the latest campaign, and calls for reorganizing to restore finances. Board plans to meet in September to fill the vacancy and seek renewed support from Valley residents.
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Harrisonburg
Daniel P. Wine
Howard J. Benchoff
The
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Mr. Wine
Col. Benchoff
Valley
Agh HwVi
Watson’'and Company
Hoover
D. P. Wine
Benchoff
Hill, Watson & Company
Wine
R. Ray Brown
Founder of New Religion Enters Chicago in Grand Style
Jiddu Krishnamurti, hailed as founder of a new world religious era, arrives at La Salle Street station Chicago with guardian Mrs Annie Besant amid cheering followers. The 30 year old Hindu walks through a police cleared lane, garlanded, after train from New York arrives.
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Chicago
la Salle Street
Jiddu Krishnamurti
New York
Annie Besar
World’s Philosophic Society
Glass Finishes Book Responding to House Memoirs
Sen. Glass of Virginia arrived in Washington to complete his book rebutting Col. E M House memoirs of the Wilson era. He says the House memoirs misrepresented Wilson and that his book rests on documentary evidence to provide an accurate major-events account.
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Washington
Glass
Virginia
Col. E. M. House
Wilson
House
Woodrow Wilson
Lynchburg
Rodgers Family Returns Home From Visit
Mr. Robert Rodgers and his son Rob ert Jr of Pittsburgh Pa have left the visit with Mrs Nannie W Turner and returned to their home.
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Robert Rodgers
Robert, Jr
Pittsburgh
Nannie W. Turner
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