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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
5
Spokane health officials estimate that about one to one and a half inches of dust accumulates annually in homes on unpaved Spokane streets. The notice notes broad representation in Agnes Scott College registrations and comparative motor vehicle tax figures for South Dakota, highlighting shifts in car registrations and tax rates.
Tickets costing one dollar offer listeners a chance to fund Salvation Army Radio Fund through the Army Navy game broadcast on December 13. Miller and Anderson of Winchester distribute these at Philco outlets as local drive headquarters. Donations via checks or money orders go to the Salvation Army Radio Fund with proceeds aiding unemployed families. Philco and NBC CBS broadcast scope noted with Graham McNamee Ted Husing and Bill Munday.
Frank B. Kellogg, former secretary of state, received the 1929 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo in the presence of King Haakon I, with a distinguished audience. Arch bishop Nathan Soederblom of Upsala received the 1930 prize for global peace efforts and his role in the Christian Unity Conference in Stockholm.
High livestock prices are expected to keep Iowa farm income at its usual level despite the drought. Farmers face higher feed costs but resilient cattle and hog markets offset some losses, sustaining rural livelihoods and local economies through the year.
J W Lee of Kernstown Va says Natex cured six months of stomach liver and rheumatic pains. He reports indigestion dizziness backaches and offensive breath vanished after using Natex and praises lasting health. Natex representative at The Peoples Service Drug Store offers free samples.
Wing Commander Charles Kingsford Smith, famed aviator, married Mary Powell in Scotts Church Melbourne, ending a romance that began aboard ship. Powell, an Irish Australian, became Mrs Kingsford Smith as news of the ceremony circulated from Melbourne on December 10.
In 1927 after the aviator's trans Pacific flight the traveler to Australia by liner from Vancouver met a golden haired Irish girl aboard and fell in love. A new bridge across the Coloosahatchee River at Fort Myers Florida will be dedicated October 14 named for Thomas A. Edison.
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