16 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1922
Page
1
A report states Judge Harrison loses his seat in Congress amid party shifts and district changes. The article references Republicans and a rearranged Seventh District, noting a political shakeup affecting representation.
Washington dispatch details Harrisonburg attorney Joan Paul’s unseating by the House of Representatives as Virginia Seventh District representative. Charges include patronage politics and checks tied to Republican leaders. Slemp denies authorized money-for-appointment ties. Harrison accuses party leaders of selling offices. Paul set to take seat March 4, 1923.
An advertisement from Hansbrough & Carter of Winchester Virginia promotes absolutely safe securities issued in blocks of $100 or more. The offer notes non taxation and prompt interest payments along with services in Insurance Loans and Real Estate.
Classified line lists Chapman Auto Sales seeking two canvassers with good pay. Also notes poison wheat and lime sulphur solution for delivery, strychnine sulfate priced at $1 per ounce, and mentions Win Orchard Supply Co with a pruning tools line.
The Commercial & Savings Bank announces a 1923 Christmas Savings Club invite. Members can save through eight classes matching every pocketbook, earning interest and receiving full savings when Santa arrives. Open Saturday night from 7 to 9.
The Shubert tour of the celebrated Trene musical comedy arrives for Poli's Christmas Week engagement. A ten piece orchestra and a cast of metropolitan stars travel from Chambersburg Pa to New York tomorrow. The show, once a Vanderbilt Theatre hit, features witty humor and Lucille gowns. Curtain at 8 15 PM with prices 50c to 2.00 plus tax.
Public sale to be held December 21 at C. A. Lupton farm with four horses five cows and various farm implements harness hay and household goods. Hud son Speedster sold for 1530 dollars at Mid City Garage. S. A. Luttrell listed as notice contact.
The Maryland Theatre manager endorses Irene as one of the best and cleanest cut musical comedies seen. Marshall Baker of Empire Theatre lauds the show and urges strong recommendation to audiences. Also advertised are Christmas candies from Boyd Drug Company and Kodak offerings with a free subscription, plus holiday crafts and box papers.
Shenandoah Valley National Bank invites customers to join a Christmas savings club with six denominations from 10c to 5 dollars. All paid back with interest before Christmas. Savings accounts yield 3 percent and certificates of deposit 4 percent. Open Saturdays 7 to 9 p.m. Ip-tf.
F Ramacciotti, the largest fruit and candy house in the Valley, advertises a fresh purchase from Florida groves of No 1 oranges, tangerines, and grapefruit. The note stresses constant year round stock and rock bottom prices for Xmas orders.
Virginia State Horticultural Society directors meet in Roanoke to outline a policy on damage claims against landowners for cedars growing in violation of state cedar laws. The group aims to align with Charlottesville convention sentiment and consider a large apple show and Washington convention with regional horticultural societies.
A truck owned by John F. Boxwell, driven by a son of Oscar H. Lewis, ran out of control and plowed into Grove Brothers show window at the Main and Piccadilly store last night. The plate glass shattered, merchandise was damaged, and employees nearby heard the crash, initially fearing the building was collapsing. No injuries reported.
162 acres owned by Geo J Schlack is tied to a Richmond News Leader report by R L C Barret. He speculates Governor EB Lee Trinkle may oppose Senator Carter Glass for the U.S. Senate, with party dynamics and timing shaping potential candidacy and resignation issues.
Promoters back by Pittsburgh financiers move to take over farms at Ridgeway West Virginia to build a large automobile factory and workers town. Luttrell says 162 acre Schlack tract is bought for cash with other farm acquisitions and 2500 acres eyed for the project. a 60 by 900 feet site is staked for the first unit.
Wanted two neat appearing young men to assist in special advertisement campaign. Good chance for advancement. Write D, care Star. Ip.
Crisfield oysters urge ordering for Xmas and New Year due to heavy demand and limited supply. G O Snapp lists contact details at 427 N Market St and phone 4141. Eastman Kodaks and other holiday items advertised by Miller's Drug Store.
Valley Bank opens new quarters featuring stately beauty and updated facilities. The move signals expansion and enhanced services for local customers in the area.
Hundreds gather for opening reception to tour the remod eled Shenandoah Valley National Bank interior in Hagerstown Maryland. Henry Seals orchestra plays as officers directors and guests view modern furnishings and private booths. Souvenirs are given to attendees amid praise for the renovation.
A fragmented notice offers tubes, gas, oil, and used accessories for sale at No 6 Valley Ave. The message asserts willingness to provide the best possible service and mentions a long-standing address. The text is unclear in several spots but centers on a retail offer and location.
Fragmentary text shows an advertisement by Nathanson offering money savings. Mentions Mr and Mrs Martin Jatr and Mr Pence of Strasburg Virginia visiting this city with friends.
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