Water and Sewer Bond Issue Sells for $185,948.30
The water and sewer bond issue sold for 185 thousand 948 dollars and 30 cents. The sale results show a high bid of 197 thousand dollars in the Balti region.
28 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1923
Page
1
The water and sewer bond issue sold for 185 thousand 948 dollars and 30 cents. The sale results show a high bid of 197 thousand dollars in the Balti region.
City Council selects bids from A and Nelson firms of Baltimore for $1,919,000 water and sewer improvement bonds. Finance committee recommends the deal after a special session. Other bids from Notivin Company and Title Guarantee and Trust cited. adult details show interest at 4.3 percent and expected safeguarding of funds.
The Cedar Presbyterian Church held its annual Christmas program on Wednesday evening with about an hour of music and recitations. Decorations featured a large Christmas tree, and gifts were distributed by George Jol-Aifte of Winchester. The Rev. Hoge Smith delivered a brief address and announced that offerings would benefit the Presbyterian Orphanage at Eynesbury. A solo by Mrs. Frank Reynolds and a Winchester quartet performance highlighted the event, praised for the committee’s work and festive spirit.
Florida stock display promises choice sweet oranges with prize coin offer. Cooper Mose & Oil Co invites readers to bring their name at 19 East Piccadilly Street for the Gold Coin prize. ad directions are inside.
Readers are urged to take advantage of a January discount for paid-in-advance Core 9 Star products. The notice promotes starting the new year with Crystal Flour and highlights early payment savings.
Supporters in the Valley back Hugh B. Sproul of Staunton for Virginia governor citing his business and public service record. They note his role on the Highway Commission, wartime food administration work, banking and coal interests, and argue voters favor economy and no tax hikes.
Fragmentary text describes a storm affecting Poundelstones and Pretoria area with casualties described as few. Mentions extensive damage and flooding, with an estimated cost in the hundreds of thousands of pounds.
The Shanholtz Farm a 60 acre property near Inwood West Virginia with a six room slate roofed house and outbuildings will be auctioned on Wednesday January 2 1924 at 10 am The land supports blue grass firewood grain fruit and more and can be subdivided to suit buyers Auction offers free distribution of Gold Turkeys and Chickens Lunch available on site Sold by Herrells Real Estate Agency Winchester VA selling for the owner Private and Auction Sales
Notice to gas customers warns not to request service on specified dates unless there is a serious issue. The message mentions annual inspection activities by Matac 38-1pst W. G. & E. L. Co. and directs readers to avoid unnecessary calls on those days.
A short Bank notice asks petrons or local friends to write or phone if calendars have not been furnished so one will be mailed. The item includes the bank's slogan Where Batuae Are Safe and is dated 27 Lp 21.
A Virginia grower Logan R Fay argues that Western apples dumped on New York market ruin both states, explains costs from cultivation to packing and freight, and notes England as a major buyer. He claims high marketing charges reduce growers’ profits while consumers pay higher prices. Winchester Va Pee 27 1923.
Mills Orchestra of Berland Maryland will give a 20 minute concert at the Empire Theatre tonight before the Christmas dance at Hotel Jack hosted by local young men. The attraction drew a big crowd at the Empire two weeks ago. The feature film Six Days is the new attraction today at the Empire.
Premiums will be awarded at 2 P M on December 31 to readers holding lucky numbers. No one will receive the $20 premium unless present at the drawing. Subscriptions paid in advance qualify for discounts.
Dozens of moonshine stills are said to operate openly in the mountains near Washington County. A rogue revenuer is said to have risked his life entering the dens to curb activity. Attacks, arson, and shootings terrorize towns from Hagerstown to Smithsburg as authorities struggle to halt the gang violence.
Hiring drive by C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Co. seeks 25 men immediately for apple handling and packing. Interviews and work start at once.
Gasoline oils and greases offered by The Standard Gas & Oil Sup. Co Inc. at a drive in station with promotional prices on tires and fabrics. Bertha von Hillern advertised homemade rolls and rusks made with crystal flour.
In Kiel on December 28 a lawsuit centers on a single darning needle. The case, moved from Hollstein district court to a higher court, argues whether a district judge can decide cases involving items of modest value. The neighbor dispute over ownership escalates as the needle becomes a test item in the litigation.
John Gardiner, a well known county resident, died suddenly Thursday night at his home near Winchester. He was born in the county, married Miss Exama Sarah Bean, and leaves wife M Clark, sixteen grandchildren, and several farms in Frederick County. He was a longtime member of the United Brethren Church at Greenway, Clarke County. Funeral services held at the church with Pastor Mr. Hook conducting.
In a broad market session most stocks finished slightly lower while several weak spots appeared. Tax selling showed again with notable selling pressure in the morning. Call loan rates stood at 5 1 2 percent as banks reduced lending in anticipation of year end. The report from New York notes buying support fading.
Paris report confirms the French dirigible Dixmude lost at sea after a 72 hour cruise starting December 18 from Marseilles. Telegram from the naval attache says the body of Lieutenant Grenadin, commander of the missing airship, was found in Sicilian waters.
R. R. Grim and Mrs. Catherine Liggett of Hardy County West Virginia obtained marriage licenses in Winchester and were married by Rev. A A Kelly at Grace Lutheran Church parsonage 126 North Market Street.
Notice lists prize-winning numbers No. 94 No. 118 No. 334 No. 372 and No. 407 and asks holders to call for prizes at once. Source appears from a Gift Shop notice.
A fragmented report notes Rotarians hosting guests at their meeting. Inductions and recognitions are mentioned for notable figures including Frederick Gray, a federation leader, and a silver inductee. Attendees from Kentucky and Madison are referenced amid garbled lines.
A concise notice urges immediate payment to settle a special charge labeled Jang Pay Now and Leave. The fragment hints at a deadline and enforceable action but lacks full details.
Readers are urged to subscribe now and save on payment. The ad highlights a discount for prepaid subscriptions and promotes a lower rate, urging action to secure the deal.
A fragment notes a subscription price of nine pounds for 1924 with a call to save money on the periodical. The readable text lacks full context but indicates a promotional pricing offer.
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