Evening Star details and publishing notes
The Evening Star published by Larry Flood and Byrd operates daily except Sundays from 1 at Virginia address. Protas at Win Virginia post office as second class matter. Consolidated with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Protas
Win. Va
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Newspaper subscription rates and terms in brief notice
Rates shown for one year in advance three dollars fifty cents and for six months one dollar seventy six cents. Three months in advance ninety cents and monthly option thirty cents. Carrier delivery available for one year six months and three months in advance.
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AP Dispatch Rights Notice for Republication
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all dispatches credited or not credited to AP and all local news published in this paper, restricting use by others.
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Associated Press
Virginia’s alleged triumvirate tale sparks political intrigue
The Virginia press ponders a claimed “triumvirate” in state politics sparked by John W. Chalkley of Wise county. The piece imagines three power bearers opposing Byrd, Swanson, and Stuart, while naming likely candidates and media figures amid a speculative political fray.
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Virginia
John W. Chalkley
Wise County
Chalkiey
Chalkley
Sectionalism in Virginia urges unity across the state
Richmond Times Dispatch quotes State Senator Harry Flood Byrd arguing Virginians should judge public policy by state interests rather than local lines. The piece notes past sectional rivalries hinder tax, highways, and cooperation, but cites rising interregional ties and a new State Chamber of Commerce as signs of progress urging leaders to keep preaching against sectionalism.
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Virginia
Douglas Freeman
Richmond
Senator Swanson
Byrd
Nations Department
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Harry Flood Byrd
Piedmont
Tidewater
Eastern Virginia
Southwest
Astern Virginia
Neck
Hampton Roads
Triumvirate study toward future victory envisioned
Fragmentary passage discusses urging a former governor in Loudoun to apply information from the "triumvirate" to achieve meaningful progress. It muses on studying the trio’s means arts sciences and contrivances to enlighten or empower the triumvirate for a future gloriously triumphant era.
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Ate
House of Delegates
Loudoun
Freedom
New Dawn
Government pressure turns on Senator Wheeler case
The Department of Justice warns Congress that investigations into agency affairs are risky. Senator Wheeler of Montana pressed by Daugherty era investigators faces charges driven by a GOP effort from Montana. Attorney General Stone aims to indict Wheeler in Washington, D.C., hoping higher conviction odds than in Montana.
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Legal Department of the
United States
Department of Justice
Congress
Wheeler
Montana
Daugherty
Republican National Committee
Stone
Washington City
Washington
Gore Brevities
Gore Va January 31 The Rev Mr Williams traveled from Boyce to Mount Hebron for services but cold weather and illness kept attendance light. The B Y P V A met at the usual hour led by S S Secrist. Edith Adams recovered from grippe and resumed work at the local telephone exchange. Visitors including Walter Lonas and Mrs Good visited Valley Home and others.
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Grippe
Walter Lonas
Winchester
William Wolford
Lady Good
Harold
aKtherine
B. H
F. H. Potts
A. D. Davis
J. W. Parish
Deep Cold Grip Closes Roads Amid heavy snowfall
The region endures one of the coldest spells in years with 15 to 20 inches of snow. The mercury plunged to 20 degrees below zero overnight on the 28th. Turner Anderson, in charge of the road, kept crews busy with drag and scraper, working past midnight last Tuesday to keep routes open for traffic.
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Vernie Ritenour
Turner Anderson
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Poet Walt Mason contrasts Christmas joy with Prohibition era misuse of liquor. He mocks bootleg drinkers who mask sorrow with intoxication, while praising holiday cheer and the innocent household scene. He questions why anyone harms themselves or others with poisoned spirits during Christmas.
Time For Growers To Act In Own Interest
Letter from editor praising The Star for publishing H F Byrd speeches to Virginia horticultural society members. Emphasizes printing Byrd’s remarks to reach fruit growers statewide and boost Virginia barreled apples and other fruit production. Urges growers to act on Byrd’s suggestions and notes the meeting's success.
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Star
Virginia Horticultural Society
H. F. Byrd
Winchester Evening Star
Byrd
Virginia
Horticultural Society
Virginia Apple
Richmond Fruit and Vegetable Commission Firm Foreseen in Letter
A dated note from February 2, 1925, signed by Edward L. Frost of Richmond Virginia, indicates permission to use a letter as seen fit. Frost is identified as president of Edward L Frost and Company, a Richmond commission merchants business specializing in fruits and vegetables.
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Edward L. Frost
Richmond, Va
Frost
Edward L. Frost and Company
Richmond
Wheat Exports Boost Prices and Market Outlook
The National City Bank of New York reports over 200 million bushels of U.S. wheat exported since July 1, 1924, compared with 78.79 million in the 1923–24 crop year. The bank notes shrinking U.S. and Canadian stocks, rising visible supplies earlier in 1924, and prices that have remained generally firm as exports continue and crops in the Southern Hemisphere fall short of last year.
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The
National City Bank of ‘New York
Canada
United States
Rocky Mountain
U. S
Joint-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Joint Pain
An advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a remedy for stiff swollen inflamed joints. It claims rapid relief after ordinary cures fail and promotes purchase at Boyd's Drug Company Baker's Drug Store and other druggists for 60 cents a tube.
Market tensions and foreign demand drive grain news
On an export basis, European markets outpace the U.S. The U.S. Department rejects speculation that rises were driven by peasioned talk and cites foreign demand as the market mover. Reports claim Russia buys wheat in Argentina and flour in Canada for shipment to Baltic and Black Sea ports, suggesting limited export capacity. Poland, Romania and Bulgaria, typically wheat exporters, are reportedly buying for import.
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United States Department
Russia
Argentina
Canada
Baltic
Black Sea
Poland
Rumania
Bulgaria
Bakers Help Birds With Stale Bread Initiative
The Lansing Michigan Isaak Walton Society chapter started a 12 word stunt to scatter dry stale bread to feed quail and other birds during long winters, aiding wildlife survival.
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Lansing
Michigan
Isaak Walton Society
Wal
Lansing bakers urged to give stale bread for birds
The Lan sing bakers have been urged to donate stale bread kept in sporting goods stores for birds. Windows display a sign offering free bread to travelers to scatter along roads. The Lansing chapter plans railings with rural mail carriers to spread bread and has built burlap covered brush shelters under F L Johnson's guidance.
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Tonians
Lansing
Sporting Goods
F.L. Johnson
Venerable Banker Praises Charms of Women Employees
Lieut. L C C Myers the Virginia banking veteran, hailed as the state’s oldest active bank officer, praised women employees during a banquet toast by First National Bank officers at Harrisonburg in celebration of his eighty fifth birthday.
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L. CC. Myers
Virginia
First National Bank
Harrisonburg
Veteran lieutenant Myers marked by 52 years at local bank
The article notes Lieutenant Myers completing 52 years with the local bank and still working an eight hour day at his desk. Despite his age he attends the banquet youthful and active, though he has a slight civil war wound related limp from McDowell.
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Myers
McDowell
Whose Property Are You Paying For Rent Notice
An advertisement fragments a rent receipt style inquiry and offers 1 room modern dwellings at $3000, 6 room dwelling at $2250, and building lots priced per foot with water and sewer. Financing options include 20 percent down and 10 percent every three months, with insurance inquiries available.
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