Local newspaper masthead excerpt from Evening Star trio
Publication notice from The Evening Star Publishing Co. Winchester Virginia indicates daily edition except Sunday with consolidation notes for Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Mirror and Associated Press affiliation. Includes republication rights and dispatch credit terms for local news.
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The
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Mirror
Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed For 1925
The page shows subscription prices in advance for Mall stone year three options three months and one month with annual carrier rates. Rates include 3.50 for six months 1.75 for three months 0.90 for one month and 4.50 by carrier per year 2.25 for six months and 1.20 for one month. The date noted is Wednesday January 7 1925.
Apple Dietetics Value in Plain English
The piece notes rising interest in nutritious foods like apples among the public, with producers of milk honey and fruit showing growth. It cites Colorado extension service data on apple composition, calories, and health benefits, including hydration, digestion aid, kidneys support, and scurvy prevention from minerals and salts.
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England
Xtension Service
Colorado Rural College
Deluded Critics Dismiss Virginia Progress Claims
The piece argues critics complain the life has faded and Virginia lags behind, yet asserts gains across the state, noting investments in new buildings and improvements. It counters cries of stagnation by highlighting progress in commerce, infrastructure, and civic prosperity despite detractors.
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Virginia
Charlottesville
Campaign of 1925 prompts rapid NY campaign
Fragmented text discusses the 1925 campaign, noting ambitions and haste among candidates for public honor. Mentions New York and Ohio examples, asserts readiness to serve and loyalty to voters, and hints at political rivalries and idealism among men aiming for leadership.
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New York
Cleveland
Campaign timing urged for all parties in Fredericksburg Star
The Fredericksburg Virginia Star urges all parties to stay quiet about campaign work until the official start time. It stresses patience and notes there is ample time to spare before campaigning begins.
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Fredericksburg
Sane government rippling rhymes in Mason style satire
Walt Mason features a satire on wasteful government spending urging thrift and common sense. The verse praises Calvin Swain and criticizes grandiose boasts, urging coin in a can and frugal governance. The piece references General Rogers Clark and situates Clarke County Virginia near Berryville with cattle and fruit production.
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Calvin
Statesman
Calvin Wight
Calvin Swain
Rogers Clark
Maryland Line
Richmond
Berryville
Clarke County
Suffolk Virginia Founded and Burned Through History
Suffolk was founded by law in 1742, and thirty five years later in 1777 the British burned the town. In the next century it became a military hub, controlling access to Petersburg, Richmond and the James River.
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Suffolk
Petersburg
Richmond
James River
War Begins With Blood at Alexandria Hotel Killing
History notes point to Fort Sumter as the war’s first shot but Alexandria records the first bloodshed when Mr Jackson, owner of the Marshall House, killed Colonel Bilsworth as he hauled down a Confederate flag. Ellsworth’s men bayoneted and shot Jackson in the hotel.
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Fort Sumpter
Alexandria
Jackson
Marshall House
Bilsworth
United States
Ellsworth
Byrd Diary Quotation on Rattlesnakes and Early Virginia
The diary of Colonel William Byrd records a trip into the interior where two large rattlesnakes were killed but not carried to quarters. Byrd noted the snakes would have added to the luxury of supper while selecting sites for Richmond and Petersburg.
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Virginia
William Byrd
Byrd
Richmond
Petersburg
Peaks of Otter Elevation Noted For Scenic Views
The Peaks of Otter in Bedford county rise to 4001 feet and are celebrated for sublime and picturesque scenery, drawing visitors with their prominent elevation and landscape charm.
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Otter
Bedford County
Virginia Wind Patterns Reported by Weather Bureau
The Tidewater winds come from the west the Central region from the northwest and the Great Valley from the west. The average hourly wind velocity is two miles per hour according to Weather Bureau figures.
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Virginia
Tidewater
Great Valley
Weather Bureau
Rising Sun Tavern and George Washington Ties
The Rising Sun tavern at Fredericksburg was built by George Washington's brother Charles It hosted numerous official gatherings and Washington was often a guest there The tavern was reputed as a place where ideas for American liberty were conceived Through its long history General Whedon kept the tavern as a notable meeting spot for pivotal events.
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George Washington
Charles
Fredericksburg
General Whedon
Washington
Mary Washington's Grave Site on Kenmore Estate
Mary Washington mother of George Washington rests on land once part of the Kenmore estate in Fredericksburg. Kenmore was home to Betty Washington Lewis, George Washington's sister. Nearby lies a rock Mary Washington used for Bible reading meditation and prayer.
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Mary Washington
George Washington
Kenmore
Fredericksburg
Kenmmore
Betty Washington Lewis
City consider cost of pumping water and power choice
The committee critiques the Power Company bid for $11,000 per year to pump city water by electricity versus steam. It argues the offer hides costs, warns of need for two caretakers at $2,400 yearly, and notes arbitration lacks impartiality due to interlinked interests. A full council record is requested.
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Youroa
Actes
Grimes Glimpses of Holiday Visitors and Local News
Grimes Virginia notes several visitors and residents during the holidays. Bruce Thornton from Lancaster Pennsylvania stays with J. G. Hubbard family at Locust Wood farm. Newton Sumption called to Martinsburg for sister’s illness. Winchester relatives visit for Christmas. Lenore move noted for Edward Kizer company. Local preaching announced for January 11 at Jubilee. Snowy Christmas and New Year shooting matches draw crowds.
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Grimes
Bruce Thornton
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
J. G. Hubbard
A Ida Taylor
Hedgesville
W. Va
Newton Sumption
Martinsburg
Ben Lewyn
F. Asbury Hubbard
J. M. Stiles
Winchester
John G. Hubbard
Locust’ Wood Farm
Edward Kizer
Daniel Wright
Lenore
Turner Nne
George Schlack
Lawrence Cather
Daniel Leight
Daniel Affeck
C. G. Margret
Golda B. Gardner
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Washington
D. C
Henry Daugherty
United States Navy
Annapolis
Alvin Dick
Snow Hill Farm
H. B. McCormack
John. W. Reese
City Seeks Flat Rate for 1925 Budget Plan
The council outlines a flat rate proposal covering 5S. Main Braddock Valley avenue and a short line on EF Cecil street. Estimated 1925 costs run about $9 299 12 with a total likely near nine thousand two hundred ninety nine dollars and twelve cents.
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Main
Braddock
Valley Avenue
Cecil Street
City Waste and Building Permits Report Growth and Budget
The report shows garbage hauled rising from 2280 to 3280 cubic yards year over year. It also notes 157 building permits issued totaling 481200 dollars with 73 for residences and remaining for stations garages and minor structures. A budget balance of 1318.25 remains after overdraft reductions and credits.
Rosenberger Item Summary
Rosenberger Virginia reports social visits and church events. Paul Good and J J White were in Winchester. Rev Mr Guyney of Mississippi preached at St John s church. Residents visited at C M Rosenberger J B Snapp home. Mrs Carson Allamong and son James visited Mrs Sarah Frye. Mrs Mina Snapp visiting Ashwood Stephenson. Delmar Mellwee visited J B Snapp. Guy Frye stayed with brother J N Frye Capon Bridge WV. Supper guests included Cordelia White Carson Allamong and family Ivan Miller and Ralph Mor. Herman Crabill injured when horse fell on him expects a long recovery.
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Mr. Guyney
Mississippi
St. John’s Church
C. M. Rosenberger
J. B. Snapp
Carson Allamong
James
Sarah Frye
Mina Snapp
É. Hi
Ashwood
Stephenson
Delmar
Mellwee
Guy Frye
J. N. Prye
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Paul Good
Cordelia White
Ivan Miller
Ralph Mor
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Win
Mber
Associated Press
Wan
APPLE
Walt Mason
M. B. Clowe
Grimes Gleamings
Market Report
Star
Mommsale
A. Caess
Bpaby Tor Kit Eoege Sas
Stendard
Ivanate
Cate Pia Eeek & Eis
ARKET
Baltimore
Gilbert Bros. & Co
Haltimore
N. Main St
N. Main
Arge Factories
Baker’s Drug Store
Chiropractors
Palmer Graduates
North Braddock Street
Qur
National
Fruit
Federal Land Bank
Hansbrough & Carter
Rosenberger
J. J. White
Herman Crabill
W. Water St
P. C. Neidemeyer .& CO
Kos Church
Winchester Gas Company
MO. W. Rosenberger & CO
Hamburger’s
North Main Street
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