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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1926

Page

5

Seek 87,000-000 for 300 new post offices

Washington officials report a bill by Rep Busby of Mississippi seeks 187,083,000 dollars to build more than 300 post office buildings nationwide. The measure aims to supersede the Elliott plan of 165,000,000 dollars and reflects Postoffice department approval for most projects. A separate proposal calls for one million dollars to drainage and reclamation of low swamp lands.

Washington Representative Busby Mississippi House Elliott Busby Postoffice Department Ae Edwards

Osage murders probe to astound nation says officials

Edwin K. Brown and Roy Lewis lead a grand jury inquiry into Osage county killings described as a death ring. Brown warns a far reaching terror has gripped the Osage area with many homes surrounded by constant flame and electric lights during the investigation.

Guthrie Okla United States Oklahoma Edwin K. Brown Roy Lewis U. S Brown

Apple growers in Yakima face recurring deficits despite 1925 gains

Data before the Interstate Commerce Commission shows the Yakima Valley’s apple industry endured7 years of deficits in the past 12, with 1925 a rare profitable season. Labor costs rose sharply to 69.5 dollars per acre and per box costs about 55.5 cents, while production averaged 4.94 packed boxes per tree and 345 boxes per acre. Northwestern states contribute about 35 to 37.6 percent of U S commercial apples.

Yakima Washington James R DuShane Interstate Commerce Commission St. Paul Mine Shay Northwest Plette

Creative Life Theme Promised at Market Street Church

Sunday at Market Street Methodist Church plans a 11 oclock morning service titled Creative Life with a junior congregation on the Glory of A Strong Man s Test ing The church school meets at 945 am and welcomes new scholars as it reorganizes for a better year. Evening prayer services unite city churches at Brai dock Street and Grace Lutheran at 730 with Pastor J Luther Neff delivering sermons.

Braidock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Grace Lutheran Church J. Luther Neff

APMY'S NEW DIRIGIBLE RS-1 Makes Safe Test Flight

Scott Field Bellville Illinois January 8 The RS-1 the worlds largest semi rigid dirigible completed a one hour flight in a light snow storm and landed safely at 6 20 p m The airship christened amid snowflakes was drawn from its hangar after observers reported favorable weather The RS-1 is the second largest dirigible in the United States at 282 feet long with a capacity of 755 500 cubic feet and ranks after the Los Angeles in size.

APMY Scott Field Belléville United States Los Angeles

No Agreement Reached By Hard Coal Parley

Anthracite miners and operators in New York adjourned their wage contract talks tonight without a deal. The committee said efforts to reach an agreement continued and that sessions would resume at two oclock tomorrow.

New York Anthracite

Prominent Winchester Printer Cobourn In Critical Condition

M Cobourn a well known ex Confederate soldier is critically ill at Memorial Hospital. He is probably the citys last surviving old time printer and for years worked with several weekly newspapers in Winchester where all type was set by hand. His condition is regarded as serious.

M. Cobourn Memorial Hospital Cobourn Winchester

Baltimore Block Fire Devours Applefeld Block Buildings

A blaze in Baltimore’s Applefeld block between Baltimore and Redwood streets east of Howard drew all downtown fire units. Four to five story structures housing several clothing manufacturers burned, with upper floors valued at 115000 while lower floors suffered water damage likely to rival the fire loss.

Baltimore Applefeld Redwood Street Howard

Public Sale Apartment House in Winchester Virginia

Public auction to sell a modern four unit apartment house on East Piccadilly Street Winchester by trustees T Russell Cather and Philip Williams under deeds from 1923 and 1925. Bidding starts 11 a m February 8 2024 in front of the County Courthouse with one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust.

Winchester Robert F. Brill County Court House Virginia National Cemetery Piccadilly Street Fred L. Glaize T. Russell Cather Philip Williams

Fire injures seven as blaze hits downtown Baltimore block

Fire on the fourth floor of the American Skirt and Coat Company block in South Howard Street injures seven firefighters none seriously. The fire cut a path through the block, threatened to jump a six foot alley to five nearby buildings, and halted much of downtown traffic for nearly two hours before being controlled.

Baltimore Street American Skirt and Coat Company South Howard Street

Valley Meet Seeks Big Crowd for Shenandoah Park Push

Harrisonburg notes show Shenandoah Valley Inc plans a January 13 rally at the New Virginia Theatre with speakers including Governor Byrd and Dr H W Temple. The meeting aims to boost national park efforts across Rockingham and Harrisonburg and urges county director caucuses to speed planning for 1926.

Harrisonburg Congress Shenandoah Valley, Inc Rockingham New Virginia Southern Appalachian Park Commission Harry F. Byrd H. W. Temple Appalachian Park Commission

Local visitors seen in town on business

Messrs. Ross Wheat and Stafford Pemberton are spending time in town on business. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Henderson of 014 Franklin, Pa., are staying in town and are registered at the G. F. House.

Messrs Ross Wheat Stafford Pemberton M. L. Henderson Franklin, Pa G. .F. House

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