Winchester Evening Star publication note
Consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News The Times The Weekly Mirror Published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co of Winchester Virginia.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1930
Page
4
Consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News The Times The Weekly Mirror Published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co of Winchester Virginia.
Fragmentary OCR item listing terms like months in advance and carrier year with partial prices such as 3.50 1.76 4.60 and references to Soadisoccecettedence. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or entity details.
The partial text outlines AP News Service credits and policy on attribution for dispatches and local news published in the paper. It mentions the Associated Press and its entitlement to recognition for all news items regardless of credit.
A devotional snippet cites Acts 15 18 about God’s works and offers a prayer asking for guidance to align thoughts with the divine. It frames God’s knowledge of human actions as comprehensive and enduring.
The board of Washington and Lee contemplates choosing a new leader from outside or inside the faculty and faces a deadline as Dr Tucker becomes a leading candidate for State Tax Commissioner. Deliberation may shift if a stronger outside candidate appears, but time is running out.
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot notes that the American delegation may push immediate cruiser talks in London. It links this to past conferences and Mediterranean tensions, stressing cruiser questions as central to naval strategy and debates over relative navy strength.
The text argues battleship control has eased among France Italy and Britain Japan and the United States. It suggests cruiser policy could unite all five nations and signals the conference moving toward major decisions after cautious initial talks.
The National Council for Protection of Roadside Beauty expands from restricting billboards to promoting roadside improvement. Led by Mrs. W L Lawton in North Carolina, states plan enforced signage rules, funding, and planting programs. Michigan lists 600 miles planted, showing growing civic effort nationwide.
Glenn leads a tense crew to finish a dam project turning a river into a reservoir. He shocks Anne by discovering a mailed note about a gold strike and Morse’s plan, prompting accusations of betrayal and a looming threat to their future.
A newspaper column notes William Green’s plan for unionizing the South meets less resistance than General Grant’s efforts. The piece highlights a contrast in reception to two prominent figures and their policies.
Virginia apple grower J Crawford advocates a balanced fertilizer 4-8-7 or 7-6-5 for orchards, applying 8 to 10 pounds per tree. He notes faster fruit maturity, better timing for August through November picking, and sod health, contrasting with nitrogen-alone use. He grows York Imperial Ben Davis Delicious Baldwin on 20 year old trees, with yields tied to proper fertilization.
Carefully selected breeders hatch from old hens including Barred Plymouth Rock and S C Rhode Island in Edinburg Virginia. Dates listed 1 25 28 Feb 1 4 8 11 61 reflect hatch or sale schedule with a Cyril Scott quote about music becoming a vice.
An advertisement extols a whiskey based medicine discovered by a renowned physician. It claims Johnson's Anodyne clears the head and burrishes the cough and offers a money back guarantee if no immediate improvement is seen.
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