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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1931

Page

8

Senator Watson Targets Colleagues on Tariff Reductions

Senator Jim Watson pushes a summer campaign to force Democratic colleagues on record in favor of tariff cuts on foreign products. Nationalist China's position at Nanking faces internal and external pressures as forces clash.

Jim Watson China Nanking Cantonism

Boy Drowns in Water Tank Near Grace Street Harrisonburg

In Harrisonburg on Saturday afternoon 11 year old Buster Sampson son of Kenneth Sampson of Ef finger street drowned in a Chesapeake Western water tank south of Grace Street crossing. A passerby saw clothing near the tank climbed up and found a body at the bottom. The tank stood 14 feet high and held about 11 feet of water. Deputy Sheriff Frank Newman Officer Cura and K M Higgs undertaker handled the case.

Harrisonburg Buster Sampson Kenneth Sampson Effinger Street Grace Street Miller Standard Oil Co South Main Street Frank Newman Cura K. M. Higgs

Advisory Board To Send Delegate To State Meet

The County Advisory Board food sale last Saturday raised funds to affiliate with the State Home Makers Association and cover the delegate expenses for the state meet in Blacksburg next week. Frederick County’s newly organized board earns congratulations on its first sale.

County Advisory Board State Home Makers’ Association Blacksburg Frederick County

Nova Scotia Apple Crop Sees More Fruit with Spot Issues

Nova Scotia reports a slightly larger apple crop than last year but faces heavy spot and troublesome orchard insects. Baldwins Gravestein Ganos Kings and McIntosh dominate, with most fruit exported to the British Isles after early York packaging. Pacific Coast signals a lighter western crop but clean fruit should fetch a fair price.

Boyd R. Richards and Company E. H. Vroon Department of Agriculture Nova Scotia British Isles Richards Pacific Coast

Local Lady Praises Natex Treatment After Recovery

Mrs. Mabel V. Perry of Mountain Falls Route Winchester reports severe stomach trouble, gas, and nerve distress improved after using Natex. She gained weight, regained color, and now sleeps well and feels stronger. She endorses Natex as a superior tonic and notes its daily availability at Peoples Service Drug Store.

Peoples Service Drug Store Mabel V. Perry Mountain Falls Winchester Natex Peoples Service

Rainfall Totals and Averages Reported for Months and Year

Precipitation in the past 24 hours ended 8 am is 0.69 inch. July to date totals 4.92 inches. A comparison to 18 year averages shows varied rainfall by month from January to June with totals around 17.62 inches this year versus 18.35 inches on average. First seven months of 1930 show January 1.55 inches through July 0.84 inches.

Weather and events fade through time in Winchester and nearby

Weather fronts edge eastward as Winchester swelters at 104 degrees. John Stuart is badly injured after being struck by a car on the Berryville pike. F A Shryock and H B McCormac defeat T B Byrd and Andrew Bell in a foursome at the Perfection Miniature Golf Course. Miss Katharine Baker’s forthcoming marriage draws many planned social functions. Boy Scouts under Rev Norris A Lineweaver depart on a trip to Canada.

Winchester John Stuart Berryville Pike F. A. Shryock H. B. McCormac T. B. Byrd Andrew Bell Perfection Katharine Baker Norris A. Lineweaver Canada

Fire destroys residence. officials shut Coal Mine Distilling Co

On July 20 1926 the home of Charles R Keeler west of town burned down with an estimated 20000 loss. Local officers report confiscation of equipment from the Coal Mine Distilling Company. Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church plans its annual picnic at Opequon Lake Park. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad purchased 5000 Stone Mountain memorial coins.

Charles R. Keeler Coal Mine Distilling Company Market Street

Judge Harrison Joins Congressional Race in 1916 District

Fifteen years ago on July 20 1916 Judge T W Harrison announced his candidacy to succeed Hon James Hay as Congressmen from this district James G Mitchell a well known county resident sustained a painful throat injury when a pitch fork was accidentally jabbed into his throat Local militiamen from Company I stationed on the Mexican border reportedly have enough pets to form a zoo.

T. W. Harrison James Hay James G. Mitchell Company I

War is denounced by Friends and wheat bids rise

The Society of Friends denounces war as a method to settle disputes. Winchester Milling seeks 10,000 bushels of wheat immediately. A New York court upholds a 5-cent fare amid subway frustration. The London conference narrows focus to the present emergency and its uncertain future.

The Society of Friends Winchester Milling Company New York London

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Herman H. Hable Loudoun Street Shenandoah Valley Hansbrough & Carter Winchester Furniture CO Warner Bros. Capitol Theatre Nancy Carroll Frederic March Night Angel Paramount Picture Ramon Novarro Newman ’S Kelvinator Lou Bernstein Art Fashion Clothes John S. Solenberger & CO. Inc Hamman’s Dollar Store Yo Co Pureloodiek Braddock and Boscawen Streets Rdon’s Special Coffee G. L Automobile Insurance Servce Sipazz W. F. Shryock N. Main St Palm Beach Gray & Sheetz Men’s and Boys Toggery Farmers & Merchants the Apple Folks Bank Brown & Fisher Ennemennaen
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