The Evening Star Publication Details and Rates
The Evening Star in Winchester Virginia is published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. It is consolidated with Morning News Times The Weekly News The Weekly Mirror and offers subscription rates by mail and carrier for various terms. The Associated Press provides credited dispatches unless otherwise noted.
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Winchester
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Weekly Mirror
Associated Press
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Bible Thought and Prayer Restore the Wearing
A devotional note cites Galatians 6 1 urging spiritual restoration with meekness and self awareness. It prays for guidance to rescue the perishing and grow in knowledge of God amid moral fault and temptation.
Missouri Mule Still Seen Essential in War Effort
The Missouri Mule remains vital as a war implement though trucks are touted to ease burden. Spain and France seek mule support against the Rif, with 40 carloads recently dispatched to Spain. Mule prices are rising in Missouri amid demand.
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Missouri
Spain
France
Canadian Wheat Growers Unite for Steady Market Prices
The article notes Canadian wheat farmers maintaining an orderly marketing system via a cooperative, contrasting with American floods of supply in 1923. It cites past price drops, profiteering by speculators, and a half of growers joining consec tions to market through the association. It predicts a strong crop next year and hopes of profit.
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Dominion
Canada
United States
Prairie Provinces
Wheaters of
News Takes Shot At Byrd Campaign Tactics
In Lynchburg a heated response followed anonymous attacks on Senator Byrd funded by an opposing candidate. The press condemned the dissemination by the Anti-Saloon League affiliates as deceitful and dishonorable. Newspapers aligned against the covert effort framed it as a bold assault on Byrd’s character and warned against such tactics.
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Rst
Yid
Hhrottly
Byrd
Virginia
Virginia News condemns smear tactics in Byrd Mapp race
The News denounces anonymous leaflets attacking Senator Byrd and the use of religious imagery to push lie filled claims. It condemns the deception, urges return to real issues like tax reform and highway work, and calls the tactics a shameful chapter in Virginia politics.
Major J H Sidebottom Dies After Fall in Amory
Major J H Sidebottom 78 died at St Vincent's Hospital in Amory after a fall en route to Dallas for a Confederate reunion. He was a veteran railroad conductor and organizer of the Order of Railroad Conductors, leaving two daughters, Mrs. Rainey of Amory and Mrs. Berry of Winchester, and three nephews. Burial was in Amory after services at Ridout's Chapel.
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Mississippi
J. H. Sidebottom
Jack Berry
Dallas
Texas
Sidebottom
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Amory
Miss
M. O. Rainey
St. Vincent's Hospital
W. H. Wilder
Birmingham
Ridout
W. O. Rainey
Jack H. Berry
Winchester
B. W. Fennell
C. C. Fennell
W. W. Fennell
Las Vegas
Nev
Major Sidebottom
Selma
Mr. Sidebottom
Order of
Frisco
B. F. Roden
EB. N. Tutwiller
Tutwiller
Honolulu
Montgomery
Notable Amory Funeral Draws Large Crowd
Mrs. Jack Berry of this town and Mrs. H. 8. Brown of Washington mourn the loss of a respected gentleman who had endeared himself to many. The funeral was one of the largest ever held in Amory, with mourners from nearby areas and friends who learned of his death with profound sorrow. Miss E. Mathey and her daughter from Washington returned home after visiting local families Oscar and Luther Miller.
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Jack Berry
H. 8. Brown
Washington
B. F
McFarland
E Whiteman
Hiehast Mara
Amory
E. £.Mathey
Messrs
Oscar and
Luther Miller
Market Report from The Star on corrected daily prices
Daily market summary listing wholesale and retail prices for butter eggs flour corn and meat products with misread OCR text. Mentions butter fat creamery butter country butter spring chickens hogs lambs and sheep along with mixed feed and flour related items, showing local price corrections from the previous day.
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The
Star
Baltimore
Mrs McDonald Visits Daughter in Washington
Mrs C H McDonald of Wine Virginia left Saturday for a short visit to her daughter Mrs Lelia Casey in Washington.
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C. H. McDonald
Wine
Lelia Casey
Washington
Rippling Rhymes Moonlit Heat in Needles by Walt Mason
Poet Walt Mason laments Needles heat as cruel, the town simmering under a furnace sky. The piece pokes fun at clerks, merchants, and locals while noting rising temperatures, scorched sidewalks, and residents brooding over the calendar of hot days as the Needles record brings a chill.
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Firemen Seek Support at Tonight’s Show
Arthur Glover of Martinsburg weekend guest of John Williams and attended the event at the Country Club Bat- while firefighters appeal for funds and community support during a staged show.
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Arthur Glover
Martinsburg
John Williams
Free Campground Map and Site Details
Free a TN MAPD pamphlet lists a 6-acre camping site at the corner of Millwood Ave and Front Royal Rd. It notes ladies room and modern facilities, with unclear branding or official details.
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Harry Flood Byrd
Ynchburg
Academy of Music
Lynchburg
Senator Hepp
Mapp
Virginia Senate
Intendo
Senate
J. H. Berry
Paturnay
Market Report
Ket
Kremer Park
Hodgson & Brown Jewelers
F. A. Shryock
Auto Service
Albin Garage
BE. F. Thorp
Walt Mason
Kedviainie Sss
Baker’s Drug Store
N. Main St
Ohta
Cme Hy Ra
W. L. Hollis Coal CO
East Cork Street
P. W. Boyd
Mary Warden
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
Falls
Mine
Tober
Niagara Falls
Susquehanna Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Standard Railroad
Te Robinson
Winchester Orchard Supply CO
North Market Street
Corner Millwood
Front Royal Resd
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R. J. Cheney & Co
Valley Belle
Sally Ann
Beck’s Baking Corp
Winchester Gas Company
W. A. Ryan
Lowing Investments
Hansbrough & Carter
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