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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1930
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment shows price rates and dates, with scattered words like New York and Des Moines. The readable items include monthly advance prices and a mistyped vendor or publication name, offering little context beyond a pricing list.
A compact itemization from the Associated Press tracing coverage in the Morning Weekly and related outlets. Notes may include regional happenings and syndicated notes without specific events or dates.
The text cites Colossians 3 14 and an archaic prayer to emphasize charity as the bond of perfection. It includes phrases like To Thee from whom we derive life gifts and power and a plea to live with Thee, repeating older spellings.
Officials urge extreme caution as hot dry weather inflames brush and orchards. Smokers campers and motorists are warned that even a dropped cigarette can spark fires risking orchard damage and property loss during this dry period.
In a candid remark, Bernard Shaw confesses fatigue with the editing task for his books, noting he has paused creative work to handle editing himself. He jokes that even the brainiest man can be human when facing laborious toil.
A concise look at why many try to start a simple business yet few produce lasting value. It outlines four common drivers behind attempts and the challenges that make consistent quality rare and hard to sustain.
Richmond News Leader notes a Valley publisher plans a Virginia Highway history brochure with state signage text and town features. The piece warns private profit must not mimic official state work and urges copyrighting state publications to prevent misleading reprints.
The piece argues that U S small investors have benefited from employee and public ownership trends but face risk from new money and credit controls concentrating power in financial groups. It notes gilt edged stocks hold value while American industry credit weakens and housing credit tightens as Europe loans rise, urging Wall Street to take new responsibilities seriously.
The wets estimate that including the loss in federal revenue the cost of dry law enforcement in 1929 was 959,872,870 dollars and it wasn't such a darned good job either.
Dagger and her husband Jack prepare to leave San Antonio for New York as their wedding confronts Uncle Jim's doubts and Jack's drinking. Dagger fears life after the war while hoping his pledge to abstain holds. She then meets Jack's affluent relatives in New York and weighs their approval.
Auctioneer Spencett S. Larrick, trustee, offers 122 acre farm known as the At well Guard Home Place near Valley Pike Winchester Va. Large mansion, tenant house, bank barn and outbuildings, dairy and farming potential. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two annual installments with bonds and deed of trust, insurance policy on buildings.
Special Commissioner James P. Reardon will sell at public auction on Saturday August 30 1930 at noon in front of Winchester Virginia Court House the lot at 126 East North Washington Street improved by a two story brick dwelling on Best residential street near business section. One third cash with balance in one and two years secured by deed of trust and insured buildings. Corinne Barnett Deputy Clerk confirms bond execution under Fenton vs Fenton decree.
By distress warrant sheriff Luther Pannet offers Star ware range ice boxes refrigerator and many other items at public auction on Monday August 4 1930 at 10 A M Building lease at 100 per month also offered as a going concern then in parcels if needed Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall handle sale and terms are cash.
A church bazaar held on August 7 offers fancy booths and good country eats to benefit the church. Readers saw announcements dated July 28, 1941.
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