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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1930
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates by mail and carrier terms in Virginia and notes national advertising representation by Devine Tenney Corp with offices in New York Des Moines and Chicago. It appears as a fragment from a newspaper page detailing pricing and agency contacts.
The readable text shows a mangled association license notice and mentions The Associated Press consolidations with Morning News Item The Wi News and Weekly Times. No clear event or person is identifiable.
A devotional note centers on Colossians 3 16 urging the word of Christ to dwell richly in believers. It stresses teaching admonishing singing psalms hymns and spiritual songs with grace in the heart to the Lord as a path to spiritual fullness.
Roanoke Times reports William H. Steuart appeals to census supervisors for comments from enumerators about experiences. Replies split into two tones with some enumerators praising friendly residents and others lamenting discourtesy and weariness. Cheery attitudes yield friendlier responses. grim outlook leads to tougher doorsteps.
The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot notes New York's Riverside Church carillon, a memorial to Spelman Rockefeller, as the steel frame holds 22 bells. The piece signals America's cultural growth matching European cities and a national pride in public beauty amid urban progress.
An excerpt discusses California papers and a search to prove points about John MacDonald who testified in the Mooney-Billings trials. MacDonald claims his perjury affidavits were voluntary, while the intent of the papers to impeach remains unclear.
The passage discusses the Mooney Billings proceedings and a broad search for papers, noting only about eight percent of the jury matters relate to the papers. It questions California officialdom's heating stance and whether delays will aid or hurt credibility ahead of the August 16 primary.
W G Sibley in the Chicago Journal of Commerce argues that a five year period of easy money occurs in many lives. He urges saving a portion of such earnings while the opportunity lasts before competition or burdens erode riches. Fat years are brief as others seek the same sources.
A large birthday celebration at Jim Orndorff's home drew thirty or more guests from Martinsburg Brunswick Washington and nearby towns. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Rockwell Holmes Orndoff and many relatives as they shared food and memories in a festive June style gathering.
A social note invites readers to visit Winchester to see a real circus and consider forming an auto party for a unique local entertainment outing. The item emphasizes novelty and community engagement in a lively regional tone.
Ateenager Dagger marries Jack Vaneering after eloping to France then faces a hostile mother-in-law in New York. She copes with marriage, scrutiny from society, and the looming threat of Jack’s transport to the front while seeking acceptance and a place in the Vaneering family.
A Northeast area billiard hall run by a colored party was deemed a nuisance by Justice Weems after residents and police testified to ongoing disturbances. The padlock order was issued with an appeal to Corporation Court and a $50 bond posted for the September term.
The market notes price levels for feeds and grains, live poultry, butter, eggs, and hogs. Items include bran at 1.70 to 1.90 per cwt, mixed feed around 0.0 to 0. , flour and corn meal prices, and Baltimore wholesale figures for wheat, hay, hens, young chickens, calves, and butter.
The American Oil Company says prizes in the automobile guessing contest start today will be orange American gasoline, not Amoco as previously reported. Prizes are 15, 10 and 5 gallons.
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