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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1925

Page

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Appalachian Scenic Highway Plans Gain Promoters Support

Captain T V Orr leads calls at Martinsburg to form local branch of the Appalachian Scenic Highways with aim to extend from Canada to Florida. Organizers seek state groups, fund campaigns, log maps, and wide publicity to promote routes through the White Mountains Green Mountains Shenandoah and Smokies.

T.V. Orr Appalachian Scenic Ahway Association Kenilworth Inn Asheville N. C Cftics Chamber of Commerce Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs Martinsburg W. Va International Organization Eastern America Canada Atlanta Western Carolina Florida White Mountains Green Mountains Catskills Shenandoah Smokies Atlantic Seaboard St. Lawrence New Orleans Mississippi Gulf of Mexico

Protests Over League Neutrality In Virginia Gubernatorial Race

Rev Robert B Nelson of Winchester Frederick County denounces attempts to use Anti-Saloon League and Community Leagues to back Walter Mapp in the Virginia governor race He urges official neutrality and asks Dr J P McConnell to state that the leagues remain nonpartisan in this campaign. Nelson copies Winchester Star and Independent.

Rbeducation Association Walter Mapp Robert B.nelson New Russia N. Y J. P. McConnell Radford Nelson Bishop Cannon Anti- Saloon League Smithdeal Anti-Saloon League Hepburn Community League of Wincster Frederick County Mapp Elizabeth Hatcher Sadler Cooperative Education Association Co-operative Education Association Winchester Star Independent League Virginia Robt. B. Nelson Community Leagues Winchester

Primary Election Urged as Voters Told to Vote Tuesday

Every man and woman voter is urged to vote in the primary on Tuesday August 4. Polls will be open from 5 a.m. to 7:11 p.m.

Subscriptions Due by July 81st for Discount

The Evening Star reminds readers to pay their subscription by July 81st to secure a discount. New subscribers pay the same rate as current members.

For Sale Brass Bed and Springs Leicester St Ad

Brass bed and springs for sale. Apply at 316 W Leicester St. Local ad brief listing items for sale with address for inquiries.

Leicester St

Yard Party On W B Neil's Lawn At Stephens City

Community notice for a yard party on August 8 held on W B Neil's lawn south of Stephens City. Cliff Boys' Bible Class hosts the event with a likely outdoor gathering. Details are limited in the fragment.

W. B. Neil Stephens City Dar Cliff

Voter Window From 5 A M to 7 11 P M

A brief note sets the voting window for the day from 5:00 a.m. to 7:11 p.m. The interval defines when eligible residents may cast ballots, reflecting standard polling hours observed by the local election authority.

Fire menaces Maryland town during night

Fire swept Chesapeake City threatening the business district as reinforcements arrived from nearby towns. The Sawtells’ drug store and dwelling were destroyed while nearby buildings including the Atlantic and Pacific store and Dr. Smithers’ office were damaged. The fire began late at night and spread rapidly, but out-of-town crews helped contain it after the first alarm.

Associated Press Chesapeake City Middletown Ewark Del Sawtell Atlantic and Pacific

Two More Nights In Which To Attend Carnival

Readable items list participants and pledged sums for a local carnival fundraiser. Notable names include Kitty Walters Manny Capper Edna Wisecarver Lois Forney and Virginia Rehill with amounts ranging from 1,500 to 7,300 dollars.

Telles Kitty Walters Manny Capper Edna Wisecarver Lois Forney Virginia Rehill

Rev Dr McFaden to Speak at Rock Enon Springs

The Rev Dr F T McFaden of this city will address an open air meeting at Rock Enon Springs at 4 oclock next Sunday afternoon. The general public is cordially invited and a large attendance is expected on the hotel grounds.

F. T. McFaden Rock Enon Springs

Important meeting tonight about camp plans at 7 thirty

An important meeting is scheduled for tonight at 7 thirty to announce camp plans and other significant items.

Special July subscription offer and shirt sale notice

Only a few days remain to pay subscriptions at the July rate with a discount this year. $3.90 by mail, $4.00 by carrier in advance. Offer expires July 31. Manhattan Shirt Sale begins Aug 1 at ORNDOFF & BROWN. 30-1p-21

STAR THE Evening Star Manhattan Orndoff & Brown

Libert Fruit Co cuts ties with Mr Alfred Aldridge

The Libert Fruit Company announces it has severed all business relations with Alfred Aldridge on its own initiative and against his wishes. The firm states it has begun direct shipments with James Adam Sons & Co of Liverpool to save ten cents per barrel.

Libert Fruit Company Alfred Aldridge Aldridge James Adam Sons. & Co Liverpool THE Sibert Fruit CO J. W. Sibert

Special July rate on Star subscription ends Friday

A Friday deadline urges readers to pay for the Star subscription at the advertised July rate now 1p-11. Also a wanted notice seeks a girl to look after a young boy with applications at the Star Office.

STAR Fay Evening Star Star Office THE

Questions and Answers on Virginia Bond Issues and Tax Votes

A historical exchange lists votes on a fifty million dollar bond issue for road and tax measures in Virginia. It names Harry F Byrd and A G Walter Mapp as figures who voted against or in favor of the gasoline tax and real estate tax. It questions support for a constitution convention and the creation of a Central Tax Board, noting a primary to nominate the governor on August 4 and urging voters to participate.

Wes Ge Sennst Harry F. Byrd A. G. Walter Mapp. Q F. Byrd Virginia A. G. Walter Mapp A. G. Walter Mapp Richmond Central Tax Board

Polar Peril Delays MacMillan Byrd Arctic Expedition

Arctic voyage reports from Commander Byrd describe heavy ice near Cape York with Peary and Bowdoin blocked by fog and solid pan ice. Officers note no break in the ice, a water lead two miles from the ships, and that fog must lift before any attempt to exit.

Associated Press Washington MacMillan National Geographic Society Cape York Bowdoin Peary Byrd Navy Department Melville Bay Pan Ice

Rummage Sale at Faulkner Building Corner

A rummage sale hosted by Y. P. M. 8. M. B. Church will be held at the Faulkner Building on Main and Water Streets. The event runs Saturday August 1 from 1 to 3 PM. Proceeds support church activities.

Faulkner Building Main and Water Sts

County hospital fund drive gains 1065 subscribers to date

Subscriptions to the Memorial Hospital improvement fund have reached 1 065 from citizens as of yesterday noon and are rising as reports come in. District chairmen met in Berryville with canvassers starting work anew while campaign books stay open to include every name. Audits continue at campaign HQ to publish a complete subscriber list.

Memorial Hospital Improvement Fund Berryville J. B. Beverley Augusta Conrad W. P. Massey D. W. Ritenour

Irregular Morning Market Fluctuations in New York

Fluctuations in New York stocks forenoon were irregular as speculators sought to uncover stop loss orders across steels, equipment, and motors while bulls advanced in baking, merchandising, rail and rubber issues. Announcement of price cuts triggered renewed selling in motor stocks including Mack Truck Fisher Body and Chrysler. Call money rose to 4 percent. Closing was heavy with about 1,500,000 shares traded.

Associated Press New York Mack Truck Fisher Body Chrysler

Open August 1 Service and Sanitary Contact

Notice states opening on August 1 for service and sanitary work. Call E. Marchi at 11 Water Street to arrange details or inquiries. Local listing notes telephone line 29-1p-31 for further information.

E. Marchi Water Street

Opportunity Sale at Orndoff and Brown

An advertisement announces an opportunity sale on August 1 at Orndoff and Brown featuring items priced for quick purchase. The notice notes special pricing and limited quantities with emphasis on timely bidding and availability.

July Rate Pay Now It The Evening Star

The fragment notes a July rate payment prompt in The Evening Star headline style. No other readable details.

Pay Now And Save The Discount Special July Rate

In effect now the July offer sets $4.00 per year by carrier and $3.00 by mail in advance for new subscribers. The text mentions an acre BalIG TALC as part of the promo, suggesting a misread or misprint regarding subscriber benefits.

Hudson Brougham four door five passenger

Winchester Hudson Co announces the latest model Hudson Brougham four door five passenger vehicle just arrived for sale.

Winchester Hudson CO

Red Ash Nut Coal Available for Immediate Delivery

Local ad offers red ash nut coal ready for immediate delivery with orders accepted now. Prices expected to rise next month. Contact G O Snapp by phone 414-1 for arrangements. Dated 7-31-IP-21.

Bryan Mourned Across States After Death

Remembrances pour in as William Jennings Bryan lies in state and in Arlington. Governors order half day closings and flags lowered. Wreaths from President and lawmakers mark the funeral, while Arkansas and Oklahoma suspend state business and Iowa halves staff. Dayton and Rhea county voters discuss a Bryan memorial university.

Associated Press Washington William Jennings Bryan Wy Baird Bers Bryan Ruth Owen Josephus Daniels North Lina Owen James Sizoo Ryan Orke Ham Arkansas Little Rock Ark Terral William Jenning Bryan Oklahoma City Okla Holloway Iowa Des Moines Hammill Propose University At Dayton Tenn Rhea County William 19 Great University Commoner Arlington

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