Evening Star postal listing and rate notice
Publication notice for The Evening Star at Winchester Virginia with mailing class details and subscription rates. Mentions annual and advance prices and distribution regions including New York Des Moines Chicago.
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Devine-Tenneytion
New York
Des Moines
Chicago
Newspaper Syndicate Credit Note
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish all news dispatches credited to it or supplied to this paper along with local items consolidated from Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Associated Press
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
The
Weekly Mirror
Mercy and Research in Virginia Politics Audit
A Roanoke World-News editorial argues for nonpartisan research bureaus and rebuts Governor Davis’s Bureau of Research. It cites an audit showing the comptroller's office failed to take $542.42 in discounts over three years, disputing a $100,000 alleged loss and criticizing the bureau's credibility and cooperation.
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Roanoke World-News
Bureau of Research
Westmoreland Davis
Richmond
Davis
Byrd
Raleigh
North Carolina
Davis Bureau
Virginia
Membr
Comptroller
Comptroller’s Office
Thtoin Viet
Ieman Andrews
Andrews
Davis Bureau of
Comptroller’s
Pollard
Th Comptroller
Reckle
Improvements in fiscal methods praised by Governor in audit report
Governor Pollard endorses Auditor Andrews findings as clear and conclusive, while inviting constructive criticism for government improvement. The Davis Bureau is discredited for biased research. Searle Miller and Company continues to assist with accounting systems and audits, including highway funds and gasoline tax refunds.
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Pollard
Andrews
Comptroller
Searle Miller and Company
New York
United States
Farmer Exhibits 66 Inch Wheat Stalks Near Frederick
L R Lineburg of Mount Williams Frederick county showed The Star a bundle of wheat stalks measuring up to 66 inches. He grew it from a 15 acre field and noted heavy rains boosted growth and a hardy green color. He says crops in Mount Williams are booming and promise one of the heaviest hay crops in years.
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Winchester
L. R. Lineburg
Mount Williams
Frederick County
Star Office
Lineburg
Flames Level Evaporating And Canning Plant
Fire of incendiary origin destroyed a large frame building housing Woodstock’s evaporating plant and cannery on West Spring street. Losses were estimated at 8900 with the cannery machinery insured and the building uninsured. The plant operated in 1929, idle last year, and the blaze, reported at 430 am, damaged nearby gardens as Woodstock authorities fought the flames.
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Woodstock
West Spring Street
Hunter Chapman
Shenandoah Caverns
Odell Raeburn
Edinburg
Luray
J. R. Miller
M. L. Baus
Confederate Veteran Seeks Landrum Family Help in 1931 Letter
A Columbia veteran J P Rawls writes to Mayor F Amos Shryock posting a 1931 plea for contact with the Landrum family of Landrum SC. He recalls mid 1862 as a wounded pickup near the Potomac, cared for by Landrum’s daughters at Winchester Hospital and by the old man’s son in the Confederate forces.
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F. Amos Shryock
Garrais Street
Columbia
S. C
Maryland
Potomac River
Winchester Hospital
Landrum
Staunton
J. P. Rawls
Governors Meet Quietly at French Lick in Amiable Talk
The governors of the two largest states are photographed in a quiet French Lick nook, exchanging political views in a cordial, amiable setting. The moment captures a respectful cross-state dialogue amid ongoing policy considerations.
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French Lick
Ind
Purcellville Co I Loses to Hagerstown Blue Sox
Purcellville Company I baseball team lost 7 to 4 to the Hagerstown Blue Sox at Middle Athletic League Park in Hagerstown Sunday. Company I pitcher Ritenour allowed six hits and struck out six while collecting two hits himself. Crim pitched well for the visitors, but five hits and three runs in the eighth spoiled the game. Artz also pitched strongly for Company I.
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Company I
Hagerstown Blue Sox
Middle Athletic League
Hagerstown
Marylanders
St. Clair
Ritenour
Purcellville
Crim
Artz
Candidacies fill Frederick County Va political notices
A dense slate of candidates announces for local offices in Frederick County Virginia with a Democratic primary set for August 4 1931. Names include JOS. S. DENNY Boyd R. Richards Luther Pannet t E C Oates H L Shall H B Kline Jacob H. Beaver Chas M Rosenberger Floyd M Brill B P Harrison N Whitacre and others for Sheriff Supervisor Commonwealth's Attorney Commissioner of Revenue Treasurer and related posts.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Luther Pannett
Shawnee
Frederick Co
Shanee
Jacob H. Beaver
Back Creek
Chas. M. Rosenberger
Commonwealth’s Attorney
Office
Commission of Revenue
Freedrick County
N. Whitacre
Commissioner of Revenue
Fred Co
M. Chiles
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