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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
4
The readable parts show various prepaid rates listed as one year six months and three months with prices 3.50 1.75 and .90 and a separate carrier option at 4.50 9.25 and unclear month figures with garbled words remaining. The fragmentary text suggests advertising or subscription terms without complete context.
A brief note states the Associated Press content is exclusively led for republication and use unless credited otherwise, covering all news dispatches and local news published. It outlines that AP material remains under its credit terms and local items follow the same policy.
Senator Byrd spoke to a crowded Appomattox court house audience on governor race issues. He called for governing simplification and strict public funds economy, pledged enforcement of existing laws, and opposed new onerous measures, drawing strong cheers from many attendees. He labeled it Byrd day and expected strong county support.
Senator Harry F. Byrd, Virginia gubernatorial candidate, spoke to a large audience at the Giles County Court House in Pearisburg. He reviewed his achievements in business and the State Senate and outlined his platform alongside rivals. Judge Martin Williams introduced Congressman George C. Peery, who offered brief remarks, drawing a favorable reception.
The Lynchburg News calls for the dismissal of James Hayes Jr. a state motor vehicles commissioner employee amid alleged support for a governor candidate. The piece urges Governor Lee to order an investigation to verify facts and determine proper steps, suggesting political influence and public trust concerns.
A humorous verse riff by Walt Mason on medical pretensions and wellness fads. The speaker parodies a doctor patient scene and a barber’s tonic claims, highlighting dietary debates and everyday ailments in a light satire tone.
CROSS ROADS Virginia June 10 The home of Mr and Mrs W H Oates hosted a surprise party for Kenzel Whit after he returned from Potomac State School Keyser W Va Guests began arriving and the residence filled with friends and neighbors Refreshments followed and guests departed after a warm welcoming gathering featuring many local residents and family members: Mr and Mrs W H Oates Mrs Emma Oates Miss Fannie Peacemaker Miss Nellie Horner Miss Myrtle Whitacre Mr J B White Mr Ray J Okra Catlett Mr Kenzel Whit Dick and many more
An advertisement touts Calotabs purification of bile and liver cleansing without nausea or danger. It claims modern Calomel is refined to remove side effects and urges taking one tablet at bedtime with water, promising a refreshed morning and appetite. Money back guarantee offered if not satisfied.
Notice to the public states that all persons holding claims against the estate of the late C. W. Snapp and all owing the estate must settle by July 10. The undersigned trustees are E. D. Funkhouser and M. H. Rhodes. Administrative note dated June 2, 1961.
The snippet names Hersel Omps Harry Place Loring Pagh Norman Puffinberger Carl Miller Loring Oates Delbert Whitacre Elmer Brown Mack Brown Wayne Omps Michael Place Gilbert Whitacre and George Kimball as part of a readable roster in the document.
Seattle officials report zoo animals at Woodland Park dying from stress and gas fumes. Four deer fatally charged the corral fence after witnessing auto traffic. Dr. Gus Knudson cites artificial surroundings and noise as causing loss of interest and death among the animals.
Tonight at 7 45 a conference on church work will be held with all calling groups present. About 8 90 social period follows with program and refreshments. Congregation invited to Friday 8 00 p m mid week prayer meeting with Mr Hoskins speaking and a large attendance hoped. Do not let hot weather keep you from this hour of spiritual uplift.
A fragment describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as combining internal and external treatment with a forty year history of success. The copy mentions Toledo and obliquely references a testimonial style claim without clear dates or strong local details.
F A Shryook advertises available vegetables including spinach kale radish lettuce with home delivery. Call 283 M or reach (549-410) for service in the area.
The Star lists daily wholesale prices for local markets including wheat corn eggs butter and meats. Prices shown cover local flour, bran, mixed feed, hay, stock feed, hogs cattle calves sheep and retail flour segments with per ton or per unit figures as quoted by local buyers.
A fragmented list shows various farm feed items and livestock terminology. Items include Loval flour barrels, spring wheat flour twelve pound variants, corn in barrels, eggs, creamery butter, country butter, bran, shelled corn, standard middlings, flour middlings, mixed feed for wheat and corn, hay, hens, spring chickens, lambs, and sheep. The fragment reads like a product or inventory line from a rural supplier or market catalog.
Notice to PADTIC requests general public patronage for welding tools and route work on Foley route. Mentions repayment and the need for access to streets and materials. Contains scattered phrases about public works, right of way, and pricing.
A sheriff sale notice lists Luther Pannetts property tied to Frederick Cousty of Virginia Dunn and Duvall acting as auctioneers. The fragment indicates a public sale managed by the sheriff with the named parties and firm handling the auction.
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