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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1924
Page
4
Notice from Barry Flood Byrd publisher stating the Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia publishes the Morning News Weekly News The Weekly Mirror and distributes Associated Press stories. It notes second class mailing status and republication rights for news dispatches credited to the paper or to the Associated Press.
A fragmented newspaper notice shows subscription prices for various terms in advance and a listed date of Monday June 23 1924. Rates include 3.50 for six months 1.76 for three months 0.90 for a quarter and 4.50 for six months plus other small figures.
The George Washington Hotel rises as a modern, top tier structure in Winchester. It represents an urgent community need and aims to attract a constant stream of visitors to the surrounding territory. The hotel is run by the American Hotels coach and is expected to bring publicity and pride to the city.
Danville Virginia report shows pay as you build tax collections reaching 2 263 540 for ten months with projected three million by year end. Officials note motor license receipts exceed 1923 full year totals, boosting total revenue for road construction and maintenance toward one million dollars for next year.
The piece praises Byrd as a prudent, capable leader who could shape public policy and challenge opponents if he runs for governor next year. It notes his restraint and unsigned plans while forecasting potential competition from Mapp West and Moore if Byrd seeks office.
Walt Mason quips about a Naples bought painting misjudged by an ecstatic crowd. Critics praise the piece as a noble creation while the narrator calls it a daub, provoking a chorus of derision and defense from the audience.
The first American post office was established in Richard Fairbanks's house in what is now Boston on November 5, 1639. It served as mail reception and distribution, though not named a post office until 1760 when the official title post master appeared.
Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia orders publication in The Winchester Evening Star for Emma Strobridge vs Asa J Strobridge et al to protect nonresident defendants interests in a land sale and four week notice. Separate divorce suit May 1924 Hoshier vs Hoshier published in Evening Star with rule date July 7 1924 and copies mailed to parties.
Pathologist F. J. Schneiderhan notes wind from recent storms caused leaning in young orchard trees with base cavities on windward sides. If not filled promptly, this exposes air routes and may defoliate branches. Growers spraying hail-damaged orchards helps reduce visible harm at picking time. Specimens of spray burn are being analyzed. lime sulfur is cautioned in hot weather, Bordeaux mixture 35-50 recommended for safety.
Plainspoken 19th century style ad promises quick relief for back pain lumbago and rheumatism with St Jacobs Oil. It claims quick penetrating action and lasting soreness relief. The ad targets readers suffering from backache by urging immediate use and trust in the product.
Winchester announces three daily vacation Bible schools this summer at Friends, Braddock Street Methodist, and Reformed churches. Enrollment begins Tuesday at 9 AM with a 50 cent fee. Sessions run 9 to 12, five days a week, offering religious instruction and structured activities to curb idle summer behavior.
Tests by the United States Department of Agriculture show a honeybee spends about half the daylight hours for foraging and rests the remaining daylight hours.
Friends from Richmond form a Glass support headquarters at the Waldorf Astoria as leaders Claude A. Swanson John Stewart Bryan Pred 3tt and Thomas B McAdams of Ris nd organize a secure delegation for a smashing party victory. The piece portrays Glass as a constructive progressive and trusted adviser to President Wilson with a warm family character.
A respected Atmetica farmer and editor is praised for long legislative service spanning more than 20 years. Supporters say his proven track record shows he would be elected if nominated, citing his close ties to the masses and understanding of citizen needs.
Washington June 22 The American government backs the 196k option tied to the Dawes plan. Condon reports suggest a possible agreement between French and British premiers for an inter allied conference. Presidents Hoover and Hughes express hope the Dawes plan will be set in motion without delay. No official comment confirms no change in the situation.
Fragmentary notes state that women were entirely barred from attending the Olympic Games in ancient Greece and were not even allowed near the Alpheus river during the events. The passage reflects strict gender restrictions tied to the spectacle.
Readable fragments show visitors desire weekend entertainment options. Promoters aim to provide lively programming and a welcoming atmosphere to attract crowds. Local organizers emphasize variety and accessibility for all guests.
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