Winchester Post Office Listing and Publication Note
The Evening Star announces Winchester publication details for the post office second class work and Sunday edition handling by The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
4
The Evening Star announces Winchester publication details for the post office second class work and Sunday edition handling by The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester.
Newspaper item notessubscription rates for Christ for All All for Christ and references a live Bible verse from Proverbs. It discusses broader market signals suggesting railroad stocks resting then recovering as harvests and farm output rise, implying future freight increases and economic resilience tied to crop yields.
Centralia residents face a city ordinance ordering all men to grow whiskers with full bloom expected August 8 through 12. The plan is framed as a facial realism exhibit to show early settlers and urban progress, though critics fear mass facial hair could damage certain industries.
A Progress Index report notes France may resist President Hoover's proposed national moratorium on reparations and war debts, signaling possible criticism from other nations. Britain continues payments, while the United States contends with arrears tied to war debts and reparations figures.
The text discusses France’s 96 million annual debt charges used for carrying costs on war damage recovery from 1914 18 and the challenge of finding replacement funds after German reparations. It notes France may accept a moratorium but would endure significant sacrifice and cautions against hasty judgments. It also mentions Sing Sing prisoners forming a baseball team as a light aside.
A compilation of 1931 Democratic primary candidate declarations for Frederick County Virginia offices including State Senate House of Delegates Sheriff Supervisor Commonwealth Attorney Commissioner of Revenue and Treasurer with notes on August 4 primary and candidate pledges to serve and campaign. Named figures include T Russell Cather Jos Genny Boyd R Richards Lother P Fases H E Shull Chas M Rosenberger Floyd M Brill B P Harrison Isaiah C Roe Holmes E McAboy and M Chiles amid district races in Frederick Clarke Winchester Opequon Shawnee Back Creek and Mountain Falls.
Classified notice listing rentals on Stewart Street and another apartment on Loudoun Street with additional ads for sale of a gas stove and building materials from the Dover residence. Contains dates and contact references.
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