Evening Star publication note from Winchester VA
The Evening Star published daily except Sundays by The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia. Harry Flood Byrd publisher. It is entered at the Win, Virginia post office as second class matter. Consolidated with Morning News Rem, The Weekly News, The Weekly, The Weekly Mirror.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
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Virginia
Morning News
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The
Weekly News
the Weekly
Weekly Mirror
Unclear OCR: ambiguous subscription prices
Fragmentary text lists various prepaid rates for durations such as one year six months and three months. The lines are incomplete and lack identifiable organizations or dates. No clear article event or named entities to anchor a proper summary.
Associated Press Copyright Note in News Reprint
A notice states that The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to republication of all AP news dispatches and any local news published, with permissions and rights reserved. This legal disclaimer outlines use restrictions for rebroadcasting and reprinting AP content.
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Associated Press
Bible Thought and Seafaring Imagery Reflected in Verse
A reflective verse piece blends biblical reflection with nautical imagery. It contemplates faith and salvation, the passage of time, and the hope found in prayer while describing a voyage watched from the crow's nest. The closing invocation asks aid to maintain a steadfast masthead view.
VOTE FOR MAPP OR BYRD ON HIGHWAY FINANCING POLICY
Voters weigh Senator Mapp and Senator Byrd on how to fund 1926 and 1927 highway construction. Mapp pledges 25 million dollars with no concrete plan, citing three potential methods gas tax relief bond issues or higher state taxes. Byrd advocates a gasoline tax increase to fund a 20 million dollar building fund plus maintenance and market road construction.
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Mapp
Tor Byrd
Formarket
Senator Byrds Bible Bill Vote Explained
Clifton Forge Times discusses Senator Byrd and his negative vote on the Bible bill. The piece argues his stance reflects opposition to rushed passage, notes debates over school prayer in public schools, and defends Byrd as acting within Senate rules. It cites attendance and party dynamics while defending Byrd’s actions as prudent.
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Byrd
Tion
Congress
F. Byrd
al Assembly
House of Delegates
Senate
Senator Byrd and Mapp in political blame game
The piece argues it is unfair to single out Senator Byrd for political defeats while others in the General Assembly avoid similar scrutiny. It notes Mapp’s shifting positions on fees and salaries, defends Byrd’s voting record, and urges fair treatment under a Golden Rule approach. The author laments the political culture of apologies and notes the timing of legislative rushes before adjournment.
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Mapp
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General Assembly
Senator Byrd
Contrasts Byrd and Mapp on Fees
The Staunton Evening Leader contrasts gubernatorial candidates Byrd and Mapp on the fee problem. It notes Virginia fee officers benefited from a 1920 cost of living rise and a legislative push to raise fees, a move later not fully considered by the Legislature as a whole.
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Mapp
Byrd
Senator Mapp
Senate
Commonwealth
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Friends of Fee
Virginia
Rippling Rhymes About the Arctic's Grim Dread
A verse portrait of the North Pole as a shapeless, lifeless expanse, where dead bones dot the windswept ice and polar bears may feast on any who perish. Yet bold explorers chase glory amid voiceless solitudes, laughing at danger.
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North Pole
Local Wholesale and Retail Market Prices Listing
Daily market update shows wholesale quotes for spring chicken broilers mixed feed hay and hogs with retail prices including old hens and spring chickens. The document includes several garbled lines but identifies LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET and LOCAL RETAIL MARKET with price figures such as 45.00 for a 12 pound sour and 10.00 in retail entries amid typographical errors.
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Star
Winchester Gas Ads Push Smokeless Coke Fuel
Winter fuel warnings target North Dakota households urging immediate purchase of coke to beat winter shortages. Offers $7 per ton delivered or $6.50 per ton in 25 ton lots with cash discount of 50 cents per ton, claiming coke equals coal in cost and cleanliness. Encourages storage before November 1 to ease supply strain.
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Jay
W. L. Hollis
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