Evening Star publication note and history
The Evening Star published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia. It is bantered at the Winchester post office as second class matter and consolidated with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Local AP Dispatch Rights Clarified for Republishing
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all AP dispatches not credited to another source and to local news published by the paper. This statement outlines the distribution and credit rules governing AP content within the publication's pages.
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Virginia Democrats Back National Campaign With Local Donations
Reported contributions from Virginians to the last national campaign total nearly $31,000 before the election with more sent afterward to cover shortfalls. The funds, raised primarily through local Democrats, reflect a broader pattern of generous support across the state as part of party efforts.
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Bond dispute narrows road issue in Virginia campaign
The Altavista Democrat and rival bond advocates clash over the road bonds stance in the gubernatorial race. Senators Cool Vick and Godrick publicly urge soft pedaling the bond question while pledging support for Mapp, Moore, and Byrd, and the paper laments partisan strife amid calls for a pay-as-you-go or bond approach.
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Altavista Democrat
Cautton
Virginia
Cool‘Vick
Godrick
Mapp
Democrat
Moore
Byrd
Lynchburg
Machine and anti machine clash in Virginia politics
In Henry County Virginia a local bulletin decries the persistent split between so called machine and anti machine factions within the state Democratic leadership. It questions how voters can judge candidates like Senator Mapp and Senator Godrick amid factional labels, arguing the dispute diverts focus from real state issues.
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Henry County
Staate Democratic
Mouthng Ag
Godrick
Tor Bovernor
Senator Mapp
Neck of the Woods
Mapp
Campaign financing faces road growth clash over bond plan
The debate centers on funding road construction with pay as you go or a bond issue. Critics say bond funding is needed to meet rising construction demand, while supporters push for a pay as you go approach.
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Mapp
Three Would Be Governors In Virginia Race
South Boston Virginia citizens discuss three prominent Virginians seeking the governorship. Har ry Flood Byrd and C Lee Moore present clear contrasts on road funding and policy while G Walker Mapp faces scrutiny for a mixed pay as you go and bond platform. Voters await explicit programs before the election.
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Virginia
Richmond
Harry Flood Byrd
Democratic Executive Committee
C. Lee Moore
G. Walker Mapp
Fachor
Tha
Maryland
West Virginia
North Carolina
Byrd
Moore
Mapp
Hampton Roads to the Mountains Automobile Caravan
The Travelers Protective Association outlines a Norfolk to Staunton motor caravan plan. The event aims to promote travel and tourism along the route, with members assembled in Norfolk before proceeding to Staunton.
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Norfolk Ledger
Hampton Roads
Travelers Protective Association
Norfolk
Staunton
Occa
Virginias sectional lines at stake in Staunton plan
The article urges cross state cooperation for the Shenandoah National Park project and regional development. It promotes Hampton Roads delegation efforts into the Shenandoah Valley to erase sectional lines, noting national park support and Travelers Protective Association backing as steps toward unity.
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Newport News
Staton
Highway Commission
Virginia
Shenandoah National Park
Hampton Roads
Aisothor Spottswood Knights of the Horseshoe
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Travelers Protective Association
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in Punktown satire
A humorous verse from Walt Mason lampoons a local resident Jasper Brown and his alfalfa beard. It imagines town charm vanishing as visitors mock a crimson beak and jokes about enforcing propriety while outsiders assess Punktown under Volstead era scrutiny.
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Jasper Brown
Hackensack
Nome
Punktown
Leghorn Chicks Eggs For Sale By H M Seabright
Prize winning English white Leghorns for sale and viewing. Chicks and eggs available. Stock advertised by H. M. Seabright located at 4 Be Cork Street. Phone 378 W.
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H. M. Seabright
Cork St
Byrd Favored In Surry County For Governor
Daily Press dispatch notes Surry County backing for Harry Byrd in the governor race Based on Sid Barham clerk of courts estimate Byrd could win about 75 percent of the county vote Feb 26 visitors from Newport News and Williamsburg toured the courthouse and viewed early 16th century court records Barham is J Barham’s brother and Newport News Corporation Court judge’s kin
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Surry County
Harry Byrd
Sid Barham
Surry
Byrd
Newport News
Williamsburg
Captain Jester
Scotland Wharf
Jamestown
Pb Barham
J. Barham
Corporation
Gui
Dawes Sees Calm Senate Morning After Outbreak
Vice President Dawes spent a quiet Senate morning with galleries crowded and lines outside the chamber. He surveyed opening day fireworks, requested standard motions, and offered no new ideas, while earlier critics appeared mollified by formal actions taken.
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Dawes
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Special Program At Market Street Church
A special program of services is planned at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow. At 11 oclock Mrs William F McDowell wife of Bishop McDowell will address the congregation for the twenty fifth anniversary of the Woman s Foreign Missionary Society. The church school meets at 945 am with a growing program for children. Evening services at 715 pm feature a musical organ program by Mrs Raymond Rosenberger and a contemplative pre service meditation. The pastor will preach The Personal Christ and a pageant titled The Way a Japan program will be shown next Friday at 8 pm.
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Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
William F. McDowell
Bishop McDowell
Washington Area
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Raymond Rosenberger
Ann
Japan
J. Luther Neff
Baptist Church Sunday Services Actively Held
Bible school at 95450 B P T and 6730, worship with preaching by Rev H P Hoskins at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Morning sermon The Master Is Come evening The Mystery of the Prodigal Son concludes the parable study amid questions about the elder son symbol.
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Bible School
H. P. Hoskins
First Baptist Church
Cork Street
Prodigal Son
Evangelistic Meeting at Mt Hoskins Begins March 29
The church plans a two week evangelistic meeting starting March 29 to deepen prayer and devotion for soul winning. W H Mc Knee will serve as soloist and song leader.
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Mt. Hoskins
W. H. McKnee
Rosenberger Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Virginia Orndorff spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Olive Snapp at Fawcett's Gap. Ella Bowman visited Mr and Mrs N K Larrick Tuesday. Pearl Brill returned home after visiting relatives at Gore. Clayton Brill visits his father and sister. G H Ritenour of Stephens City in the area on business. Mildred Clowser weekend guest of Mr and Mrs J T Rosenberger at Hayfield. Sharley family moving toward Winchester. Fawcett spent Wednesday with G I Frye. Misses Jessie Anderson and Denta Mellwee, Chambersville teachers, spent weekend with Miss Mellwee. Theodore Haines, Vivian Creswell, and Leo Clowser called on Hollis Clowser Sunday evening.
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Theodore Haines
Vivian Creswell
Leo Clowser
Hollis Clowser
Dissolution of partnership between J W Baker and W F Shryock
By mutual consent the partnership operating in Winchester Virginia is dissolved as of today. General insurance business will be conducted in the future by J W Baker at the corner Braddock and Water Street. Signatures J W Baker and Wilmer F Shryock dated February 16 1925.
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J. W. Baker
W. F. Shryock
Braddock and
Water Street
Wilmer F
Shryock
Winchester
Imoa
Public Sale of Packard Automobile in Winchester Va
By virtue of an execution in favor of H. C. Browne trading as the Mid City Garage against Ralph Rinker, a Packard seven passenger touring car will be sold at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia Saturday March 7 at 2:00 PM. Terms cash. 2 25 91.
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H. C. Browne
Mid City
Ralph Rinker
County Court’ House
Winchester
Factory Girl One Of The 98 Read The Star
Lititz woman recounts relief from back and side pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says 98 out of 100 women are benefited and urges others to try the remedy, noting it helped her and inviting inquiries from readers.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Charles R. Lang
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