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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1932
Page
5
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Special Commissioners announce public auction of the equity in two Frederick County Virginia tracts totaling about 536 acres near Timber Ridge and Gore station. sale to satisfy a lien of 8476.60 from Federal Land Bank. sale set for March 15, 1932 at 11 am in Winchester. Terms: one third cash, balance in two yearly installments with bonds and deed of trust.
A fragmented passage argues on Americanism and land resources with prejudiced commentary about racial groups and mentions rule by the people tied to an implied favored group. It reflects biased rhetoric without clear event details or structured report.
Washington society leader Mrs. Granville Fortescue and her son-in-law Lieutenant Thomas Massie face murder charges in Honolulu over the killing of a Hawaiian youth accused of attacking Mrs. Thalia Massie. The arrest and high profile case drew intense public attention.
Feminine members of the Staunton Fire Department request the August parade tied to the Virginia State Firemen meet not exceed two miles. Winchester will be advertised in the Blue Book of Southern Progress, per the Chamber of Commerce. Scene includes Clarke county horse fanciers heading to the Grand National in England and notes on churches, cedar cuts in Frederick county, and local historical recollections.
A big public patriotic meeting has been called for City Hall tomorrow night to express a vote of confidence in President Wilson. Shenandoah Valley Academy basketball lost to Cumberland High School 34 to 33. Local painter and contractor Lewis N. Miller has died.
The article cites Hull House defining its object as a center for higher civic and social life. It aims to institute and maintain educational and philanthropic enterprises and to investigate and improve conditions in Chicago’s industrial districts.
The excerpt notes Constantine issuing the edict of Milan granting Christians and others freedom to follow any religion. It reflects on how easily affections can be alienated and the lasting impact of early religious liberty concepts.
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