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A historical notice summarizes post office second class status and consolidated newspapers The Evening Star The Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly from King Co Winchester with subscription rates by mail and carrier for various advance periods Including one month three months six months and one year and notes Associated Press rights and local news use.
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Evening Star King Co
Winchester
Bible Verse Excerpt Encourages Faithful Trust
A prayer and quotation from Romans 8 28 affirm that all things work together for good for those who love God called according to His purpose. The speaker seeks daily comfort and strength through prayer to God.
Germany Ratifies Young Plan and Reparations Accord
Germany ratified the Young plan easing postwar reparations, fixing annual payments for 59 years totaling about 24 billion dollars. Britain France Italy Belgium and Japan accept, while the United States does not join the debt deal. The Reichstag vote signals Germany will be largely sovereign though burdened by foreign oversight and occupation costs. President Hoover sought congressional approval of the U.S. agreement on American troops and minor adjustments.
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Washington Post
Germany
Reichstag
Paris
Hague
Geras
German Federal Railways
S. Parker
Gil Parations
Genera’ N Young
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Japan
United States
Hoover
Congress
The Machine and the Working Man
Dr. Julius Klein argues that automation does not threaten workers as higher automotive output expands related jobs. He notes more auto mechanics and service facilities despite factory employment declines, and cites growing traffic and tourism as evidence of continued opportunity in the economy.
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Roanoke World News
Julius Klein
Klein
Industry outlook promises growing highway service and jobs
Dr. Klein notes highway 11 service will expand with more food refreshments and traction as travel grows. He says factory job cuts open broader opportunities for skilled former workers, hinging on industry initiative and individual thrift.
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Klein
Fire losses in January 1930 would top half a billion yearly
The piece notes January fires could push 1930 losses to over 500 million, compares monthly totals to prior years, and urges conservation of timber. It highlights The National Board of Fire Underwriters January 1930 loss of 42,344,035, calls for careful fire prevention, and cooperation with fire wardens to protect timber resources.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
P R R Proposes Huge Bond Issue for 1930 Budget
The Pennsylvania Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue 60 million dollars in gold bonds to fund 1930 budget needs. The road plans total expenditures of 126.36 million with 98.61 million to be spent in 1930, leaving a carry over to be used later.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
New Plan Aims Cheap Fertilizer at Muscle Shoals
Senator Black urges rapid Senate action on Muscle Shoals legislation shifting focus from hydro electric power to fertilizer production. The plan would complete dam No 3 and run fertilizer plants No 1 and 2 for private lease at $1 yearly while government power is supplied, with a price cap to limit manufacturer profit and wartime requisition and flood control use provisions.
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Muscle Shoals
Senate
Black
Senator Watson
Ator Black
Norris
Nebraska
Dam No. 3
Senator Black
Wilson Dam
New York Fruit Vegetable and Fish Market Ad
A retro market ad lists produce and seafood with prices including grapefruit 15¢ each or 2 for 25¢, large Cal oranges 70¢ a dozen, extra large oranges 80¢, lemons 28¢ per dozen, carrots 19¢ for 4 lbs, herring 18¢ per pound, trout 18¢ per pound, small fresh shad 20¢ per pound, extra large herring 2 lbs 25¢, silver salmon steak 30¢ per pound, halibut steak 30¢ per pound, fresh fillet haddock 30¢ per pound, sweet potatoes, Irish potatoes 55¢ per peck, delivery available, phone 1257.
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Grimes
Titus Nursery, CO
Quotations on Economics and Life from Contemporary Figures
Quotes attributed to Dr Joseph Jastrow and Silas H Strawn circulate as wry commentary on economics and human behavior. The remarks reflect urban lecturing style and the era's humor about money, pride, and public sentiment.
City Nitrate Plant No 2 May Cut Fertilizer Costs
The plant with modern methods yields 50,000 tons fixed nitrogen or about 1,667,000 tons of ordinary fertilizer annually. Continued operation would reduce farmer fertilizer costs by about 7 million dollars each year.
Byrd Declines Claim to New Antarctic Land
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd, fresh from Antarctic exploration and a South Pole flight, says he will not claim the newly found Antarctic land for the United States. He states the land belongs to the world, honors British explorers, and calls his flights scientifically valuable.
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Dunedin
N. Z
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Antarctic
South Pole
United States
Uni
Roald Amundsen
Capt
Scott
Fooy
Matisse First Time Visitor to U.S. on Modernist Tour
Henri Matisse, 66, visiting America for the first time en route to the South Seas. He will serve on the Carnegie Institute jury in Pittsburgh next September, after winning the Carnegie prize in 1927. His son Pierre married Timmy Sattler of Cincinnati last December.
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Richard Maslock
Associated Press
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Henri Matisse
America
South Seas
Gauguin
Matisse
Carnegie Institute
Carnegie
Pierre
Timi” Sattler
Cinnati
Beaux Arts
Paris
Valentine Dudensing
Public Sale Of Farm Personal Property March 18 1930
James M Longerbeam will conduct a public auction at the Poorhouse Farm 212 miles north of Berryville beginning 11 o clock a m on Tuesday March 18 1930. Livestock includes 10 horses and mules 41 sheep 90 hogs and 25 cattle plus farming implements harness and other farm items. Terms: cash under 10 dollars and credit 12 months on good notes. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall with Geo H Levi and W A Bradford clerks.
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Berryville
Dolly
Wynkoop Jack
Toad
Queen
Roan
Dan
Logan
Coly
Lady
Durham
Jersey
James M. Longerbeam
Dunn and Duvall
Geo. H. Levi
W. A. Bradford
Sales Directory March 15 Farm Stock and Household Goods
March 15 late Claude Helves tine farm Berryville stock implements and household goods. March 15 Chas H Harper 303 Fairmont Ave household goods modern and antique furniture. 1 p m March 17 J F Adams Greenspring Va stock implements. March 18 J M Longerbeam Poor House Farm Clarke Co stock implements. March 20 Robert Lewis Carter Farm Berryville stock implements. March 21 Frank V Tilford stock ease. March 22 M M Lynch special commissioner Stonewall District north side Winchester Berryville Turnpike two miles east of Winchester Henry P Busey Farm. March 24 G A Baker admx near Welltown Schoolhouse household goods. March 25 Geo West Rippon W Vat stock implements. March 26 C L Wisecraver Berryville stock Guernsey cattle hogs. March 27 E M Kackley near Crums Church stock implements. April 3 Sam Thomas near Berryville stock sale. April 9 Jones Bros three miles east Berryville 150 dead cattle hogs. April 10 Short Horn Breeders Association Fair Grounds Winchester registered cattle. April 22 Orvill Kackley near Burnt Factory dairy cows heifers.
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G. A. Baker
Admx
Welltown
Berryville
Guernsey
E. M. Kackley
Crums Church S Tock
Sam_ Thomas
Short Horn Breeders’ Association
Fair Goounds
Winchester
Orvill Kackley
Burnt Factory
French statesmen and public life noted in quotes
Quotes from newspapers compare French statesmen favoring progression to premier and comment on changing fashions. Observers in Dallas and Ohio discuss public interest in reading during streetcar commutes and the broader cultural shifts implied.
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Dallas News
Ohio State Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Evening Star
Teem
Lord Our God
N.Y
S. Loudoun St
Joseph Jas
Trow
Chicago
Silas H. Strawn
G. L
Byrd
Brooks
Peptona
Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Athletics
Eric McNair
Joe Boley
A’s
Glenn Liebhardt, Jr
Moderns
U.S
Waynesboro
Virginia
J. Jos. Sullivan
MO. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
Loudoun Street
PHONE
Caldwell’s
Baker’s
cApparel Shop
Loudoun’st
Winchester, VA
Frigidaire
Northern VA. Power Company
Irwin Drug, Co., Inc
North Braddock St
Claude Helvestine
Chas. H. Harper
Fairmont Ave
Adams
Greenspring, Va
Stock, Implements
J. M. Longerbeam
Clarke Co
Robert Lewis
Carter Farm
Frank V. Tilford
Aele
Winchester Printers
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