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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
4
The Evening Star Mane FLoop published daily except Sunday. Consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News and The Weekly Mirror under Erenima Star Publishing Co Virginia. Details unreadable due to damaged OCR and partial names.
Rates listed for one year six months three months and one month in advance. The figures show pricing per period with no further details or conditions.
The document states AP news dispatches credited to the Associated Press may be republished by Tri Star Publishing and notes communications should go to the publishing office rather than individuals. It emphasizes exclusive use of AP content and local news publishing protocols.
In Alexandria Virginia the Gazette reports General Hays forms a committee of the American party to push a policy of preferring veterans for jobs and credit for time served in the late war. He vows nonpartisan application of this law and calls for equal treatment and accountability rather than political gain. The public will monitor his calls for fairness in enforcing military service credits.
An old advertising fragment presents a seller praising Goosh Brothers soap for wholesome lye and moral merit. A buyer questions the claim and warns of false comparisons, recalling family experience with the brand and a desire to trust a long standing label.
Dr James Francis Sullivan describes iron deficiency as draining physical and mental strength and cites blood examinations for weak patients. He promotes organic Nuxated Iron as a concentrated form equivalent to spinach or beef extracts, claiming rapid blood improvement and energy with a money back guarantee.
Virginia American Legion avoids endorsing appointive candidates under the new administration. The issue risks conflicts with the National Constitution and could place the Legion in an embarrassing position if an appointee later fails. Brunswick Post 0 hosts a community memorial project and a Social with food and dancing.
District 6 teachers urged to form leagues following an inspirational educational conference in Harrison. George W. Guy, executive secretary of the Cooperative Education Association, encouraged the educators to organize and collaborate for improved instruction.
Charles Town native Captain Berkeley W. Moore died in Richmond at 78. He joined the Stonewall Brigade at the start of the Civil War, served as lieutenant of Company K Harper Ferry, then captain, and remained until the war’s end. He practiced law in Montgomery and lived in Charles Town during John Brown’s Harpers Ferry raid witnessing the arrests and executions. He was brother-in-law to Sheriff James W. Campbell who oversaw the executions.
Community notices record visiting friends and relatives in Opequon and nearby areas. Names include E Williams J B Singhass Jesse Carpenter Linden Singhass Georgie Wisecarryer N Burkhart Kate Burkhart Maynard Bayliss and others with Easter and Sunday visit details.
Local residents from Strasburg Berryville and nearby towns visit friends and relatives. Attendees include Miss Goldie Rinker from Washington and Miss Edna Baker from Strasburg. Socials hosted by the Y P C U and United Brethren Church draw about 125 people with pies and lemonade served around eleven.
James P. Reardon trustee announces sale of 1234 acres near Wadesville Frederick County Virginia on April 23 1921 at noon in front of Winchester County Court House. Property includes dwelling barn outbuildings 20 acres of wheat and a good road railway access near a church and school. Terms require one third cash at bidding and the balance in two annual installments at 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. Immediate possession to purchaser.
Notice of public sale at 123 South Main Street on Friday April 1 at 10 a.m. to include household furniture beds springs mattresses dressers washstands tables stands couches chairs rockers mirrors pictures carpets mattings oil cloths fashion furniture lamps crocks and jars cooking utensils quilts and plants metal fire screens and various items. Terms cash. Loker and Dunn auctioneers.
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