Classified Advertising Rates and Deadlines
Advertising terms include 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum and 3.50 memorial charges for four stanzas. Cards of Thanks at 75 cents. Display ads with borders due by 10 AM on publication day at 42 cents per inch with contract rates on request. National reps listed in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.
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Devine - Tenney Corp
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
News Service A P Credit Notice
A brief notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all news dispatches and legal notices published in the paper. The statement reinforces AP as the sole source for reprinting such material.
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Associated Press
Christ for All All for Christ Tod Hay Water Sight
A religious notice quotes Micah 6 8 urging acts of justice mercy and humility. The text centers on a call to live according to biblical requirements and reflects a faith community message.
Carter Glass praised as statesman in national and editorials
The Daily Progress recalls editorials praising Senator Carter Glass for his steadfastness and independence. The New York Times lauds him as a free, unbending public servant unbowed by popularity or political pressure. He opposed the Patman bonus bill and warned against seeking popularity over right action.
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Charlottesville
Daily Progress
Carter Glass
Roosevelt
Glass
New York Times
Virginia
the Times
Senate
Patman
National Institution of Social Sciences
Tourists Thrive On Skyline Drive In Shenandoah Day
Visitors from seven states filled Skyline Drive as Culpeper hotels and restaurants stayed busy. Skyland hosted many travelers for lunch while Virginians promoted the park the Shenandoah National Park project moved forward led by W. E. Lee and the State Development Commission with significant help from Mr. Car.
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Culpeper
Shenandoah National Park
Skyland
National Park
Virginia
Car
Three Quiz Answers From Historical Figures and Texts
The excerpt lists three trivia items. John J. Montgomery built the gull monoplane in 1884 as the first in the Ans. The Bible and New Testament are distributed in over 25 million copies annually. Oliver Cromwell ruled England between 1649 and 1658 as a commoner.
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Ans
John J. Montgomery
England
Oliver Cromwell
Hoover Era Sparks Blue Ridge Road Boost and Skyline Drive Fame
The former President Herbert Hoover established a camp in the Blue Ridge area prompting an improved highway from Criglersville to the Rapidan Camp. Virginia built the cliffside road by the Highway Department to ease travel to the mountain residence, naming the route Hoover Road. The Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive promise growing tourist interest with seasonal views across the Shenandoah Valley and Rappahannock Valley.
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Herbert Hoover
Blue Ridge Mountains
Criglersville
Rapidan Camp
Virginia Highway Department
Culpeper
Madison
Hoover
Bethel Church
Haywood
Shenandoah National Park
Shenandoah Valley
Valley
Rappahannock
Different Democracies Contrast Monarch and President Power
The piece compares George V as a symbolic king with a U S president bound by term limits. It argues that democracy rests in public attitude toward government rather than in structure, noting Britain and the United States as the two greatest democracies and highlighting how power stems from citizen stance.
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George V
United States
British Empire
United States seeks South American aid to end war
One year ago the United States urged Argentina Brazil Chile and Peru to cooperate to end warfare in South America. Ramon Grau San Martin, former president of Cuba, faints at a large Havana demonstration on his return. Republicans press a reciprocal tariff bill in the Senate, not deterring Democratic hopes. Government plans aid for Park mountain folk with a 10 acre lot. cooking school closes its fourth session with Beatrice Cooper winning a gas range and Mrs Burgess a radio set.
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United States
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Peru
Ramon Grau San Martin
Cuba
Havana
Senate
Dr. R B Snapp Elected VSDA President in Richmond
Five years ago Dr. R B Snapp was elected president of the Virginia State Dental Association at its 61st convention in Richmond. W S Hough notes the final fruit spraying for codling moth should occur around May 19. Supervisors and council meet to discuss building a new jail. Edward T Hill, Kiwanis Lt Governor, praises newspapers for efficient news gathering.
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R. B. Snapp
Virginia State Dental Association
Richmond
W. S. Hough
Edward T. Hill
Kiwanis Club
Capital District
Byrd Campaign Stop Draws Petersburg Support
H. F. Byrd is greeted by many friends in Petersburg on his way to Richmond for governor campaign. European debtors owing 8 billion to the United States urged to settle now. Winchester receives 300000 coins as her share in Confederate Memorial half dollars aiding Stone Mountain Memorial completion. Kentucky Derby field of 25 colts announced as crowds expected near 100000.
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H. F. Byrd
Petersburg
Richmond
United States
Winchester
Astronomical Events and Clerical Election Highlight Era
Twenty five years ago a total lunar eclipse and Halley’s comet drew interest for astronomers. Reverend Dr. Collins Denny of Winchester was elected bishop at the M E Church South conference in Asheville North Carolina. Dr B Clark Hyde was found guilty of murdering his wife's uncle Thomas Harpe who left them a $100000 in his will.
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Collins Denny
Winchester
M. E. Church, South
Asheville
N. C
B. Clark Hyde
Kansas City
Thomas Harpe
Rainfall totals and averages from Winchester records
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ended 8 a m shows none. May to date 1.81 inches, year to date 13.10 inches. Average yearly rainfall from 22 years of Winchester Laboratory records is 34.61 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.35, February 1.94, March 2.81, April 2.16, May 3.88, June 3.60, July 2.39, August 3.35, September 2.43, October 2.90, November 2.51, December 2.30 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Wit and Wisdom Satirical Fragments From The Star
Observations and quips on wealth poverty and politics. Jokes compare conservatives with lamped experience and ostrich marriages. Mixed lines touch hunger relief higher debt and cultural humor through popular phrases and a joking toast to The Star.
Lovers and Loyalties Amid Shanghai Harbor Farewell
Lieutenant Valentine Preston, bound for Shanghai, looks to renewed romance with childhood friend Janice Edding as Brad Norris sails with family to the United States. Interwoven pasts reveal Navy corps bonds, ambition for Paris duty, and a fateful river voyage.
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Valentine Preston
China
Shanghai
Goodby
Janice Edding
United States
Machine Shop Pledge Cuts Waste to Save Customers
A skilled plant and personnel guarantee efficient machine shop work with a Waste Not Charge Not rule. Savings in materials and operations are passed to customers as lower costs.
Scout Leaders Plan Court of Honor at George Washington Hotel
Scouting leadership met Tuesday in the Scout office to set the Court of Honor for Friday May 31 at 7 30 p m in the George Washington Hotel. The Soft Ball League will include Scout Troops 1 3 and 21 as part of the summer program. Memorial Day events place 4 000 flags on graves at the National cemetery May 29 with removal May 30. June 5 4 000 Confederate flags at Stonewall Cemetery and June 6 color guard duties and programs.
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Scout Office
George Washington
The
National Cemetery
Stonewall Cemetery
Scout
Washington
Mexico
Senor Gorge Nunez
Frank Horton
Winchester
Final Rites At Wawel For Pilsudski In Krakow
Mourners gathered in Krakow as Joseph Pilsudski first marshal of Poland was laid to rest in Wawel Castle Cathedral. The funeral processional marked by the ringing zygumt bell and torches flaring along the route reflected national sorrow for the renowned Polish leader.
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Krakow
Poland
Joseph Pilsudski
Wawel Castle
Russia
Public sale of house and lot in Winchester Virginia
Special Commissioner will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Court House on Saturday June 8 1935 at 12 M. the one half acre parcel with dwelling near Opequongee adjoining Cartwell Miller and others. Terms one third cash day of sale and the balance in two equal yearly installments with bonds and deed of trust, insured buildings. J M Steck Special Commissioner. Co Brannon Clerk. Duvall Dunn Auctioneers.
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J. B. Singhass
R. M. Wisecarver
Winchester
Opequongee
T. K. Cartwell
Figures of Polish noblemen in historic costumes
Figures of Polish noblemen, who donned historical costumes, joined the procession to the cathedral. The solemn chanting of the clergy added impressiveness to the scene.
Estate administration suit in Frederick County court
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County on April 26 1935 Harry R Kern Jr administrator of Charles Strange deceased sues Cornelia Strange and others to determine if Charles Strange died testate or intestate and to interpret the will if any. Defendants unknown heirs are ordered to appear within ten days and notice published in Winchester Evening Star for four weeks with copies mailed to listed addresses.
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Circuit Court
County OF
Frederick
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Charles Strange
Cornelia Strange
Frank Strange
John Strange
Pine Strange
Louisa Jackson
Betty Jackson
Kate Jackson
Sumner Jackson
Mary 4
Arles Strange
Virginia
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
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Scott
R. J. Scott
Germina Rempensky
Ina
Osterreich
Staveler
Austria
Dollfuss
Central Press Association
Hitler
Europe
Storm Ae
Belle Burns
Gromer
Noday
Manila
Val
Army and Navy Club
States
Jan
Academy
Mim
Jay
Brad
Taft
Eddings
Brad Norris
Naval Academy
Severn
Mediterranean
Paris
Deering
Department
Front Royal
Snapp Foundry
Iie
N.cameron
Winchester,va
Victor
Acme
Quarty
Baker’s Drug Store
Sirbaugh
Eugene B. Cooper
Larry Baker
Wolf Patrol
Merlin Bly
Bobby Green
Men’s Athletic Club
Izzy
Wawel
Pilsudski
J. M. Steck
Co. C. Brannon
Duvall & Dunn
Brannon
Harrison& Harrison
Kern & Kern, P
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
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