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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1933
Page
4
The notice presents daily and Sunday publication details for The Evening Star Winchester and related papers, including subscription prices for mail and carrier services, advertising rates, and display ad deadlines. It notes Associated Press copyright and outlines rates for classifieds, obituaries, and other notices.
A brief notice lists Commonwealth Attorney Jas P Reardon and City Treasurer W A Baker. The text is a religious scripture excerpt following a political line, emphasizing strength and divine support. No further context or events are provided in the readable fragments.
The Cumberland Times reports a record minimum of wildfowl in 1931 with little recovery since. Biologist W. C. Henderson warns imminent risk of near extinction for many ducks if this hunting season is too successful, urging restrictive measures and hunter self-control to preserve future opportunities.
Cincinnati area shows strong tax collection with 92.25 percent of current taxes gathered. Tax bills totaled 12,295,483.67 dollars, while relinquishments reached 11,434,424.34 dollars amid economic strain.
Officials in Hamilton county emphasize business-like handling of funds to reassure taxpayers. The article notes penalties are promptly imposed and public confidence hinges on transparent money management.
A New York Times article notes horses regain role on farms as numbers rebound from 1920s decline. By March 1 this year 15.25 million horses were on farms, with public stockyard receipts up nearly 30 percent year over year, while feed costs and tractor competition are debated in the farm economy.
The Fairfax Herald urges every Democratic citizen to vote on Tuesday. It portrays Republicans as lacking issues and describes their 1928 victory as a fleeting hope, urging voters to ensure the election results erase any remaining Republican prospects.
Precipitation over the past 24 years ending at 8 am shows November to date none and year to date 35.60 inches. The Winchester Laboratory 20 year record lists average annual precipitation 84.53 inches and monthly amounts January 23.6, February 2.0, March 27.0, April 31.1, May 37.3, June 38.1, July 34.5, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 22.5, December 2.37 inches.
One year ago Mrs. John Hay Whitney planned to send a string of horses from Llangollen to the Madison Square Garden Horse Show. Mrs Martha Louisa Tapscott 78 died at her Clarke County home. Samuel Insull placed in custody in Greece. Prediction in Virginia that Roosevelt would carry 43 states. Midnight fire damaged Bickers Motor Co plant causing about 4000 dollars in losses.
G Oliver Snapp, a local merchant, was held up choked and beaten. A suspect was captured the next day. Governor Byrd to close the Colonial Theatre. A recruiting station opened in the Post Office. Willis Corbin electrocuted by live wire at Shenandoat works. Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Co. in the morning.
A half page ad from Shenandoah Valley National Bank shows a crowded lobby amid the Golden Harvest Apple season. Pennsylvania Railroad plans an excursion through the Cumberland Valley to Winchester. Captain George B. Roszel receives official congratulations from the Third Corps Area commander for aiding organized reserves recruitment.
Fifteen years ago readers were urged to build savings as Farmers and Merchants National Bank ran an advertisement. Philip Williams was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Army Air Corps in San Antonio Texas. Corporal James Overton McNeal died in France from pneumonia as relatives learned. American forces advanced toward Sedan crossing the Meuse during the war.
Lippman argues the NRA must align with the spirit of Congress. He surveys Sections 3 A and 7 A on codes and collective bargaining, Section 4 licensing, and warns the administration’s blanket codes threaten the act. He credits a long term vision but urges revision to avoid centralization and harm to recovery.
In Tropica Beach Lizetta Boyd pursues Stuart Logan with a bold bet that she can win his love in six months. Their Havana tour and a late night drive deepen their mutual attraction amid distractions from Marion Patricia and Terrance as intrigue swirls around Pedro and a missing Spaniard. The pair escape to a starry tropics night for a private, promising moment.
Louis Kirstein of Boston has been elected chairman of the NRA industrial advisory board in Washington, succeeding Walter C. Teagle who resigned along with four other members as part of a board rotation policy.
Police guard Detroit's Fagle Tool and Die plant and other factories after a riot by striking workers. The raid damaged property worth several thousand dollars and injured five men. Six suspects were arrested, including former worker Kud Suano, identified as ringleader.
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