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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star offers various subscription options with annual and multi month terms. National advertising representatives includeDevine Tenney Corporation with offices in New York Des Moines and Chicago.
The statement asserts exclusive AP rights for republication of AP dispatches and locally credited stories, consolidates with Morning News Item, and lists The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror in the publication’s masthead.
A devotional reading centers on Revelation 3 8 and an accompanying prayer praising God the savior. The piece emphasizes keeping faith with little strength and not denying the name.
An analysis by Andrew D. Harmon warns that church colleges are losing influence as state education expands from elementary through graduate levels. He cites shifts toward municipal or alumni controlled systems, competition with junior and state universities, and rising costs. Catholic schools resist by preserving religious instruction, while Protestant institutions face decline unless they maintain endowments and a distinct patronage niche.
The Danville strike began September 29 and despite forbearance the governor sends troops to Schoolfield. The mill has not ejected strikers from houses while President Fitzgerald refuses to meet union leaders. Most strikers have adjusted.
The text notes unrest and discontent over rationing and disorder, with police overlooked issues. It questions why overnight events prompted military deployment and states the public will await an official explanation rather than deem the governor right or wrong.
The piece praises Pennsylvania's deer policy noting 30 000 deer killed this year and license allowances for does. It argues deer numbers exceed pre settlement levels, citing wild mountains as ideal habitat and the sport as a revenue and food source benefiting farmers and hunters alike.
The market listing shows varied pricing for corn, dairy fat, butter, and livestock including heifers, chickens, turkeys, lambs, and hogs. Prices are presented by commodity and category, with notes on feed types and quality grades, reflecting a broad regional trading snapshot.
The piece urges the public to support Christmas seals to fight tuberculosis. It argues attention, work, and money have halved deaths in ten years and improved children’s outcomes, calling for collective effort to defeat the disease and urging purchase of seals.
Iron ore shipments for the 1930 season from the Lake Superior district are expected to total about 47 million tons, reflecting a drop from 1929.
In Frederick County Virginia a circuit court order directs a master commissioner to determine liens and real estate holdings of Harlee Tire Co and related individuals. A notice fixes December 22, 1930, in Winchester for public proceedings and demands creditors prove claims. adjournments possible daily if unresolved.
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on November 17 1930 Gilbert re Lineburg seeks a divorce a mensa or there on desertion and cruelty Myrtle L Lineburg not a Virginia resident must appear within fifteen days to protect her interest. A copy will be published weekly for four weeks in the Evening Star and posted at the courthouse door by December 2 Rule day. Corinne Barnett Deputy Clerk Joseph B Newlin.
California State Automobile Association estimates motorists nationwide will pay about 500 million dollars in gasoline taxes this year. The projection highlights the heavy tax burden on drivers and reflects broader fuel pricing impacts across states.
Washington reports life expectancy rising and infant deaths falling as experts from the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection share findings. The 1929 infant mortality rate is 66.2 per 1000 births, second lowest in U S history, with Hoover aiming to guide nationwide child health and education improvements.
The Frederick circuit hosts morning sermons at 10 and 11 by Rev. Diehl and Rev. Heintze. Mrs A Heintze to share at Epworth at 7 p.m. An 8 p.m. message by Rev Heintze discusses the theme “The Word” and “the Glory of the Lord Has Departed.” Ladies Aid meets Saturday at 2 30 p.m. Round Hill services continue all week. Everyone is invited.
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