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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1924
Page
4
Local newspaper listings show subscription options and pricing for daily and weekly editions. The notice lists Morning News and The Weekly Mirror with rates in advance and notes Associated Press use for republished dispatches.
A R public discussion calls for a complete nonpartisan investigation of the Game Department. Senator Epes and others urge a thorough inquiry to uncover facts, support changes if needed, and restore public confidence in the department.
The notice urges all citizens to register to vote by October 4 as the November election approaches. It outlines eligibility for registration including age, residency, and tax payment, and emphasizes the duty to participate in government. It calls readers to visit the registrar to complete registration.
Fragmentary verse by Walt Mason appears with garbled lines about labor luck prunes and a buck. The readable bits hint at a light humorous piece about earning a buck and fate on a highway.
A narrator laments a bust from a bet and outlines drastic steps to repay debts. He pledges to abandon risky schemes, sell belongings, and even haul junk for luck, vowing to quit crooked tricks and brick-hauling for a steadier future.
Public notice invites asthma sufferers to request a free trial of a method claimed to relieve difficult breathing wheezing and paroxysms without cost. It targets long standing or new cases and urges immediate action by mail coupon with no payment.
In Sino-Japanese era a Christian mission faced danger and delays yet built five churches with 1050 members. Mission schools transformed China, converting temples to modern schools. government pupils and athletic events surged. A key event saw officials praise God as a student athlete foul sparked chaos, quickly restored by authorities.
The author urges a new interdenominational World Bible Congress in China, aiming to establish a high scholarship Bible university near Shanghai. He cites Abraham’s faith and calls for united prayer, funding, and leadership from multiple denominations amid a push to coordinate Bible organizations worldwide.
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during the illness and death of our husband and father Evan P Creswell and for the beautiful flowers. By his wife and children.
The Rev. Wythe Leigh Kinsolving, former assistant rector of St George's New York and brother of two bishops, offers to serve a Virginia church at 1800 dollars a year, claiming bargains compare with 2400 elsewhere. He hails from Virginia and is one of four churchmen brothers.
A U S Department of Agriculture report from Martinsburg West Virginia notes light demand and dull trading with few sales. Prices shown include Beauties 5.00, Jonathans 5.00, and Wolf River 5.00 with limited regional variations and early delivery sales. Markets in Benton Harbor Michigan and New York areas report light haulings and very dull demand around Jewish holidays.
Shenandoah Valley Inc will cooperate with the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce on a Five Five Virginia Educational Program. D P Wine secretary writes that state colleges and universities will draft courses on agriculture commerce industry taxation and government to be integrated with the curriculum with endorsement from the State Board of Education. The chamber will organize speakers bureaus in every community to reach Virginians.
Judge Thomas W. Harrison visits Page county and travels to Stanley and Shenandoah. He expresses strong support for the Democratic ticket led by John W. Davis and urges farmers to oppose La Follette, urging an active campaign to win votes across the district.
Iowa Senator Brookhart blasts Dawes as Republican vice presidential candidate. He calls for Dawes resignation and urges the Republican National Committee to act. The dispute follows Brookhart’s charge that Dawes harms the party’s Northwest campaign.
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