Evening Star Publication Notice Summary
The Evening Star announces its posting status in Winchester Virginia as a second class matter. The paper is published daily except Sundays by The Evening Star Publishing Co. and combines with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Winchester
The
Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Subscription Rates For Various Prepaid Periods
The notice lists prepayment options by Mall for one year six months three months and one month in advance. Carrier subscriptions are offered for one year ix months three months and one month with prices shown as four fifty two twenty five one twenty ten.
Associated Press Rights Notice Footnote
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatches and local news published in this paper. All use of AP content is reserved and republication is governed by its copyright policies.
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Fumber
Associated Press
Bible Thought and Prayer for a Priceless Heritage
A brief devotional urges parents to have children memorize daily Bible selections as lasting heritage. It cites Isaiah 2 2 open door passage and calls for prayer for open hearts to welcome all nations through the Lord's house.
Swanson Attacks Tammany In Radio Address
U S Senator Claude A Swanson criticized Tammany Hall as corrupt and linked it to NYC political scandals contrasting Smith Hoover support with Tammany's history. He cited Tweed Vare and past investigations, urging purification by Republicans and Democrats alike.
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United States
Claude A. Swanson
Tammany
Alfred E. Smith
New ‘Ik Times
Samuel J. Tilden
New York
Tweed
Penidentiary
Se Swanson
Samuel Tilden
Dougherty
Senate
Hoover
Smith
Vare
Pennsylvania
Hard Judge Sentences Two Women in Mann Act Case
Federal Judge E Y Webb in Charlotte sentenced two women to a year and a day in the penitentiary to reform them, citing bad influence and crowded reform facilities. One defendant was Mrs B J St Clair of Danville, convicted with her husband for Mann act violation.
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Danville
E. Y. Webb
Charlotte
N. C
B. J. St. Clair
State courts see better outcomes with individualized probation reviews
The text argues that probation trials improve justice, noting that evaluating each offender’s case leads to fair treatment. It emphasizes that state courts benefit when cases are studied and understood before judgment.
Height and Personality in New York City Schools
A New York City school board reportedly bars women under five feet from teaching, arguing height reflects personality. The column mocks the idea and questions height limits for teachers, noting famed leaders were short and pondering a six-foot ceiling for hires. An American expedition seeks Atlantis, and diving suit makers prepare for mass production.
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New York City
Napoleon
Lord Nelson
New York Board
Eit
New York School Board
Atlantis
Anti Beetle Golfers A Nation Bouts Beetle Plague
The Japanese beetle remains a major problem despite quarantine and five imported parasites. Agriculture officials report extensive spending to control the pest that damages grapes plums cherries raspberries corn beans beets carrots shade trees golf courses and pastures. If golfers nursery men fruit growers and vitamin enthusiasts unite the beetle may yet fail to prevail.
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Department of Agriculture
Bloomery Notes Fill The Community Page
Bloomery West Virginia reports weekend visits and travels as residents and families welcome births and illness updates. Local residents like G. E. Johnson, Omps, Hite, Leith, Largent and Herron are mentioned with travel, nursing duties, camping trips, car trades, and a healing arm injury update.
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Bloomery
W. Va
G. E. Johnson
R. E. Omps
Winchester
R. C. Peacemaker
Molly Hite
J. D. Hite
Ira Giffin
Capon Bridge
Naomi Largent
Verdie Leth
George Johnson
S. J. Largent
Will Bradfield
Clarence
Albert Bradfield
Austin Leith
Arthur Eisner
Willie Leith
Pauline
Beatrice Hawkins
Permish Walker
Smith Leith
J. D. Leith
R. H. Omps
Charles
Irma
Verde Leith
Mary Largent
Glenna Place
Forks of Capon
Grover Leith
Northcraft
Harry Herron
Washington, Pa
Hazel Herron
Davis
Keyser
Bardane
Baltimore
Harley Clark
Retha Largent
P. W. Loy
Viola Hardy Visits Miss Strobridge in Greenspring
Viola Hardy spent Tuesday night with Luella Strobridge. Raymond Kirk and wife with daughter stay with Kirk's parents in Greenspring. FE Nagley and children visited Nathan Shirley household in Smithfield.
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Greenspring
Viola Hardy
Luella Strobridge
Raymond Kirk
Sore Throat Relief Promise with Thoxine Ad
An old advertisement touts Thoxine as instant relief for sore throat and coughs. It claims internal action without choleroform or iron, safe for the family, with a money back guarantee. Sold at Baker's and other drug stores.
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Baker’s
Social visiting at the Strobridge home Misses Fries and Hardy guest list
Visitors at Mr and Mrs H H Strobridge’s Tuesday night included Grace Fries Viola Hardy Arthur Strawderman Melvin Davis Curtis Keller Peter Martin Edgar Sherman Seymour Whetzel Ray Fries Raymond Berlin Webber Also Golda Funkhouser of Rock Oak West Virginia visiting sister Mrs Earl Fries Earl Fries and daughter Betty stayed with Mrs Fries’ parents in Rock Oak over the weekend.
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H. Strobridge
Grace Fries
Viola Hardy
Arthur Strawderman
Melvin Davis
Curtis Keller
Peter Martin
Edgar Sherman
Seymour Whetzel
Ray Fries
Raymond
Berlin Webber
Golda Funkhouser
Rock Oak
W. Va
Earl Fries
Little
Betty
Sergeant’s Sale of Buick and Essex Vehicles in Winchester
By judgment of the Corporation Court, on Saturday October 13, 1928 at 2 19 a. m. a Buick touring car motor No 547102 and an Essex coach motor No 263442 will be sold for cash in front of the Court House. Lee Barr City Sergt Winchester Va.
Market Report Returns Mixed Prices Across Local and Baltimore Markets
The Star lists wholesale figures with notes on typographical errors and daily corrections. Local wheat corn and feed prices appear alongside eggs butter and poultry rates, while Baltimore wholesale quotes show hogs chickens sheep and pigs with varied cents per pound values.
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Star
Eeeweperes
Washington Dies at Leroy Home After Ill Health
William Washington died at his Leroy New York home on Friday after ill health. Born in Algue New Mexico, he moved to Leroy Clarksburg West Virginia to pursue business. He retired a year ago. He leaves a widow Elsie Gilson of Clarksburg and a sister in Charles Town. Burial followed at Zion Episcopal Church.
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Ington
Leroy
N. Y
Algue
N. M
Leroy Clarksburg
W. Va
Christine Washington
Walter Washington
Charles Town
Washington
Charles ‘Town
Richard B. Washington
Elsie Gilson
Clarksburg
Zion Episcopal Church
Daughter of Late William F. Hottel Dies In Arkansas
Friends recall Mrs. Bryan N. Gist as Miss Della Hottel daughter of the late William F. Hottel of this city who died in Arkansas after a long illness.
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William F. Hottel
Arkansas
Bryan N. Gist
Della Hottel
Funeral Rites At Charles Town For J A Washington
John Augustine Washington, 38, a descendant of Charles Washington and relative of George Washington, was buried yesterday in Charles Town. The town was laid out by Charles Washington.
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Charles Town
J. A. Washington
John Augustine Washington
Charles Washington
George Washington
Charles Wash
Public sale of valuable flouring mill and store room
Special commissioners and a trustee sell at public auction two parcels at Stephens City Frederick County Virginia. Parcel One a store room lot occupied by B A Gordon. Parcel Two a steam flouring mill on the B and O Railway. Sale at noon September 15 1928 then postponed to October 13 1928. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in one and two years with bonds and Deed of Trust. Located in Winchester Virginia in front of the County Court House.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
People Bank Va
Stephens City
County Court House
Winchester
B. A. Gordon
James P. Reardon
Harry R. Kern
James P.reardon
Frederick
Peoples Bank
Stephens City Steam” Flouring Mills
I. Blanche EB. Noonan
Blanche E. Noonan
Family notices death at Edgweood near Lexa Ark
The family home Edgweood near Lexa Ark. September 8 after an illness of nearly three years. Besides her husband she leaves one son Thomas Hottel Gist one daughter Mrs Morse K Upshaw both of Helena Ark and two stepsons Bryan Gist Jr and Charles Gist also of Helena.
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Edgweood
Lexa
Ark
Thomas Hottel Gist
Morse K. Upshaw
Helena, Ark
Bryan Gist, Jr
Charles Gist
Helena
Aa River Name Means Water in Europe
The sentence notes that Aa is the most common river name in Europe and translates to water. No additional context or events are provided.
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Europe
Market turmoil shadows 1933 campaign efforts
A fragment from a Kansas City dispatch notes concern over the 1933 campaign and uneasy market conditions. Police value a runner’s cargo at about $500, signaling tension and possible disruption amid political activity.
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Lolis News
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