The Evening Star Co of Winchester
The Evening Star Co of Winchester is noted in records as a local newspaper publisher in the 19th century, with its name appearing in archival listings and advertisements for the Winchester region.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star Co of Winchester is noted in records as a local newspaper publisher in the 19th century, with its name appearing in archival listings and advertisements for the Winchester region.
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The Baltimore Sun notes drought harming crops may raise farm prices but warns farm practice risks with feedstuffs and livestock. It stresses Fire Prevention Week urging year round vigilance and home inspections to prevent fires, citing careless upkeep as a leading casualty cause.
The Richmond News-Leader discusses whether airships should use helium instead of explosive hydrogen. It notes limited helium supply and reports Admiral Moffett urging domestic helium growth to enable safer dirigible construction.
A Petersburg Progress-Index reader argues against using "America" to refer to the United States, citing Dwight W. Morrow's careful language. The letter stresses official designation as United States of America and suggests "Americans" should refer to people of the U S and not imply global ownership of the term.
The Asheville Times reports on farm price trends as forecasted for the coming period. It highlights anticipated shifts in crop and livestock values and notes factors driving price movements.
Charlestown town near West Virginia reports a youth clash between Charles Town and Summit Point youths. A justice’s court ordered about six local boys to attend Sunday school regularly, with another hearing for the Summit Point group. Each boy could choose which Sunday school to attend.
A fragmented passage notes maritime figures opposing a wholesale practice presumed to mislead seafarers. It hints at tensions among crews and local authorities addressing alleged deception.
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