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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1930
Page
5
A wartime style critique accuses the Republican Party of misleading farmers about farm relief. It argues surpluses and tariffs worsened conditions since 1920, citing lows in agricultural prices, the Smoot-Hawley tariff, and failed relief efforts. The piece asserts continued harm to agriculture and calls for honest leadership.
At the Capitol Theatre tonight between shows a Clany lace spread will be presented by the nurses home of Winchester Memorial Hospital. All interested persons are invited to be present. Major Minnesota crops for the year total 406,882,000 bushels per federal statis tician in St Paul.
H. V. Knight of Richmond and R. R. Stripling edited a new history of Historic and Scenic Old Virginia highlighting the Shenandoah Valley. The volume preserves narratives around Winchester and Massanutten with numerous half tone illustrations and notes on Valley lore, include mention of explorer Spotswood and birthplace of Woodrow Wilson.
Real estate listing for a 175 acre farm located 1 mile southeast of Capon Bridge off Winchester road. 150 acres tillable with machinery, 25 acres timber, improved by a two room house with foundation for nine rooms, good spring. Personal property includes two Percheron mares, harness, cow, four sheep, corn, hay, plows and related items. SYLVESTER S. KELLEY.
The State Corporation Commission orders a hearing on November 18, 1930 at 10 00 AM in Richmond concerning McCoy's Transfer Incorporated requesting a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate freight service between Winchester and Roanoke Virginia. The applicant must serve a certified copy of the order on all carriers on the route and publish public notice for two consecutive weeks in a local newspaper.
The court orders reference to a Master Commissioner to report on Dorotha Ruble and Holly Ruble property including ownership, rents, lien priorities, unpaid taxes, and other pertinent matters. A hearing is set for November 20, 1930 in Winchester Virginia, with creditors urged to file claims and attend. The notice also details nonresident defendants required to appear and a published notice in Evening Star.
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