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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1930
Page
4
National Advertising Representatives Devine Corporation operates across New York Des Moines and Chicago coordinating regional ad campaigns for major clients and agencies in the midwestern and eastern markets.
The Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch reviews former Governor Byrd’s critique of federal drought aid as inadequate and impractical. It endorses a comprehensive drought rescue plan calling for federal road funding, state matching, broad job creation, and accessible farmer credits secured by crop mortgages for repayment with minimal delay.
The article discusses farmer suffering from drought and high costs. A proposed plan envisions large federal relief and cash purchases of essentials like fertilizer and feed to lower prices while using existing distribution machinery. Critics warn against expansive federal intervention, but the condition requires action.
An analysis comparing views on women in politics in Britain and the United States. The piece notes male politicians’ bias, discusses early British female politicians, Emily Newell Blair’s stance on feminism, and argues that women influence civilization even as feminism wanes, preserving domestic power.
A Minnesota manufacturer contributes a thousand acres for a home to shelter aged broken down barbers managed by Ree. The plan aims to provide a close shave of support and care in later years.
John Garland Pollard Democratic candidate for Virginia governor speaks in Purcellville while his supporters attend a First Baptist Church service in Winchester. The report notes other regional items including a banking panic on the New York Stock Exchange and a 2 day camp for the First Battalion United States Field Artillery at Rouss Spring Park.
Fragmentary text mentions bands, wives, party life, Methodist Saltre, open between two branches. context unclear and names not fully readable.
A fragmented report notes Germany and Britain in a great war context with U S Supreme Court action on a Virginia debt. It mentions Rev James R, a 26 year missionary in China, elected moderator of the Virginia Presbyterian Synod.
Company I Second Virginia Regiment conducts vigor ous talipaier for additions strankers. A Moonshiner was fined 33000 at Fort Smith AK upon conviction of illegal manufacture of liquor.
Fragmentary text mentions a Hestache at Neurhigt with a 30 minute reference and malaria checks over several days. No identifiable people, organizations, or locations beyond mistyped terms. The passage lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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