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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1921
Page
4
The fragment lists pricing for periods in advance including four dollars for a year two dollars for three months one dollar for one month and four fifty for a year. No names or locations are provided in readable text.
Senator Trinkle spoke in Winchester last Friday night defending Democratic traditions as the foundation of white supremacy in Virginia. He admitted past mistakes, pledged corrections, and called for zero tolerance of graft by any state official. The speech, free of personal slander, cited facts to counter Republican attacks and referenced Colonel Anderson Petear.
Taxpayers in Frederick County are reminded that district taxes are ready for payment. A six percent penalty per annum will be added for delinquency. The notice outlines that penalties apply to unpaid taxes and directs readers to remit promptly.
A Virginia senator defends Democratic governance since 1884, arguing honesty and fiscal growth. He cites 1884 and 1921 state expenditures, education funding, veteran care, roads, and public services, opposing Republican claims of a partisan machine.
Herbert Jenkins thanks the public for kindness shown to his wife and children after her hospitalization. He asks fathers mothers sisters and brothers to offer prayers and help, and hopes for continued support in secret deeds and open reward.
Mr Charles F Green and his family have returned to Cumberland Maryland after being summoned by the serious illness of his sister Mrs Percy Sibert. The article notes his urgent family absence and timely return.
Two brothers build mirrored homes with contrasting spouses. The thrifty wife keeps up their house with steady repairs while the other wife neglects maintenance. After the younger brother dies, funds run out and the careless house is sold for a mere song.
William E. Crow was sworn in as a U S Senator for Pennsylvania after appointment by Governor Sproul to replace the late Knox. He received applause from Republicans and a Pennsylvania delegation filled the galleries to witness the ceremony.
Rev and Mrs Stickley hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs Smith Mrs Hawkins of Tomstown and Mrs A C Moore of Gainesboro. Miss Louisa P Crawford returned from Fauquier County after attending the wedding of Amy Rinker. Dr Frank R Crawford, studying at Johns Hopkins Hospital, spent the weekend in Baltimore.
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