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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1930
Page
3
Social and Personal News outlines submission times for society notes. Mrs Keabelle Miller handles mail between 3 and 4 pm for the following day’s column.
The Petersburg Library Association held its two day annual meeting with a seated luncheon at the Country Club on Saturday. Librarians from Virginia attended as guests. Miss Theresa Hodge served as toastmistress, and 80 covers were set with chrysanthemum decor.
Dr. H. C. Smith of Boyce received word of his brother's serious injuries from an automobile collision in Roanoke Virginia. He left immediately for Roanoke and did not receive further condition reports by this afternoon.
Premier Mussolini told the Fascist council in Rome that a hardening policy is needed against foes at home and abroad. He predicted a united Europe under Fascist rule within two decades, denouncing opposition as moron and saying Fascist doctrine has world-wide reach.
James Ellwood Jones Republican nominee for United States senator from West Virginia was admitted to Mountain State Hospital in Charleston with a kidney ailment. His speaking engagements for today and tomorrow were canceled.
The New York Stock Exchange suspended C Clothier Jones and Company of Philadelphia for insolvency. The main office is in Philadelphia with additional offices in Camden New Jersey Harrisburg Hazelton Lancaster Pottsville Reading Shamokin and Upper Darby Pennsylvania and in New York City.
The New York stock market eased in light turnover with core shares down one to eight points and some regaining losses later. Farm implements remained under pressure as call money renewed at 20 percent. local notables Mrs. John W North Jr and Miss Elizabeth Grim of this city spend week in Baltimore, while Mr Alison B Kline of Middletown registers at George Paullonom Hotel as a dinner guest.
Grain prices on the Chicago Board of Trade show wheat futures down fractionally while corn oats and rye rise. Dec Wheat 78 3 4? Mar 82 3 4 May 83 4 4. Dec Corn 77 Mar 80 May 82. Dec Oats 36 5 March 18 10 May 39 4 Rye Dec 49 March no sales May 54.
A backward land is defined as one where employers pay small wages so they can fund charity for needy workmen.
Special Commissioners announce a public auction in Winchester Va on November 15 1930 at 11 oclock am. The 184 acre farm near Green Spring is timbered with a house barn and out buildings plus 3 roads and 12 square. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two annual installments with bonds deed of trust and insurance.
Dorotha Ruble and Holly Ruble heirs face an order to have a master commissioner appraise property taxes and liens. The October 1930 Virginia circuit decree directs a report on realty, rents, lien priorities, unpaid taxes, and other pertinent matters with a hearing set for November 20 1930 in Winchester.
The article critiques Mr. Garber for supporting a tariff on apples and argues it could harm Virginia growers. It notes English restraint on American apples and predicts broader protection at home and abroad, with references to Baldwin and other nations. The piece discusses import reductions and potential market loss for Virginia apple farmers.
A speaker attacks Garber and the Republican tariff record, blaming higher seeds cement costs and drought impact on duties. He argues for expanded markets and U S trade ambassadors, endorsing Judge Fishburne as the true district representative and urging voters to back him over GOP candidates.
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