Winchester Post Office Notice
Entered at the post office in Winchester Virginia as second class matter. Published daily except Sunday by The Publishing Co of Winchester.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1930
Page
4
Entered at the post office in Winchester Virginia as second class matter. Published daily except Sunday by The Publishing Co of Winchester.
The notice lists mail rates: six months in advance $3.50, three months $1.20, one month $0.30 by carrier 7 cents. Annual in advance $4.50 with six months $2.25 and three months $1.20. National advertising reps are Devine Tenney Corp. in New York Des Moines Chicago.
A standard credit statement from the Associated Press confirms exclusive rights to its news and local editions, prohibiting republication without attribution. The notice reiterates AP ownership of content and local byline language within the publication.
An OCR readout presents a fragment from Titus 1 15 and a prayer line. The visible text cites purity passage and a prayer addressing divine capability. The piece lacks coherent article structure and full context.
A Portsmouth Star summary notes a 1924 National Conference on Street and Highway Safety report under Hoover calls education the key to reducing traffic accidents. It stresses teaching right of way, road courtesy, and attentive driving across all ages, starting with parents and older drivers to shape future motorists.
New York Sun discusses ad industry expert William H. Rankin declaring business will improve by mid September with intelligent persistent advertising. He says advertisers who boost spending in downturns become leaders, citing historical index trends from Curtis Publishing and profits data across 1919 to 1924.
The piece discusses the Tuxedo Club colors green and orange and notes a shift in men’s dress with shorter dinner jackets, coatless styles, and color in Broadway fashion. It credits Lorillard Griswold with the tuxedo jacket origin and cites changing norms in 1920s style.
A Longmont man says he tossed his dog into a stream to cool off and a twenty one inch trout clung to the dog’s tail. The Vir fisherman’s worm and line yield a four pound pickerel as the worm takes the bite and the fight.
The Trustee will auction on Saturday October 4 1936 at 1 PM at the County Court House Winchester Virginia a tract of about forty two acres in Frederick County on Woodstock Lane. Improvements include a six room dwelling, stables, poultry house and fruit. Terms: half cash day of sale, balance in two annual installments with bonds and fire insurance.
Clarke county public school teachers gather in Berryville for the annual Teachers Institute presided by A F Robertson with A L Bennett as featured speaker and Miss Rose McDonald delivering a short talk. About sixty teachers attend before the Clarke county system begins its nine month school term on September 12.
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