Evening Star publication notice in Winchester Virginia
The Evening Star published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester Virginia consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News and The Weekly The Weekly Mirror filing details indicate a merged newspaper operation in the era of the consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning
Weekly News
Weekly
the Weekly Mirror
Subscription rates and telephones noted in brief
A fragmented ad lists subscription prices in advance for Mall and by carrier with figures like 33.60, 4.50, and 1.20. The Associated Press copyright statement appears, noting republication rights. A Bell phone line and local contact number 148-W are included.
Help Japan relief and fuel price issues spark action
A Sept 13 1923 editorial urges rapid aid to Japan detailing a $5 million minimum goal and calls for broader Christian solidarity. It also analyzes gasoline overproduction with price disparities across cities, blaming large oil firms for monopolistic control and predicting public demand for fair prices will yield results.
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Japan
America
Iene Evans
United States
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Virginia
Syracuse
New York
Boston
Standard Oil Co
Citizens’ Committee of Winchester
Pennsylvania
Wealthy Buy Tax Exempt Bonds A Warning From Rockefeller Estate
The Rockefeller estate valued at 67 million dollars shows 43 million in tax exempt bonds with no taxes paid. Tax exempt bonds issued by states municipalities and counties reach about one billion dollars yearly and total thirty billion dollars outstanding. Critics warn this undermines tax revenue and could burden late taxpayers as deficits grow.
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William Rockefeller
Standard ~ Oil
Rockefeller
United States
Ees
America
Coal and Food Prices Rise After War
The article notes coal up over 100 percent since before the war while food prices climb about 45 percent. Wheat remains near prewar levels. With strikes settled, higher wages are shifted to consumers, and farmers may later organize to push for fair prices for their products.
The Price of Gasoline and Farm Product Prices
When supply exceeds demand prices fall, a drop in fuel and farm goods costs follows. The text notes that price declines occur with surplus markets and fair competition, reflecting typical economic dynamics.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A humorous verse noting contentment after hearty meals and the irony of dyspepsia among the pessimistic. The speaker praises Irish stew and a big appetite, lampooning Croesus wealth and fame when health suffers from pies and diets.
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Walt Mason
Sunny Jim
Firemen Present Cameo Pin to Local Captain
Capt George B Roszel of the Shenandoah Valley Academy receives a cameo scarf pin from the Charley Rouss Fire Company for securing the most new members in the past year. The gift was a surprise to him and entirely unexpected.
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George B. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Mollie Newman Visits Old Town Known as Jenkins' Mall
Baltimore aunt Mollie Newman arrived for a visit to friends and to see the old town. She once lived here and worked for the late William and Mrs. Jenkins ice cream business at Main and Cork. Locals knew her as Jenkins' Mall and welcomed her return.
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Mollie Newman
Baltimore
William Jenkins
Main
Cork Streets
Jenkins
Miss Madaline Welsh Undergoes Appendectomy
Miss Madaline Welsh of Wadesville Virginia underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday at Memorial Hospital. Friends report her condition much improved today and note the operation proceeded without complications.
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Madaline Welsh
G._B. Wish
Wadesville
Memorial Hospital
Welsh
Chinese Smuggling Into Lower California Reported
An Associated Press dispatch from Mexico City cites Governor Jose Inocente Lugo alleging hundreds of Chinese are smuggled into Lower California defying law. The migrants reportedly carry drugs and land on desert shores south of Ensenada before entering population centers.
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Mexico City
California
Department of Agriculture
Jose Inocente Lugo
Occidentals
Ensenada
Opiate Traders Lose Trail Near Frontier Districts
Scores of opiate sells go astray as their smugglers attempt routes toward populated frontier districts. Desert hardships lead to many deaths and disappearances, leaving a grim trail of perish and misery.
Community Notes From Mount Whaliams Area
Local residents return home after visits, with several families traveling to Kernstown Marlboro and Washington. Virgie Burkhart moves to Steck's Orchard in Opequon for a period of work. Elizabeth Wiggington Lola Wiggington and H N Ash family hosts noted. Hardiness of N C Williams’ young son cited as improving.
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Elizabeth Wiggington
Lola Wiggington
H. N. Ash
A. L. Brewer
Ethel
Jeanette
Washington
Charles Fox
Edward Luts
Erna
Hilda Giese
New Market
Harding
Mrs Graber Webster Piano Art Studio Opens for Pupils
Piano and art studio opens for fall and winter pupils 1923 24 at 121 Market St second door from M E Church opposite Fairfax Hotel reception now open details about enrollment at local studio.
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Btuaio
S.iMarket St
M. EB. Church
Fairfax Hotel
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