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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1929
Page
4
The notice lists annual, semiannual and quarterly subscription prices for Mall and Weekly editions with in advance rates. It notes a weekly rate and includes a statement that the paper is a member of the Associated Press and that AP dispatches are credited.
Virginia paper reviews John Garland Pollard acceptance speech outlining four key policy splits with coalitionists. It highlights tax, road funding, and budget timing cautions, defense of the short ballot, and prudence on immediate tax cuts and gasoline tax diversions.
Mr Pollard presses that state interests determine the Virginia governor race and criticizes anti Smith coalition spokesmen for tying the contest to other states. His supporters highlight his long public problem solving record and familiarity with state affairs as key to winning over voters.
The Richmond Times Dispatch notes horseshoe pitching as the current hour’s sport with urban and rural enthusiasts in all 48 states. It says city players join rural devotees in pursuing community championships amid lively crowds, as golf and croquet see renewed interest.
Dean Gildersleeve and Columbia researcher Thomas Neévine report after school work harms health and scholarship. In public school cases, workers show higher failure rates and poorer attendance, punctuality, and intelligence compared to non workers, questioning the old virtue of the diligent student helping at home.
An old Winchester Virginia notice advertises portable and folding grading machines and packing house grading machines with a liberal discount offer if readers request literature. The ad is dated July 12, 1911.
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