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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
8
A sculptor carves a bust of Dawes as part of a public art project. An accompanying note highlights the involvement of the U S bureau of fisheries in a related shipment program that moved roughly 1 090 000 fish to Chegas last winter.
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 85 60 586 in Ebbetts Field yesterday to pull within two games of the lead as Chicago also lost. New York Giants remain behind, while Brooklyn and Chicago face pivotal games as a late-season stretch run begins.
The 1929 world champion Philadelphia Athletics clinched the American League pennant by defeating the Chicago White Sox 14 to 10. Connie Mack’s club secures a second straight league title, with Washington and New York figures noted and the World Series set to open October 1 in Philadelphia. President Hoover expected to toss out the first ball.
Connie Mack’s Athletics clinched the American League title after a 14 to 10 victory over the White Sox as Cleveland beat Washington to stay in the pennant race. Wes Ferrell won Cleveland’s 3 to 2 decision over Sad Sam Jones, while Mark Koenig pitched two scoreless innings for Detroit in a 4 to 3 win over Boston. The Yankees topped St Louis 7 to 6 in 10 innings as Rufing and Combs homered, and St Louis swept Brooklyn 4 to 3 to push toward the World Series. The Cubs fell to the Giants 6 to 2 as Fred Fitzsimmons shut them down.
The Cubs staged a five run rally in the fourth inning to defeat the Phillies six to five in a hard fought game. Chuchin hit his thirty fifth and thirty sixth home runs of the season along with two singles marking a strong performance. Raymer, the Pirates ace, beat the Phillies here yesterday with a six to five score.
Denny celebrates fiftieth year at the Episcopal church scene while other notes record Lucille Clarke bitten by a dog and Wall Street wagering on the Philadelphia Athletics vs Chicago Cubs for the world title. Wesley Green returns to studies at the University of Chicago.
Mill Corporation reports issues of erred stock and one share of common valued at $201. The notice clarifies ownership details and correcting prior records for shareholder records and dividend rights.
The notice states Reverend George W Stover is reassigned as pastor at Un yee Muah so Clarke County at Long Branch. It mentions the community event and lists a related local context with several garbled details.
Five years ago notes recount Virginia apple standard packing push. Henry W Anderson declines GOP gubernatorial bid. Rabbi Lipstein of Baltimore leads services at Odd Fellows hall for Jewish New Year. Literacy progress shows half drop in illiterates of school age in Virginia. The Arthur G Jones Woolen...
Recent transfers admitted to record list includes William to Elizabeth and James Knight et al to E B Hyte. Property at 662 South Market Street noted with nominal consideration.
The records show Margaret Graber Smith and others transferring two tracts on North Braddock Street to Camille Graber Heitmiller for nominal consideration. The counter transfer lists Camilla A. Heitmiller to Margaret A. Smith for a parcel on North Braddock Street, also for nominal consideration.
Local markets list wholesale prices for wheat corn meal feed and bran alongside dairy and cotton seed products. Poultry and livestock items include hens ducks calves hogs and eggs with scattered price notes.
An old Chesterfield cigarette advertisement urges steady pace in track and smoking, praising natural mildness and the absence of harshness or bitterness in the tobacco.
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