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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1929
Page
4
A fragment notes daily publication by The Evening Star Publishing Co of Winchester Virginia. It states consolidation with Morning News The Daily Times The Weekly News The East Times and The Weekly Mirror.
Short Bible verse passage cites Jesus saying he came for the sinners not the healthy and references Mark 2 17 with a focus on repentance.
A fragment from Frayer features a hymn line urging listeners to heed Jesus call through mercy. It emphasizes spiritual invitation and reflective praise within a devotional context.
Comptroller E R Combs reports Virginia taxpayers will see about 1 905267 less revenue in the 1929 30 fiscal year due to General Assembly 1928 reductions. The figures exclude highway receipts and reflect state fund revenue for the new two year budget under Governor Byrd and his advisory commission.
Senator Borah denounces the Hawley Smoot tariff bill as a key false policy of the 4 party era. He urges Republican leaders to abandon protectionism, arguing the tariff harms farmers while industry profits rise and imports remain a small share of domestic production. He champions farmer needs ahead of 1928 campaign.
The text argues that to redeem pledges to farmers, Mr Hoover and his party must abandon a long held policy. It claims a square deal requires the Republican party to change its approach after two generations of policy.
Washington Post notes Mount Rainier Maryland enacts dog bark fines from five to fifteen dollars. Glenn Falls roosters may crow freely without legal action. New York Times foresees aviation aiding literature per St Louis Post Dispatch. Broadway composers tour country for inspiration. Eric Pa salesman reads every word of Saturday Evening Post since 1728 seeking medal. Worcester youth fined fifty dollars for reading in car at twenty five mph. Hosiery makers organize with film actresses against stockingless fad. Market street woman seen with bare tattooed legs. 50 foot snow delays trains in Andes. Katsas editor reports extreme heat and frogs emerging to spit.
Mrs J M Rutherford spent the weekend with her sister at Millwood. Miss Anna Rutherford is recovering after an operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs John McAtee returned home after a Washington visit. Nellie Mae Evans visited relatives in Washington. The Emmart family and others spent a weekend with the Hooke and Strickler households in Luray.
Marion son Miss Ella Coleman and Miss Minnie Ogden of Berryville were guests of Mrs. Emma Horner and her brother Mr Rob.
Mr and Mrs W N Rutherford and their children spent Thursday at the home of Mrs Alfie Harris in Wash. Citing a Sunday afternoon gathering, residents note a cordial family visit and community ties in the neighborhood.
The article notes Frances Rutherford, referred to as little Miss Frances Lee Rutherford, accompanying her parents on their return from a weeklong visit with relatives. The brief item emphasizes family travel and the daughter's name.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rutherford spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Martinsburg West Virginia. The H. H. King’s Daughters will hold their next meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brothert on Friday night September 27.
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