Classified and subscription rates summarized in Winchester paper
The notice lists daily publication excluding Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester, with AP rights and subscription prices for 1 year, 6 months, 3 months, and 1 month, plus carrier and display ad rates, and national reps in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.
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Evening @Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Viz
Devine Tenney Corp
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
God Loves the Good Psalm Verse Meditation
A devotional excerpt reflects on Psalm 73:1 praising God’s goodness to Israel and to those with a pure heart, in a faith oriented tone.
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Israel
Help for Hoboes
The Federal Government will assume full responsibility for the nation’s needy transients this winter. Five or six federal relief stations will be set up in every state to shelter and feed hoboes and other homeless people. Food bought to reduce surpluses will be used, work provided at camps, and transportation paid if relief seeker's moves aid self support.
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Portsmouth Star
Harry L. Hopkins
Recollections of Elder McDaniel Great Northwest Iowa Preacher
The Earlville Leader recalls Elder McDaniel a powerful Northwestern Iowa preacher from the 1870s who could read little yet spoke with thunderous eloquence. He believed in impending doom in 1881, but his earthly career ended that year. his wife reportedly taught him to read and write.
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Scottsville
Earlville
Ills
Tabor
Iowa
McDaniel
Acme
Elder McDaniel
Aaron
Testimonials to the Co. C. C. Boys in Portland
The Oregonian notes a previous appeal about forest fires that began to spread and praises the Co. C. C. boys for their work in combating the blaze and aiding the community.
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Co. C. C
Portland
Oregonian
Forest Camp Watchmen Fight Fire in Oregon
Period article notes heat period and forest patrol youths aiding rangers in guarding timber. Testimony speaks to improved service by forest workers and rare incitement by incendiaries. Camp excitement grows as youths may trap arsonists before season ends, amid millions in timber losses.
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Co. C. C
Iron Green
Oregon
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Local Records
Report shows no rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. September to date 3.56 inches, year to date 34.26 inches. Winchester Laboratory data give 34.53 inches as the 20 year average. Monthly averages include January 2.36, February 2.70, March 2.70, April 3.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 0.45, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Roosevelt and Hoover rally as Roosevelts run and retire
Governor Roosevelt recalls a rousing farm belt welcome a year ago while political activity continues with Senator Borah speaking for Hoover on radio. Franklin D Roosevelt plans to run for New York governor as national ties shift with economic and political news across the country.
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Roosevelt
Nova Scotia
Bishop McMurry
Missouri
Baltimore
Porto Rico
Gov. Smith
William —. Borah
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
Murray D. Mitchell
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South
Call Money
New York Stock Exchange
Winchester News in Brief Fourteen Years Ago Fifth Liberty Loan Drive
Winchester residents urged to subscribe to 983 700 in the Fourth Liberty Loan. Over 150 000 college men receive military training. J L Bond car reported stolen. Hagerstown endures another smallpox outbreak. Dr Walter M Cox appointed health officer for Winchester.
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Winchesterians
J. L. Bond
Hagerstown
Walter M. Cox
Winchester
Ex Soldier Returns Kind Deed From Nurse Overseas
William Fields, a Brownsville native and WWI doughboy, begged a nurse in France not to amputate his arm. In Monessen 15 years later Eleanor Schoolhart of Monessen, the nurse who comforted him, issued a parking ticket to the burgess. The burgess was revealed to be Fields, who then recognized her. she paid no fine.
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Monessen
France
William Fields
Brownsville
Fields
Eleanor, Schoolhart
Burgess
Lizzie
Kerma Rogers
Mariah de Nyse
Lizetta
Marion
Kerma
Stuart Logan
Tropica Beach
Betty Dunbar
Stuart
Young Bald Eagle Reaches Size Milestone Early
A year-old bald eagle appears larger than its parents despite not maturing until age three. The observation highlights rapid early growth in juvenile bald eagles and notes typical developmental milestones.
State pension increases ordered by special session
Pensioners of State will receive an increase before October 1 1880 with checks mailed from the office of State Comptroller E R Combs. Veterans cut from 30 to 21 dollars regain 30 dollar rate while widows restored to 10 dollars. blind veterans and blind widows receive higher figures. Some groups keep 30 percent cuts. The raise follows a General Assembly action to restore prior cuts and is estimated to cost $125 000 over nine months.
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Office of State Comptro
E. R. Combs
General Assembly
Pollard
Johnson
Weaver Bill Advances in General Assembly Session
A session of the General Assembly moves a bill introduced by Senator Weaver of Frontal forward as part of legislative proceedings. The measure seeks to address identified issues within the state and await further committee action and potential floor debate.
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General Assem
Senoepane G. Weaver
Front ‘al
Aubrey Weaver
Front Royal
Legislative Conference Committee
Richmond
Gunther
Franc Schneider
Germany
Six Years Given in Sperryville Man Killing
Rudolph Johnson, a Piney Point resident, is convicted of manslaughter for the August 8 homicide of Henry F. Hawkins a Sperryville stock dealer. Hawkins died after being struck on the Piney Point wharf. Johnson received six years in the penitentiary.
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Rudolph Johnson
Piney Point
Leonardstown
Henry F. Hawkins
Sperryville
Hawkins
Johnson
Robinson
Virginia
Provisions To Be Made For The Park Dwellers
Arthur W. James state public welfare commissioner says provisions will be made in cooperation with federal authorities to assist families moving.
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Arthur W. James
Park Land Evicts Families as 300 Leave for New Homes
Governor Pollard and federal officials seek housing and jobs for about 300 men women and children displaced from Shenandoah National Park tracts. Many depart with cash land settlements as they relocate to new areas in search of homes and employment.
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Shenandoah
Pollard
James
Sample Ballots For Oct 3 Voting Distributed Here
Copies of ballots for the twenty first amendment ratification or rejection and for continuation of state prohibition are distributed to guide voters in this section. General Assembly acts for the Eighteenth amendment and the Layman act elections are also distributed to election officials for guidance.
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General Assembly
Research Labs Number About 1500 in United States
About fifteen hundred research laboratories in the United States cost corporations and associations that support them roughly 200 million dollars annually.
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United States
Beachside Banter on Stuart Logan and Lizzie
At Tropica Beach four friends, plus Lizzie, debate romance and strategy to attract the elusive Stuart Logan. Lizzie challenges beauty as the sole asset, arguing cleverness and timing matter more as gossip shifts and a sharp remark lands.
Voters to Decide Repeal Oct 3 in Virginia Ballot
Virginia voters will vote October 3 on repealing the eighteenth amendment known as the Volstead Act and on state liquor control if repeal passes. They may keep state prohibition or choose a liquor plan regardless of federal outcome. To vote yes repeal mark Against Ratification. to oppose repeal mark For Ratification.
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Virginia
United States
Guide Ballot Tips for October 3 1933 Constitutional Convention
Instructions for voting on a proposed Article 5 amendment. Sections repeal the eighteenth amendment and ban liquor importation if ratified. The article becomes operative only if conventions in states ratify within seven years. To vote, strike through specified phrases without altering candidate names.
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United States
Congress
Plan for Quorum Control Sparks Political Debate
A proposal to manage quorum rules draws debate among officials and citizens. Critics warn it could curb minority input while supporters say it ensures efficient decision making. The discussion centers on procedural changes and potential impacts on upcoming votes.
Good Report on County Church Activity Reflects Rural Outreach
The Winchester Red Circuit report by Rev. Franklin G. Senger summarizes a year of pastoral work across 35 church groups. Highlights include 9,970 miles traveled, 19 baptisms, 11 transfers, 12 funerals, 7 weddings, 161 sermons, 19 outside messages, 236 session attendances, 33 conventions, 318 pastoral visits, and a total funds rise to 3,146 dollars.
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Franklin G. Senger
Winchester
Christian Endeavor
Ladies’ Aid
Bible Study
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