The Evening Star Advertising Rates and Contacts
The Star offers advertising rates on application at 166 World Building New York City. Rates include 5 cents per week for carriers and yearly payments of 2.50 in advance or 2.00 by mail with prepaid postage. Executive list includes A. B. Clayden president H. F. Byrd and Vernon B. Garton.
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Court backs State Corporation Commission act
Virginia Supreme Court rules the act creating the State Corporation Commission constitutional paving the way for a likely 2 cent per mile passenger rate. Editorials debate the commission's power and potential risks to republican governance amid cries of corporate influence and executive overreach.
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State Corporation Commission
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Statewide School Fund Apportionment Rises Near Double
Superintendent J W Eggleston announces a general school fund apportionment of $942,110.76 based on a school population of 580,618. Per capita support rises from 33.4 cents to 63.8 cents, with additional current revenue grants totaling 1.62.26 per capita. Individual allocations include Winchester 3,078.53 Clarke County 23,428.50 Warren 4,478.27 Shenandoah 9,487.54 and Frederick County 5,708.31.
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Little Girl Burns In Stove Accident
Virginia Hawkins aged several, fell against a red hot stove at 27 South Kent Street and was seriously burned. She received prompt medical attention and was reported resting quietly late last night.
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Virginia Hawkins
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Public Sale of Farm Stock and Implements in Clarke County
A public sale is announced on a Clarke County farm, now tenanted by B A Lewin. The sale includes 16 horses and colts, 29 cattle, 26 hogs, farm implements such as two four horse wagons, binder, mower, plows, harrows and harness. Details available in Clarke Courier and notices by Charles M Brown, W Roy Stephenson trustees, and W W Smallwood sheriff.
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B. A. Lewin
Clarke Courier
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