Evening Star Publishing Ad Policy at Post Office
The Evening Star announces its publication is at the post office in Windsor as second class matter and states advertisements are accepted only if not intended to deceive. It notes that space is valuable and warns against wildcat mining scheme promotions and deceptive stock ads.
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Windeye
Sun- Evening Star
Marie Alba Magnese
Revere
Daugters
Consolidation and divorce tale in Winchester Star 1907
Consolidation of the Winchester paper by The Star on May 6 1907 creates a single daily. The issue notes annual and six month mail rates and carrier options. A serialized story reports an American heiress seeking divorce from the Countess Yar and the Earl’s extravagant habits amid a world of wealth and titles.
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Star
The
Winchester
Yar
Alice Dlincre
Harry
Reform and Crime Scandals Stir American Press
The piece reflects a tense national mood as sensational crime tales and trials dominate headlines. It notes public outcry over moral decay, calls for decisive reporting, and the role of newspapers in exposing wrongdoing by individuals and groups.
City Faces Four Years of Swearing In
A fragmented 19th century letter excerpt complains of pervasive profanity in a town of 600. The writer cites Christmas curses and nightly oaths, pondering how much swearing has occurred over four years and labeling it defamation against the city.
Flood Road Bill Prompts Debate On Government Help
Staunton Dispatch notes Congressman Flood's plan to push a House measure for internal improvements including roads, irrigation, forests, and river harbor works. Editors argue roads deserve priority, with questions about state control, oversight by army engineers, and ensuring effective spending. The piece also discusses rising wood pulp costs and impact on newspaper prices.
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House of Sisten
Post Verde
Augusta County
Flood
Prices of Print Paper Soaring Prompting Publisher Worry
A Washington report to the Richmond News Leader notes major US publishers warn that rising print paper costs threaten publication viability. Calls have grown to cut tariffs on wood pulp and related goods, but Congress is expected to take no action this session. Industry leaders claim tariff relief is urgent to curb price hikes.
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Sion
Washington
Richmond News-Leader
America
Roosevelt
Congress
Sprint
Payne
House
Ways ‘and Means Committee
Into Paper
Market grain and livestock prices from local dealers
Local grain dealers quote cereal prices and live stock rates. Wheat and corn prices appear in scattered figures, with oats at a mid range and hay priced per ton. Live weight pork and other livestock show weak demand in today’s market snapshot.
Local Market Prices From Rural Retail Dealers
Market notes show country price quotes for staples and staples per bushel and live and dressed poultry. Items include potatoes per bushel, apples per bushel, meat per pound, live and dressed chickens and turkeys, side meat per pound, millfeed per 100 pounds, and oat or corn per bushel with broad price ranges.
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Faroe
Wedding of Miss Mary Silcox and Edgar R Himelright
At Mrs Mary Silcox’s East Teache Street home in Connellsville Pa the daughter Miss Mary Silcox wed Edgar R Himelright of Star Tannery. Rev Ellis B Burgess officiated with close family present. The couple traveled to Martinsburg W Va and stayed at the Berkeley Hotel before returning home for wedding dinner.
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Star Tannery
Mary Silcox
East Teach Street
Connellsville
So Mary Silcox
Edgar R. Himelrite
Ellis B. Burgess
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bride Price Marry in Martinsburg Elopement
Fish Commissioner George M. Bowers comments on his daughter Eleanor's elopement with Philip R. Grove to Hagers Town and their subsequent marriage. He plans to welcome the couple in Washington, noting Eleanor's age and Grove's presumed good background. They reside with Grove's mother in Martinsburg for the time being.
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Washington
Eleanor
Mr. Grove
Martinsburg
Mrs. Grove
Connellsville Hosts Reception For New Residents
A rising young merchant and a substantial county man return to Connellsville and plan to make their home at Crawford avenue 203. A reception and City Club supper are set for Monday January 6. Other local visits include Miss Anna Waters and Miss Hatton.
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Connellsville
Crawford Avenue
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Berlin
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Burnt Factory
Clarke
H. C. Clayton
Delta Va
J. T. Brown & Son
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