Evening Star publication notice and history note
The Evening Star, published in Winchester Virginia, operated daily except Sunday under F Byrd as president and general manager. The News Item, established 1895, joined The Evening Star on May 6 1907 creating a combined circulation of over 8700 daily. The Star remains Winchester’s sole paper.
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Correspondents urged to sign names for The Star submissions
Regular county correspondents of The Star are urged to sign their names to news communications intended for publication. The Star will credit only signed contributions and will not publish anonymous items.
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Compass of Love Guides Through Blues and Change
The piece urges readers to use love as a compass when facing life’s distortions and blues, noting how perception can mislead and suggesting a shift to positive thoughts and good deeds. It also highlights the South’s rapid growth in cotton goods and related manufacturing. Mrs. William Bishop returns home from Rest after visits, and J. D. Wright attends a Friends yearly meeting in Baltimore.
Development of the South Prefers New Growth in Georgia
The Wall Street Journal notes Fitzgerald on the Southern Railway line as a rapidly growing town with 8 000 to 10 000 residents and a garage housing 89 cars. Across North Carolina to Alabama, iron and mining emerge near cotton goods plants, capitalized at 100 000 to 1 million dollars.
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Record Storms Mark Unusual Year in Valley of Virginia
Baltimore News notes a severe snowstorm in the Valley of Virginia and recalls 1816 frost every month. The article calls this year the most extreme, labeling it a freak weather period with historic contrast to past winters.
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Wet Weather Is Bad For Farmers
The continued cool and wet weather slows corn cultivation in Burnt Factory Virginia. Mr and Mrs Martin Wisecarver and niece Miss Miller Wisecarver of Winchester visited Mr A D Cunningham’s near here. W L McDonald is building a new implement house and making improvements. Red Bud Sunday school children's day exercises set for 10 o'clock Sunday morning June 16.
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No Change in Local Wheat Price Today
Wheat remained at 90 cents per bushel in today’s local markets, flat from yesterday’s 88 cent level after a 2 cent rise. Other quotes held steady with steady demand for fresh country marketing.
Virginia Weather Outlook Prepares for Weekend Warmth
Cloudy tonight with rain in extreme southeast portions. Saturday looks fair and warmer after the showery start. Strong high pressure builds in, bringing distinct warmth for coastal areas and inland communities.
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Notable Visitors In The City This Week
Bishop W Md Gravatt and his daughter from Charles Town West Virginia spent yesterday in the city. John G Reynolds a lumber inspector for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is here on business.
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ARIOSA Coffee Praised By Veteran Letter Writer
An old soldier extols ARIOSA coffee recalling service days in sixty one and praising its taste and packaging. The ad-like text touts Arbuckles ARIOSA as first toasted packaged coffee with protective coatings and egg sugar sealing for clarity and quick settling, claiming superiority over fresh roast and noting a large coffee business.
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Virginia court calls creditors to appear in debt priority case
The case seeks to fix debts of Frank Brown and their priority, confirm Shenandoah Valley Bank’s lien under its trust deed, and obtain an order for distributing sale proceeds from Frank Brown’s property. Creditors including Winchester Gag and Electric Light Co and others must appear within fifteen days and a notice will run in Winchester Evening Star for four weeks.
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Bond Promoted to Second VP and General Counsel
Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in New York yesterday promoted Hugh L. Bond from second vice president and general attorney to second vice president and general counsel. John G. Wilson became general attorney and Herbert R. Preston was named general solicitor.
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Richard L. Gray Appointed Clerk of Corporation Court
Richard L. Gray serves as Clerk of the Corporation Court in the City of gnchort Virginia after appointment by the court. The role oversees court records, filings, and administrative duties for the city’s judiciary.
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Farm for sale in Valley of Virginia near depot
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