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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1924
Page
2
The page lists local wholesale prices for goods such as butter country and creamery, spring chickens, hens, roosters, flour and meal, bran, corn products, hay, and mixed feeds. It notes these markets reflect correct closing prices from the preceding day and includes a price line for wheat at 108 1-2.
Fragmentary text lists corn cattle hogs and dairy items with stray numbers and letters. Mentions spring chickens and calves in a damaged form. Unable to determine a coherent event or entities.
White Post notes list residents visiting relatives over Easter including Mrs Warren LaRue of Summit Point and Miss Elinor Meade. Several locals spent Easter in Washington and Staunton while others returned from trips to Charleston Wheatland and Martinsburg.
A poem praising Shenandoah valley with imagery of apples birds and peace. It invokes rebel soldiers and eternal gardens. The item names Nina Glyn Anderson City as the author or sender.
Mrs. W E Cofman and son William spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs M Coffman at Edinburgh. Miss Susie Smith and Zelda Woon visited Edna Dings near town. Miss Dorothy Larrick of Washington visits her parents Mr and Mrs R A Larrick. Mr and Mrs Erwin Brumback of Washington have paid a weekend visit.
The column lists numerous Easter visits with relatives across Washington Winchester Rectortown Center ville and nearby areas. Individuals such as Miss Zellingley Mrs. Lover Grove Minnie McArter James Rogers Clarence Pope Bennie Gorden and families are noted visiting parents and relatives. Be Kind to Animals Week highlighted as a civic movement gains popularity.
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