Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets
Markets show Winnipeg wheat up as buyers rush in with limited outlets. Chicago cash grain and futures lift on emergency rules with wheat around 93 to 95 cents. corn and oats follow with varied bids. Baltimore Philadelphia and Richmond reports show steadier egg and produce pricing across regions.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Cattle and Hogs Move in Mixed Baltimore Livestock Report
The Baltimore market surveys cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with detailed price ranges. Trade shows steadiness in most sections, with higher notes for select fed steers and grain-fed beef cattle and varying demand on slaughter cattle, vealers, and sheep.
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Rangers
Baltimore
Local Market Prices and Dairy Feed Rates
Daily local market prices cover shelled corn at 1.55 cwt and mixed feeds at 1.00. Cracked corn and screenings run 1.60 and 1.40 respectively while egg mash lists 1.90. Butter and dairy items show creamery butter at 24 and country butter at 8 to 18 cents.
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Florida
U. S
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Richmond
Virginia Creamery
Sceenreeveress
Eeeeneereseee
Last Rites For Mrs. S. W. Cooley
Mrs. S W Cooley 79 died in Virginia after being struck by a car driven by Alden Walthers 23 of Upper Mountain New Jersey as she crossed the road from her sister in law’s home to Dr T A Williams's offices. Funeral services were held at Grace Methodist Church South with Rev W P Saunders officiating and interment at Mt Carmel Cemetery beside her husband. Pallbearers named F E R Sperry E M of R A Kline Holt Hottle T M Sperry and H M Rhodes.
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Smith W. Cooley
Grace M. E. Church
W. P. Saunders
Mt Carmel
Messrs
R. Sperry
E. M
R. A. Kline
Jiffy Sandwiches Made With Buttered Grahams
The item describes Waterreservers Jiffy sandwiches made by buttering graham crackers and placing sliced ripe bananas between two crackers pressed together. It notes that both children and adults enjoy them.
Union strength tested as Bill Green faces NRA benefits monopoly
In a union conflict Bill Green resists a large organization using its power to monopolize benefits from the NRA. The dispute centers on influence, control, and access to program advantages within the union framework.
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Bill Green
NRA
Sergeant's Sale Of Restaurant Equipment
By virtue of distress warrant I will sell at public auction the equipment of the Central Rest aurant 23 West Piccadilly street at 10 a m August 8 1933 National Cash Register gas stove coal range coffee urn ice refrigerator dishes knives forks etc Terms Cash Lee Barr Sergeant Winchester Va 1 28 9t
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Central
West Piccadilly Street
National Cash Register
Administratives' Notice for G H Kneisley Estate
The undersigned qualified as Administratives of the estate of G H Kneisley deceased. All owing debts should settle at once and any claims must be presented verified for payment. Myrtle Mowery and I. Keller listed as administrators in Middletown Virginia.
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G H. Kneisley
G. H. Kneisley
Middletown
R. No
Appointment of Special Commissioner in Chancery for Swimley estate
In Winchester Virginia the Shenandoah Valley National Bank as Executor of Asbury C Swimley v Order of Publication L R Swimley and others, decree July 19 1933 appoints Harry R Kern Jr as Special Commissioner to settle accounts of the administrator and real estate details, with notice by publication in The Winchester Evening Star for August 10 1933 and continued hearings if needed. The officer's office is Winchester and the hearing is at 42 Rouss Avenue at 10 am.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Asbury C
Winchester Evening Star
Rouss Avenue
Can He Shout Three States Hear Him
Kentucky farmer Lee Chrisman 32 from Danville climbed Cumberland Gap pinnacle at 3 a m and shouted to set a claimed world record. Judges in Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia say his baritone voice carried eight miles across the three states.
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Associated Press
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Lee Chrisman
Kentucky
Danville
Tennessee
Virginia
Chrisman
Chinaman
Scott’s Role in Popularizing the Novel
The text credits Sir Walter Scott with making the novel the most popular literary vehicle of modern civilization among broad readers, highlighting his influence on mass readership and shaping the form for later writers like Balzac.
Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate
Special commissioners announce a public sale in Winchester Virginia on August 19 1933 at noon. The 109 acre tract with improvements lies in Opequon District about three miles east of Stephens City and is the property conveyed to John Edward Evans in 1906. Terms: one third cash the balance in two yearly installments at six percent interest with bonds and deed of trust.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Howard R. Evans
Katie B. Evans
County Court House
Winchester
Opequon
Stephens City
Beatty
John Edward Evans
G. W Ginn
P. Harrison
Harry R. Kern
T. Russell Cather
Herbert
Public sale of Frederick County farm in Virginia
Substituted Trustee will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Frederick County Court House Winchester on August 17, 1933 at 2 pm the Rosenberger farm of about 170 acres near Wardensville Grade. Terms include one third cash with bonds for remaining payments over one and two years, secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. C. I. Brumback, Auctioneers.
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James H. Rosenberger
Frederick County
County
Winchester
Wardensville
James B. Rosenberger
Herbert S. Larrick
Public sale of city realty in Winchester Virginia
Decree in the case Amalee Racey et al versus Willie Peters et al leads to a public sale of 29 West Hart street Winchester on August 24 1933 at 11 am. The lot measures 70 by 126 feet and is part of a larger parcel. Terms require one third cash with balance in two annual bonds at 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance. Deputy Clerk Corinne Barnett certifies bond compliance.
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Amalee Racey
Willie Peters
Corporation Court of
Winchester
Virginia
County Court House
West Hart Street
William A. Peters
C. M. Coope
Corporation Court
Handley Schro
M. M. Lynch
Warren Rice
Corportion Court
Corinne Barnett
Bus Lines Protest Rail Fare Cuts Across Southern Territory
Bus companies operating through the Southern Railway corridor protested to the Interstate Commerce Commission against allowing fare reductions on routes cited under recovery act terms. An appeal was filed with the commission as part of the challenge.
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Washington
Southern Railway System
Interstate Commerce Commission
The Recovery Ads and The Southern Record Rate
The fragment mentions a recovery and an ads ring around The Southern publication, noting a rate experiment. Limited readable details prevent full context.
Route 11 traffic surge after Virginia construction complete
Travelers on U S 11 favor the highway through Virginia as work south of Staunton and near Harrisonburg ends. A T Moore president of Shenandoah Valley Inc notes traffic has increased tremendously as publication and distribution continue.
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U. S. 11
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Virginia
A T. Moore
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Virginia Highway Map Shows Sparse U S 11 Widening
The July edition of the Virginia Department of Highways road map highlights only 15 miles of widening along U S 11 across its 367 mile Virginia stretch, with no active construction depicted.
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Virginia Department of Highway
Virginia
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