Wheat And Other Grain Markets Quoted In Chicago
Chicago market brief notes wheat fell after an 8 cent advance, closing 1 3 8 to 1 5 8 lower from yesterday. Corn and oats also declined, while some buying for shipment east from Chicago supported prices. Provisions varied but generally trended down with grains. Cash grain mixed across Baltimore Richmond and Philadelphia markets with No 2 red wheat around mid-50s and corn around the 30s to 40s range.
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Chicago
Buffalo
San Francisco
Chicago Cash Grain
Richmond
Virginia
Baltimore
Poultry and Livestock Markets Across Cities
Richmond and New York market notes show varied prices for eggs poultry and meats. Leghorn hens and coloreds move around 9 to 14 cents per pound with broilers steady. hogs in Chicago reach up to 5.00 per pound. cattle and calves in Jersey City and Chicago show steady to stronger values amid light offerings.
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Richmond
Virginia
NEW York Poultry
New York
Baltimore
Ae Sons
Jersey City
Chicago
Lattle
Hatchery Construction Ceremony Planned at Large Scale Site
Officials announce a dedication ceremony for a major fish hatchery project on August 19. The plan includes a 120 by 60 foot two story building with tanks and storage, plus ponds and pipework. The commission prioritizes education and will expand grounds for fisheries research and youth programs.
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Det
G. W. Buller
Commission of and Inland Fisheries
Game Commission
Reference order in Racey et al v Peters et al in Winchester
Special Commissioner appoints to ascertain real and personal property of W A Peters for division among creditors. Notice to interested parties to attend hearing on August 31, 1932, at 148 North Loudoun Street Chester Va. Publication in The Evening Star to serve as notice.
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Peters
Leone
E Corporation Court For the of Winchester
W. A. Peters
Theening Star
Winchester
Virginia
Loudoun Street
Chester
Ting
John P. Allen
Farren Rice
P.q
Firemen convene Cumberland Valley and Virginia groups
Firefighters from four states gather for the Cumberland Valley and Virginia convention. Clarke County supports using local prisoners on county highways. A large 4-H exhibition accompanies the Winchester fair. Sidna Allen, tied to Hillsville, visits Winchester with state-penitentiary furniture. Thaw contributes 25 for convention costs. A fire at Old Presbyterian Church draws attention. Future Farmers of Virginia plan a Shenandoah trip to Washington. Manuel elected vice president of Cumberland Valley Firemen. Winchester Rotary defeats Kiwanis 14 to 4. Motorists report walking along Marynd roads.
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Cumberland Valley
Virginia
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Winchester
Sidna Allen
Hillsville
Harry K. Thaw
Old Presbyterian Church
Kent
East Boscawen
Future Farmers of Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Washington
H. Clay
Manuel
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen
Winchester Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Marynd
Admiral Sims Leads U S Fleet Against German Submarines
The report credits Admiral Sims and the American fleet with major success destroying German submarines in European waters. A local magistrate orders mothers to whip sons for stealing. Horace E Browne becomes a captain in the Officers Reserve Corps. Suffragists urge ballots for women and compare the president to Kaiser Wilson.
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Admiral Sims
Horace E. Browne
Kaiser Wilson
Stables Entered for Charles Town Horse Show Entries Listed
A long roster of well known stables from Virginia and Maryland is entered for Charles Town Horse Show with entrants from Culpeper Middleburg Leesburg Purcellville Round Hill and other towns. Entries close later today and tomorrow. A separate note mentions a silk handkerchief with Chinese characters identified as a potential crib used by a Kangxi period student to pass the civil service exam.
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Charles Town
W. Va
John Hay Whitney
Louis Leith
Ernest Woolf
Upperville
Harry C. Warden
Harvey Fishpaugh
Berryville
George P
Plummer
Washington
H. H
C. BE. Norman
D. Merchant
Herman H. Piggott
Cockerill Brothers
Purcellville
A. S. Bowman
Culpeper Staples
Frank Burnett
Waugh
Culpeper
Wesley Best
Roy B. Payne
Round Hill
Ralph Bentz
J. L. Files
H. T. Snapp
Martinsburg
G. M. Hissler
J. B. Mason
J. M. Trapnell
S. F. Kelley
Julian Eby
J. P. Rissler
Marcus Brothers
W. B. Johnson
P. R. Drury
E. P. Royston
Boyce
George Canard
Middleburg
Frost Anderson
Harry Kearns
the Plains
H. M. Luttrell
Marshall
L. C. Leith
Paul Adams
Stanley Greene
Leesburg
W.ee Fairfax
Joe Baker
H. P. Hemphill
Buck Wilson
Hagerstown
Ates
Orange
Field Museum of Natural History
Insight on crime and outcasts from a A Woman's Home Companion
A reflective line argues that treating criminals or outcasts as utterly different from oneself is futile, warning against delusion of separateness and urging empathy. The phrase epitomizes mid-century moralizing tone about social deviants and human connectedness.
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Franz Romer
Las Palmasg
Canary
Saint Thomas
Virgin Islands
Awail
P. Allen
Bhan Ngang
Lperty
Keystone
North
Loudoun St
Strasburg
Chas. F. Nelson
Atty. Strasburg, Virginia
N. Main St
People’s Tomorrow
Etta Kett
BY Paul Robinson
Tellaw
Scroggs Nesterdan
Scroggs
WPWAS
Douym Skckd
Harry
North Main Street
Mach
Goodyear Speedway
Buncutter
Tare CO
Braddock St
Goodyear
N.B.C
Wed
Chicago River
Omaha Packing Company
Wenders Apparel Shop
Insbisavai
Loudoun
Pairent Ave
Orick House
James Kalan
Hodgson & Brown
Cottace
Pairmont Avenue
Aix
Monmouth
N. Main
Piccadilly
George Baetjer
McVicar Cottage
National Avenue
R. T. Bryarly
Tanter
Bath
Excare Star
East Piccadilly
N. Kent St
Bargning
JOU Nioccentem & Co
Maryland Ave
A-1
Co Ae
Menetee Sperryville
Vast
Potomac Edison
P. M
Care Star
F. A. Clevenger
Stephens City
Ee Ray
Keeway
P. Magruder
Bt. Ave
New York City
W. I
Serryville
Smith
Big Sister
Annoline
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