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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
5
The article summarizes grain market conditions with corn and wheat pricing, open stocks, and regional price quotes. It lists Chicago cash grains, Baltimore wheat and butter prices, and Washington produce figures, noting no new corn sales and varied price levels across commodities.
Lower top vealers around 6.00 with steady to weak midrange, cattle and veal mixed as arrivals press. Baltimore hogs steady with tops near 4.25, cattle dull with veal steady. sheep receipts 17,000 with lambs and heavy weights showing limited gains while prices hold yesterday’s levels in New York bonds and notes.
Daily market rundown lists shelled corn at 1.00 and cracked corn at 1.00 as part of mixed feed at 0.50 to 1.20 ranges. Butter, creamery products, and livestock prices shown with calves 0.49 to 0.60, cows around 0.30 to 0.05, and steers near 0.60. Several feed items include middlings 1.10, bran 1.05, scratch feed 1.30, and assorted country store notes.
Prominent Western physician Dr J B Leonhardt reports an internal medicine named HEM-ROID for piles caused by internal congestion. After 1000 patients treated with over 900 successes, Baker's Drug Store and other druggists sell HEM-ROID with money back guarantee if piles persist.
Gov. John Garland appointed Thomas C. Herring of Rockingham to the state Game and Fish Commission, filling the vacancy created by Carl Nolting becoming chairman. Nolting will outline aims to develop private farms as hunting preserves while farmers gain income. Herring, longtime conservation advocate and president of the Rockingham Game and Fish Association, is celebrated for promoting sanctuaries and rural land conservation.
Virginia officials led by the new chairman envision a broader game farm program to boost breeding stock and connect farmers with thousands of sportsmen. They propose a registration system, simple investments on farms, and dog sharing to attract city hunters and create revenue from bird dogs, training, and entertaining hunting parties.
Charles P. Stewart argues Washington and Warm Springs roosevelt program broadcasts are largely guesses. He predicts a strong executive with semi dictatorial power, facing powerful interests, and notes Roosevelt’s cautious, bridge-building style hints at a Jacksonian rather than Mussolini-like dictatorship.
A condemned man at Sing Sing prison asked for a clergyman before his scheduled execution. He sobbed and spoke with his mother as the final moments approached, entering the chamber at 11 04 p m and meeting his fate shortly after.
A male quartet will sing at the Open Door Bible Class meeting of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning. The group includes Floyd Haines George Bushnell Joseph Hodgson and William B Wagner with Chandler Crisman on piano.
A Richmond woman facing destitution and four hungry children shut windows and turned on gas after locking the doors. She woke the next morning to find the children alive. investigators revealed the city had turned off gas the day before for non payment. The family spoke of their near tragedy at a soup kitchen.
The first Methodist church conference in America was held at Louisburg North Carolina on April 20 1785. The historic gathering established early church unity and set precedents for circuit-riding ministry and regional organization.
Mrs Baseler and Thelma Corder attended a party hosted by Mrs WB Brown for their relative turning fifteen. Guests from Milldale and Martinsburg enjoyed games and refreshments and wished the honoree many more birthdays. Mrs M T Oliver and Mr Raymond Revells visited and a Sunday program was announced for Milldale at 2 30.
The fossil Niagaras once roared in the Grand Coulee between Seattle and Spokane. Penang was a spice port founded to promote trade, now famed for its exports of rubber. The natives of the Virgin Islands are American citizens.
Public auction to sell the Marlboro farm in Frederick county near Brens City West of Brens City at Winchester court house March 1 1933 at noon. One acre one rood eight poles with apple orchard brick dwelling barn and improvements. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two equal annual installments with 6 percent interest and security by deed of trust and fire policy. John M Steck Trustee Duvall Dunn Auctioneers.
The gravel Springs Lutheran Pastorate lists Bethel Albin with Sunday School at 10 a m and Divine service at 11 a m plus Luther League at 7 30 p m. Fremon Hayfield shows Sunday School at 2 p m and Divine service at 3 p m. St John Mt Williams holds Sunday School at 10 a m and Divine service at 7 30 p m with a sermon by the pastor.
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