County 4-H clubs outline active week of meetings
The home demonstration plan for September 8 13 lists Monday activities at High View and North Frederick clubs with food and clothing work. Tuesday covers Relief Round Hill and others on clothing poultry and egg grading. Wednesday includes Whitacre and a North Frederick meeting with a well packed lunch demo. Thursday brings White Hall and Fairview club sessions on clothing and poultry. Friday features district home demonstration agent conference and advisory board in Winchester. Saturday is an office day.
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Sekaah
High View
Round Hill
North Frederick
Ruth Smith
Gainesboro
White Hall
Fairview
Miss Dick
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
County League Play and Court Order Featured in One News
The White Hall Community League presents the February play A Fortunate Calamity by Charles E. Pendry with a cast including Miss Virginia Hancher and Mrs. Mitchell Boyd. Separately, a Frederick County Virginia chancery order sets a Feb 16 hearing date for creditor claims and real estate questions in the estate of George T. Taylor, with J W Baker as Master Commissioner announcing the terms and attendance details.
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White Hall
Clara A. Taylor
Brook Taylor
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
George T. Taylor
Dec’d
H. Brook Taylor
Winchester
N. Loudoun Street
J. W. Baker
Chancery
M. M.lynch
Beast of the City opens at Palace with gangster expose
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents a drama about political vice and police corruption. Huston stars as a fighting police chief opposite a city’s criminal underworld. Jean Harlow, Wallace Ford, and Jean Hiet lead a strong supporting cast in this stark, no fantasy crime tale directed by Chas Brabin.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Huston
Jean Harlow
Wallace Ford
Joan Crewtere
Jean Heit
Dorothy Peterson
Tully Marshall
John Miljan
Emmett Corrigan
Warner Richmond
Sandy Roth
J. Carrol Naish
Chas. Brabin
Palace
Winchester
Bloom Brevities from Bloom Virginia
A community update notes several improves in illness with A F Williams and daughter Daisy Williams and others recovering from measles. Sheep losses from dog attacks are reported as multiple incidents occur with dogs not yet located and more flocks molested. Local residents Mrs Iven Miller and Mrs R L Long recoveries noted while others remain ill. Bread line contrast with past speculative stock interest is mentioned.
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Bloom
A. F. Williams
Daisy Williams
John R
Thomas LeRoy Cooper
Anna Jane Cooper
Jamesetta Glynn
P. P. Glynn
Thomas
Cooper
E. U. Richard
Iven Miller
R. L. Long
Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets
Chicago Feb 5 grain market news shows weak demand and Wall Street jitters pulling prices down. Wheat closed 3-4 to 1 lower, corn and oats 1-4 to 3-8 lower while provisions fluctuated with hog values.
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Chicago
Manchuria
Shanghai
Wall Street
Liverpool
Russia
Viadivostoes
Manchurian
Grain and seed prices and references in Baltimore market
A Baltimore market listing shows prices for oats rye barley timothy seed clover and lard with varied grades and readings for No 2 and No 3 yellow and white wheats. It notes futures or bids like Wheat No 2 red winter and garlicky domestic 7 and February 61 March 62.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Richmond Market Reports on Produce and Grains
Baltimore and Richmond publish prices for wheat potatoes apples corn oats and live poultry. Figures show No 1s and various grades for Maryland Penna Virginia and West Virginia, with graded apples potatoes cabbage butter eggs and chickens also listed with price ranges and pack sizes.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Penna
Virginia
West Virginia
Washington
New York
Market Report for Livestock and Hogs and Cattle
Livestock prices show broilers steady at 20 pounds with unchanged demand. Hogs at 4.50 top and local trucks. Cattle pairs steady. Veal calves 4500800 cows 1504.00. Heifers 3.50 to 5.75, bulls 2.50 to 4.00, steers graded 3.50 to 6.75. Sheep light and quotable. lambs 3.50 to 6.50, ewes 1.50 to 3.00.
Poultry Prices and Scores Reported in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on February fifth live poultry and egg prices are listed with breed names such as Plymouth Rock White Leg Horns and Butter-Top. Scores and rates show varied figures including 92, 89 91 and 86 88 with multiple price points and grades across colored fowls.
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Philadelphia
Plymouth Rock
Cee
Market quotes for live poultry eggs and calves in Washington and New York
Washington reports February prices for butter eggs live poultry and calves with tom turkeys hens roosters and broilers priced by weight and live or dressed figures. New York notes February egg cases received and steady market with Brown extras and hennery quotes and nearby price ranges.
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Washington
Biollera
New York
Poultry Prices Steady at New York Fair
New York February 5 Poultry fair reports fully steady Leghorn hens 17 19, colored hens 19 22 pounds live weight chickens 12 22 pounds live weight.
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NEW York Poultry
New York
Livestock Quotations From Baltimore Lancaster and Chicago
Baltimore receipts 1 100 steady with top 5.2 cents for light hogs and heavy hogs. Lancaster receipts 400 steady with top 5 50 cents more directed to packers. Chicago receipts 25 000 up 10 cents to 3 30 for medium and heavy weights hogs and sows at 4.00 to 6.54 as listed.
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Baltimore
Lancaster
Chicago
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Across Markets Report
Baltimore cattle receipts 500 head with calves. top for steer and cow values listed. Lancaster shows 150 valves, steadiness, quotable steer top 8.00, veal steady to 1.00, bulk 5.50 6.50. Jersey City reports Tenn fed steers at 7.50 and Virginia steers unsold, veal table 11.00. Sheep receipts Baltimore steady. Chicago receipts 12.00 lambs sharply higher with top near 7.40, ewes unchanged top 9.50.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Virginia
Lancaster
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iago Cash Grain
Baltimore Produce
Richmond
Virginia Creamery
Washington Produce
Iee
Philco
the Gas Company
South
Loudoun St
E. Boscawen Street
Sanitary Dairy
Gerrard
Jacobson
S. Main St
N. Loudoun St
Emmert’s
Moling & Catherome
THE
Betty Shoppe
Boscawen St
Orange
Georgia
Pride
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
Pure Food Store
Joer Braddock and
Boscawen
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