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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1933
Page
2
Chicago and national commodity figures show wheat prices easing on crop reports with larger shipments from Argentina and Australia. Corn and oats decline or hold steady as market watchers note potential regional wheat losses and shifting grain flows to mills and terminals.
Local market notices show prices for cracked corn country butter creamery butter mixed feed and scratch feed. No guaranteed accuracy due to editorial typographical errors.
Madame Wadislaus Sokolowska wife of the Polish embassy charge d'affaires spoke at Clarke County Woman's Club detailing home life in Poland. She described peacetime life as pleasure loving but patriotic when country involved, praised Woodrow Wilson's 14 points, and noted Polish hospitality and traditions. The meeting included a report on funds for school milk and plans for a memorial community building bond issue before the March 8 vote.
The schedule lists activities for Mins ter eafore week beginning Tuesday. 4-H members will receive help with clothing and poultry projects. Meetings include Stephens City Home Demonstration Group Tuesday afternoon and Mt Falls Mountain Falls 454 Club Thursday morning.
A garbled line hints at a sensational frontier tale involving Clem and a perplexing event on the riverbank. Details are fragmentary but suggest local notoriety or a dramatic public encounter.
Members of Company I rifle team from Virginia National Guard placed in six of fourteen classes at the 1932 Third Corps Matches in Quantico Virginia August 25 26 27 28. Sgt Seabright of Winchester led for lent's Match while Sgt Blount led in Coast Guard Trophy and Navy Cup events. Virginia Maryland and DC guardsmen participated. Company I standings included Leech Cup Navy Cup Coast Guard Trophy and President's Match results with top overall placing in several events.
The National Rifle Association bulletin dated November 21 1932 lists the President Hundred high scores across all Corps Areas. Sergeant Blount leads the Seabright Corps Area while No Leg Guard members from multiple states populate state and national rankings. Blount ranks fourth in the state and thirty sixth nationally.
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