Market Quotations for Livestock and Produce
Baltimore and Pittsburgh livestock quotes from February 15 show feeders and sows firm to higher with steady calves and hogs. Hogs top 14.45, vealers 16.00-17.00, cattle mixed with cows 5.00-10.50 and bulls 8.50-11.00, sheep and lambs around 16.00. Chicago firm on hogs 13.75-14.00 and cattle 13.00-16.90, with vealers 15.00.
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Canadian Pacific dividend boosts rail stocks in New York trade
The Canadian Pacific dividend, first in 12 years, strengthens rail shares as Co. P. common opens up and gains extend. Aircraft makers rise modestly while utilities and industrials show caution awaiting tax bill action and news from the Italian front. Prominent movers include Santa Fe, Norfolk & Western, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, Great Northern, Atlantic Coast Line, Douglas, Boeing, United, Sperry, Lockheed, Cuban American Sugar, Firestone, Du Pont, and Texas Co.
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Norfolk & Western
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Great Northern
Atlantic Coast Line
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
United Aircraft
Sperry
Lockheed
Firestone Tire
du Pont and
Texas Co
Grain Market Opens With Little Trade In Chicago
Chicago grain notations report a quiet opening with firm indications in wheat due to lack of pressure and easiness in rye. Opening prices list May wheat at 1.69 to 1.69 and July at 1.67 with other months shown. oats quoted around 0.785 to 0.8125 and rye lower in early activity.
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Bombing Cassino Abbey as Allied Forces Target Isthmus Hill
Allied air power pounds the Monastery on Mt Cassino and German defenses as forces press to control the historic abbey. The Abbey, dating to 529 A D, sits overlooking Cassino and has become a strategic fortress in the battle for the town.
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Russell L. City
Dr J H Lacy Remembered as Cleric and public servant
Dr J H Lacy served in Clarksville from 1905 to 1921 with a bright mind and warm affection. He chaired the city school board and was a leading figure in the Virginia Synod and Southern Presbyterian Church. Survived by his wife Miss Dickenson and four children, funeral services are planned for Wednesday in Clarksville.
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Abraham Lincoln the Christian feature in Fort Wayne Voice
The February 11 issue of the Voice published in Fort Wayne Indiana highlights two locales. On the front page a Lincoln Day article titled Abraham Lincoln the Christian is by Miss Browne Sampsell of Stephens City. Page four carries Rev. Robert A. Whitten’s Reader's Forum letter praising the Voice’s religious news coverage.
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Ete Voice
Fort Wayne
Inana
Abraham Lincoln
All Back The Attack Buy War Bonds Poster
A wartime plea urges citizens to support the war effort by purchasing war bonds. The message promotes financial backing for military operations and national defense, urging broad public participation.
Attendance Pins Are Presented At Capon Christian Church
Ray Wolford of the Capon Christian Church Bible School announced that over the past year perfect end rewards through the cross crown pin system were awarded to members across year levels including First Year Dorothy Wolford Wilda Sirbaugh Alma Wolford Willetta Wolford Peggy Sue Wolford and Larry Fultz Second Year Maxine Whitacre and Leon Fultz Fourth Year Marie Wolford Virginia Mae Wolford Maxine Wolford and Janis Wolford Eighth Year Hilda Sirbaugh Arlin Sirbaugh and Carlton Lee Sirbaugh Thirteenth Year Dorothy Lockhart.
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Hilda Sirbaugh
Arlin Sirbaugh
Carlton Lee Sirbaugh
Dorothy Lockhart
Brumback Return Home After Major Surgery
C I Brumback has returned home to Stephens City after a major surgery at Winchester Memorial Hospital. His condition is reported as good.
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Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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