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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1951
Page
8
Wanted experienced sales girls apply Mr Zydelis Triangle Shoe Store. Also wanted experienced white lady or nurse age 30 to 45 to care for two small girls on a country estate with pay 175 to 200 dollars. Reply Box 54 Winchester Evening Star for interview.
Market notes from Baltimore show apples steady to up in price on several varieties with Delici ous and McIntosh rising. Potatoes and sweet potatoes demand mixed with some frost injury noted. poultry prices largely steady as receipts stay light. Eggs and butter quotes listed with current receipts and moderate demand.
Undiminished buying enthusiasm pushed stock prices higher in New York with gains of a few cents to around a dollar a share and lists showing some losses but mostly small. Cattle hogs and lamb prices moved in Chicago and Baltimore with notable quotes for key items and ranges for various weights and grades.
Chicago grains started higher with broad buying on the board of trade. Opening prices show gains across Wheat Corn Oats Rye Soybeans and fats for several near term contracts.
Local markets corrected daily feature various food items with prices. in Virginia the Corporation Court in Winchester schedules a show cause hearing for February 26 1951 concerning the estate of Alfred Lewis deceased and creditors must appear to challenge the payment and delivery of estate assets.
Agriculture Dept report lists tomorrow prices from Frederick County Farm Bureau for U S Grade A Extra Large 60c per dozen, Grade A Large 66c, Grade A Medium 53c, with Grade C and live poultry prices in the Winchester area for No 1 quality dressed birds.
P Anderson extends gratitude to loyal supporters after forty five years as a Winchester merchant. He notes his son has taken over the business and hopes patrons continue to shop there. Dated January 3, 1911.
In a notice the owner states he has sold his interest to his son Conley Anderson who will run the business the same way. All outstanding accounts will be payable to him and any bills against W. P. Anderson & Son will be taken care of by him.
A weekly community sale is held each Friday night at George Helsey's Farm in Greenspring Virginia. Shoppers can call 5086 for details and updates on vendors and hours.
SPCA President Lemuel Brown announces an executive meeting at 7 30 p m this Friday at 306 Maple Ave to discuss society business and cruelty prevention efforts.
A Singspiration service is set at Mt. Carmel Methodist Church near here Friday at 7 30 o clock. All members and friends are urged to attend.
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