Corn Receipts Fall Off and Prices Advance
Chicago January 6 stock news reports corn receipts the smallest in months. Prices rise 3 1 8 cents on speculative buying of future deliveries as commissions note reduced farm movement but strong industrial demand rumors persist. Wheat, oats and provisions advance with mixed cash prices across Chicago Baltimore New York and Richmond markets.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Commission House
Argentina
Australia
Baltimore
NEW York Poultry
New York
Lennery
Richmond
Lancaster
Jersey City
Exports of Students After Holidays at Millwood Social Life
Millwood Virginia reports social life features after holidays and winter country homes closures. Guests over New Year include the Thropp family from Washington and several Meade Randolph and Burwell households. Numerous dinners and bowling gatherings mark the season at Annefield Moorings Glen Minturn and Ardmore.
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Millwood
William Bell Watkins
Marie Baird
Alvin Baird, Jr
Marshall
Ann Cooke Meade
Lewis Burwell Meade, Jr
Margaret Della Meade
Jane Cary Randolph
Scott ‘Thropp
Marion
Wilmer Thropp
B. O' Randolph
Nathaniel B. Page
William Farrar
William Potter
Pitts
City council tightens water rates and plans hog pen crackdown
The council fixed water rates for the year and debated odor concerns from a gas plant. The sanitary committee proposed banning hog pens citywide, with a study of hog and chicken keepers and liaison with other towns. The water committee was asked to evaluate the Baker Miller water line and extension costs.
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Allen
Rosenberger
Harper
Julian W. Baker and
Miller Brothers
Baker-Miller
Page
Barr
Water Committee
Sale
League of Virginia Municipalities
E. W. Miller
P. D. Plank
Plank
Donald L. Weems
Revenue
Chas
W. A. Baker
Market summary fragment shows varied livestock and bids
Partial OCR notes list prices for sheep and lambs with regional references and arithmetic gaps. Mentions Baltimore Lancaster Jersey City entries and a down tick to 3.75 in some item, but data is incomplete and lacks clear event.
Apple Auction Is Omitted Due To English Fog
The weekly American apple auction at Liverpool was omitted because heavy fogbound conditions across England disrupted traffic and halted business. The Antonia steamer, carrying apples for today’s sale, was also fogbound at the port. Shipments to British ports for the week ending January 3 totaled 20 574 barrels 3922 boxes 4663 baskets with Liverpool London Southampton and Manchester reporting exports.
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Liverpool
Eng
England
G. R. Cooper, Harnden and Company
Antonia
New York
London
Southampton
Manchester
Richmonder nets 200 dollars for old copper cent
J D Martin of Richmond Va owns a $200 00 check paid by The Numismatic Company Dept 618 Fort Worth Texas for an antique copper cent. The firm offers readers a 4c illustrated coin folder and urges watching change for valuable coins stamps and bills.
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J. D. Martin
Richmond
Numismatic Company
Dept. 618
Fort Worth
Texas
Martin
Mr. Martin
Last Rites For Mrs Newcome At Macedonia Church
Services were held at 2 oclock for Mrs Mary beth Peacemaker Newcome 55 who died at her son Daviders home near White Post Clarke county She survived by Irwin Newcome and children from a former husband Charles Peace maker Mary Peace maker Jessie Franklin David Luther and Letha Peacemaker all of Winchester Two stepchildren John Peacemaker and Delia Hicks and three Lofton brothers Also known as a loving mother to many friends and relatives
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Macedonia
Rch
This County
Marybeth Peacemaker
Newcome
Davider
White Post
Clarke County
Alex and
Mary Lofton
Hardy County
W. Va
Irwin Newcome
Charles Peacemaker
Capon Bridge
Mary Peacemaker
Harrisburg
Jessie
Franklin
David
Luther
Letha
Winchester
John Peacemaker
Delia Hicks
Whitacre
William Lofton
Moorefield
James Lofton
Charles Lofton
Cumberland
Last Rites For M. M. Swimley
The funeral for the late M. M. Swimley, who died near Swimley station in Clarke county Virginia, will be held tomorrow at 11 oclock at Stone Chapel. Burial will follow in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Survived by two daughters Katie Sweiger of New York City and Anna Cochran of Philadelphia, a son O. M. Swimley of this city, and granddaughter Lucy Brook McCloy of Swimley.
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M. M. Swimley
Swimley Station
Clarke County
Stone Chapel
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Swimley
Katie Sweiger
New York City
Anna Cochran
Philadelphia
O. M. Swimley
Lucy Brook McCloy
Canterbury Locals Share Visits and Health Updates
Canterbury locals report social visits among residents including Mrs. B A Rowland with Mrs. Hattie Jennings and Mrs. Lloyd Painter hosting Grace Albin of Winchester. Tom Perry shows improved health after pneumonia scare. Irene Fogle returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital much improved. Susie Shryock sustains a leg wound from a rifle accident.
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Canterburg
B. A. Rowland
Hattie Jennings
Howard White
Mack DeHaven
Wendell
Lomax
Nellie
Mae Painter
E. L. Dovell
Clyde Yancy
Stephens City
Susie Shryock
Walker
Bernard Rowland
C. O. Rowland
Warner Brothers unveils new entertainment policy for Winchester
The local Warner manager announces a continuing season of top acts on stage and screen. First attraction is Van Arnam's Minstrels with Billy makers January 21-22, joined by Constance Bennett in Sin Takes a Holiday. Additional vaudeville acts including Davy Lee Sonny Boy and Frankies Varieties are planned, with two big stage attractions monthly and ongoing popular pictures like Abraham Lincoln and Min and Bill through January.
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Thomas
Warner
van Arnam
Billy Makers
al Jolson
Constance Bennett
Dave Harris
Frankie
Earle Theatre
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Min
Bill
Joe ii. Bro
Fire Alarm Details Urged For Immediate Response
Fire company captains urge that callers state the character of the fire when giving alarms by telephone. This would often avoid dispatching all companies and speed up appropriate response.
Five Million Reported With No Employment Crisis Deepens
As drought relief debates unfold in Washington and Arkansas, calls grow for $15 million in food loans and Federal aid. Senators Heflin and Thomas threaten filibuster to push relief, while Red Cross and leaders brace for possible food riots and broader unemployment challenges. Public works funding for building construction is projected, with 85 to 90 million for labor and materials.
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England
Ark
Red Cross
Arkansas
Senator Robinson
Caraway
Parnell
Senate
Thomas
Oklahoma
Heflin
Alabama
Oklahoma City
House
Melton
McFadden
House Banking Committee
McKeown
Democrat
James A. Wetmore
Ctir
Auto Show Prospects Fuel Car Buying Dreams
Shoppers across the region are invited to automobile shows to explore various models and imagine which car they would purchase. The event emphasizes hands on experience and practical choices for future buyers.
Dynamite hits church amid Danville strike area violence
In Danville a frame church in Newtown near Mill Settlement suffered heavy damage from a dynamite blast tied to anti union violence. No arrests were made and police reported no clues as Governor Pollard arrived to supervise state troops and aid investigations.
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Dan River
Riversidele
F. A. Dail
Lyl L. Moore
Po- Neeman
Leroy Thomason
Pollard
Danville
Con Grubert
Schoolfield
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Khet
Warfare cannot last forever says nations must uphold morals
A fragmented remark argues that war will end when nations respect strong moral principles and seek durable peace. The speaker emphasizes unity and moral resolve as guiding forces beyond conflict.
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Joseph R. Nutt
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Canterbury
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Roy T. Davis
Warner Brothers
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Porto Rico
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Edna May Cooper
Lady Ralph
Los Angeles
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O’brine
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William Lodge, III
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