Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets
A report from Richmond and other markets on grain and produce prices dated Jan 8 details futures for wheat and corn No 2 blends, yellow varieties, oats, barley and seeds, plus Richmond fruit and vegetable prices for potatoes cabbage onions Virginia apples and sweet potatoes. It notes market firmness in butter and eggs, and lists New YorkBaltimoreWashington regional dairy and poultry quotes and Chicago livestock activity.
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Richmond
Maine
N. Y
Virginia
California
Florida
New York
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
U.S
U. S
Washington
U S
U S. 1s, 1.65@75. Sweet Potatoes—Eastern Shore
Jersey
Eastern Shore
Tub
Plymouth Rocks
Long Island
Chicago
Bat
Local Market Update From The Star
Local market pages show daily price updates with typical listings for stocks and commodities though the Star disclaims responsibility for typographical errors. Traders and readers are advised to verify figures with official sources before action.
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The
Star
Agricultural Feed and Commodities Price List Fragment
An OCR fragment lists prices for feed ingredients and farm goods. Items include corn meal in different sack sizes, cracked corn, middlings, mixed feed, scratch feed, dairy feed of various protein levels, egg mash, butter, and live poultry figures. Prices show small ranges and scattered garbled text.
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Oakey
Pitas
Ee Coor
Loudoun Banker Henry J. Hoge Dies at 62
Henry J. Hoge, a Loudoun County native and longtime bank official, died Sunday after a yearslong illness. He served as secretary treasurer and later cashier of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank at Hamilton, remaining on the board until his death. Funeral services are set for Hamilton with burial in Lincoln Cemetery.
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SAS
Henry J. Hoge
Hamilton
Society of Friends
Hoge
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Loudoun County
Daniel J
Sarah Elizabeth Taylor Hoge
Aniakchak Endorsement by Father Heller Highlighted
Father Heller of Winchester endorses Aniakchak as the highlight of Bernard Hubbard’s career. He praises the Alaska filmed picture “The Glacier Priest” as educational and visually compelling with Hubbard documenting every step with a camera. The film portrays a hell on earth in the frozen north and promises striking, real evidence of discovery.
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Aniakchak
Bernard Hubbard
Father Heller
Winchester
Alaska
Father Hubbard
Aniakchak and Hubbard's Eruption Recreated on Stage
A vivid reproduction titled Aniakchak showcases Hubbard's five year arc of achievement and his near prediction of Mount Aniakchak's eruption. The production, which drew world newspaper attention, will be shown at Hable's Palace on Wednesday and Thursday, highlighting dramatic scenes including a close call near molten surface.
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Hubbard
Aniakchak
Hable’s Palace
Calvert Family Visited Baltimore For Day With Perrine
Mrs. RE Calvert and her daughter Mrs. William R Perrine drove to Baltimore on Sunday and spent the day as guests of Mr Perrine.
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RE. D. Calvert
William R. Perrine
Baltimore
Mr. Perrine
Order of Publication in Samuel Mash Estate Suit
In Virginia Chester on January 8 1934 Corinne Barnett Deputy Clerk issues an order of publication for creditors and heirs in the estate of Samuel Mash deceased. The court requires Carrie Odgen Malcomb Odgen and unknown heirs or creditors to appear within ten days of publication and directs publication in The Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and posting of the order at the courthouse.
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Virginia Chester
B. Forney
M. M. Lynch
Samuel Mash
Dec’d
Rebecca J. Walker
Lucy Williams
Millie Holland
Amanda Briggs
Lula Williams
Della Addison
Carrie Odgen
George B. Forney
Forney
Malcomb Odgen
Corporation Court
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Virginia
Court House
Corinne Barnett
Kuykendall & Benham
Mrs Mary Hoeber Dies at Leesburg
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Wildman Hoeber 75 widow of Arthur Hoeber New York artist will be held from St James Episcopal Church this afternoon. She lived in New York 25 years and returned to Leesburg after her husband died. Surviving are two sons Harold Hoeber of Massachusetts and Robert Bentley Hoeber of Leesburg.
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Mary Hoeber
Leesburg
Mary Wildman Hoeber
Arthur Hoeber
New York
St. James Episcopal Church
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Wilke
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Serpitu Puree Ae
Rei
Pathfinder
Buncutter Tire Co
Conoco Bronze
Tony Sarg
Conoco
Desser
Vassar
Vassarettes
Veter
Yana
Vassarette
Wenders
Vicxi
Vicks Rn
Leicester St
Cameron
Buckley
South Stewart St
North Cameron
Lerti
Greystone Terrace
West Cork St
L. Kuhn
N. Main
Fincham
Middletown
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Imsnasmoning
B. A. Rowland
Stephens City
Jas. P. Reardon
National Ave
Parkway
Stanley Newlin
Washington St
S. S
Fred Hott
Hearst
Harry H. Willis
Mitchell’s General Health Center
George Washingington
E. Piccadilly St
Cincinnati
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