Market Quotations for Livestock and Produce
Market notes from Washington Philadelphia Baltimore and Chicago list prices for apples, potatoes, eggs, butter, poultry, ducks, geese, turkeys, fowls, and various meats. Specifics include Fresh Delicous apples 2.15 to 2.25, Stayman 1.75 to 1.85, eggs whites 22 to 22 1 2, butter 26 3 4 to 31 1 4, live poultry near 21 to 22, turkeys 31 to 32 for young hens, and hogs at Chicago around 7.75 to 7.95. Cattle and calves priced in Baltimore ranges, hogs and sheep also reported with top values noted.
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Washington
Maryland
Pennsylvania
U. S
Kent Island
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rock
Northwestern
Virginia
Baltimore Livestock Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Local Markets and Wholesale Prices Edge of Market Notes
A dated listing shows wholesale market prices for flour bags from 4.30 to 4.60 per bag or barrel, midlings and dairy feed figures, oats and corn meal, and various live stock and farm products with assorted per unit costs. The fragmentary text captures product names such as Old Toms Ducks Stags and Young Rocks with price hints, indicating a broad farm goods bulletin.
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Stock Market Tumbles on War Fears in Europe
New York January 23 stock activity opened with gains in steels and motors but soon declined as European tensions rose. Spanish war crisis and the German Reichsbank shake spooked investors while London and Amsterdam offerings increased. Sterling climbed to 4.6758 dollars as 2 million shares traded. a list of prominent quotes followed.
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New York
Wall Street
Europe
Barcelona
Dr. Schacht
Reichsbank
London
Amsterdam
al. Chem
Am. Can
Am. Rad
Piet Am. Smel
Anaconda
Can. Edison
Cigar
Elec
Genl
Motors
Goodyear
Int. Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
M. Ward
Natl. Dairy
Packard
Fae Gene U. S. Steel
Va.Car. Chem
Western Union
Woolworth
Illness Fatal in Berryville to Hamilton
Berryville Va Jan 23 Heart trouble and other complications proved fatal at 10 30 this morning at the home of Marshal Worthington Hamilton 31 Clarke county merchant He is survived by his wife pianist Mrs Hattie Eckley Hamilton and by his parents Oscar P and Mary Ambrose Hamilton Also surviving are his sisters Mrs David Roadley Mrs Webster Ballance Isabell Harriett and Oscar Hamilton Final services will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church and interment will be in Green Hill Cemetery Funeral arrangements not completed
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Berryville
Marshal Worthington Hamilton
Clarke County
Hattie Eckley Hamilton
Winchester
Handley
Oscar P
Mary Ambrose Hamilton
David Roadley
Cleveland
Ohio
Webster Ballance
Chicago
Isabell
Harriett
Oscar Hamilton
Presbyterian Church
Greenhill Cemetery
Mary Baer’s Rites Held Here Today
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 for Mrs. Mary Virginia Baer 73 who died at her Mt. Williams area home Saturday. The Rev W O Talbert officiated at Jones Funeral Home and interment followed in Hopewell Cemetery. Survivors include son Theodore Baer brother Walter Allamong and sister in law Mrs Virco DeHaven of Clearbrook.
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Mary Virginia Baer
Mt. Williams
W. O. Talbert
Jones
Hopewell Cemetery
Theodore Baer
Walter Allamong
Virco DeHaven
Clearbrook
Iniece
Police Court Docket Includes Reckless Driving Assault Cases
Cases tried in Police Court include Raymond Cline of R F D No 3 Winchester for reckless driving fined 14 dollars Herbert Jones charged with disorderly conduct fined 15 dollars 25 cents Wesley Burke of East Kern Street charged with assault and battery fined 7 dollars 75 cents.
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Raymond Cline
Winchester
Herbert Jones
Wesley Burke
East Kern Street
Wheat and grain quotations steady with winter belt snows
Chicago reports wheat prices drifting lower as security declines and snow covers the winter belt. Early gains faded to fractional losses with occasional rallies. Closing bids show various futures levels for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye and Lard, alongside assorted No. graded grain prices and Barley figures. Baltimore reports No. 2 red winter wheat at 77 1/2 cents and New corn at 50 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
Jay
Corn
Mar
Baltimore
Winchester
G E Madigan Dies In Night At 51
George Edward Madigan 51 died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a period of paralysis. A Stephens City resident and Clarke County native, he left a large family including his wife Hadie Mills Madigan and children from two marriages. Burial will be beside Nineveh Church after services by Rev. Julian Owens with pallbearers named from his Madigan relatives.
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George Edward Madigan
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stephens City
Clarke County
Virginia Glin Madigan
John Madigan
Hadie
Mills Madigan
John
Louix City
Iowa
George T. D
Washington
P. Cleveland
Virginia Patterson
Freebeck N. J
Stewart
Charles
Marie
Dorothy
Emily
Ida
Phyllis
Pat
Joe
Leo
Roy
William
Boyce
Seatta
New York
Cecelia Anderson
Strasburg
John W
Kate Cumbine
Harrisonburg
Mary Sullivan
Stuart Perry
Nineveh Church
Julian Owens
Mack Mills
Cedarville
Garland Fred
Orbin
Leonard
Herman
Loring Madigan
Mt Etna residents dodge city taxes end 1938 balance
Mt Etna Indiana residents paid no city taxes on real or personal property last year yet had a net treasury balance of 251.30. They received 236.54 from state gasoline and excise taxes and spent 318.58, leaving a deficit of 82.04 but covered by a 333.34 balance from 1937.
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Mt. Etna
Ind
Weather delays rescue of Cavalier survivors aboard tanker
Five men and five women from the Cavalier were saved by the Esso Baytown after hours at sea as rough seas and a biting wind slowed the tanker to reach New York. Three others perished, with Coast Guard and hospital teams bridging the perilous transfer and care.
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New York
Esso
Coast Guard
Imperial British Airways
Atlantic Ocean
Cape May
N J
M. R. Alderson
Airways
Baytown
Frank H. Spurr
War Veterans To Meet Tonight
Comrades of Winchester post Veterans of Foreign Wars No 2123 are asked by Commander H E Anderson to attend a meeting tonight at 3 o clock in post headquarters on North Loudoun street where trustees will be elected and other important business matters will be taken up.
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Comrades of
Winchester Post Veterans of Foreign Wars
H. E. Anderson
North Loudoun Street
Magazine sales stunt at Salem House of Representatives
Jim Carroll led 10 newsboys into the Oregon State House to sell magazines. A legislator asked their party and Carroll replied Republican. Rush business followed as twenty seven magazines were sold quickly. The House is Republican by a 3-1 margin.
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Salem
Ore
Jim Carroll
House of Representatives
House
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Pan American
Port Washington
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Elizabeth M. Richardson
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Griffith J. Powell
British Imperial Airways
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Air Safety Board
Civil Aeronautics Authority
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