Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets
New York and Chicago markets show steady to firmer tones in grain bids with No. 2 hard wheat around 94 and No. 2 yellow corn near 50 3 4 to 51 1 4. Richmond and Baltimore produce listings note unsettled southern vegetables, light egg and butter receipts, and steady poultry markets, while livestock in Jersey City, Baltimore, and Chicago shows varied warmth with lambs rising and hogs advancing to around 4.00.
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New York
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Richmond
N. Y
Florida
South Carolina
Virginia
U. S
Baltimore
Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange
Jersey City Livestock
Jersey City
N. J
Michigan
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
New York City
Olsen’s Big Moment and Orient Express At Hables Palace
El Brendel and Walter Catlett star in Olsen’s Big Moment with Fox film humor tonight at Hable's Palace. Graham Greene novel comes to life as Orient Express screens Thursday and Friday with Heather Angel and Norman Foster leading a cosmopolitan cast.
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el Brendel
Fox
Olsen
Bigger
Ble’s Palace
Brendel
Walter Catlett
Mr. Hable
Heather
Angel
Orient Express
Graham Green
Hable’s Palace
Fox Film
Europe
Heather Angel
Berkeley Square
Norman Foster
Ralph Morgan
Herbert Mundin
Irene Ware
Una O’connor
Dorothy Burgess
Lisa Gora
Local Market Update From The Star
The Star provides daily market listings with price ranges and item categories while noting that typographical errors are possible and not the paper’s responsibility. Readers should verify figures before trading or purchasing.
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The
Star
Large Quilting Party At Stickley Home
A Middletown Virginia social page reports 17 residents attended a quilting gathering at William Stickley’s Rae area home with two quilts in frames and a turkey dinner. Also covered are local moves and visits, nurse Katherine Fincham’s return to Baltimore, and local families welcoming back residents. A separate note mentions Cephie Clark bitten by dogs.
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Middletown
William Stickley
Rae
W. J. Colfelt
Edna Dinges
R. A. Larrick
Mae Ginn
Mick
Moore
Norman Wise
Page
Belle Larrick
Hattie Nixon
Frank Massie
Annie Leidig
Allan Jones
Frances Inskip
Katherine Fincham
Robert Fincham
Baltimore
Nanie Miller
Meadow Mills
George Clark
Leslie Shiley
Clayton Painter
Vaucluse
Lillian Kline
Washington
Sibley Hospital
Floyd Dodson
Holmes Campbell
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Clarence Walker
Strasburg
Lee Hottiel
Dolton
Miss Clark
Cephie Clark
Miss Clark Escapes Attack in Warsaw North Carolina
Miss Clark, teaching home economics in Warsaw, NC, avoided serious harm after an assault. Her mother was informed by Miss Clark's attacker, and a physician treated her with no major developments reported. Richard Romack has returned to Fort Myer, Virginia after a month with his parents. Schools were closed due to extreme cold and heating failures, reopening later with two missed days likely to be made up at term end.
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Warsaw
N. C
Miss Clark
George Clark
Richard Romack
United States Army
Work Resumed On C. W. A. Projects
All city C. W. A. projects resumed full operation this morning after a partial shutdown due to inclement weather on Monday. It is noted that this is the first weather-related loss since work began in mid December.
Funeral Rites Held For Frank H. McAtee at Middleway
Funeral services for Frank H. McAtee, 62, who died Saturday at his sister’s home, were conducted Monday at Middleway with burial in Berryville. The Rev. W. D. Eye and the Rev. J. W. Rosenberger officiated. He leaves nine children, including Franklin McAfee and Mrs. Everett Barrett, and three brothers, Clinton, Richard, and William.
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Frank H. McAtee
D. W. Staub
Middleway
Berryville
W. D. Eye
Summit Point
Charles Town
Charles Staub
Leetown
William Huyett
Shepherdstown
Shirley Keller
Martinsburg
William Baisey
Pikeville
Clinton
Winchester
Richard
William
Swimley
Barber Shop Moves to 126 East Cecil Street
Notice announces relocation to 126 E Cecil St one block east of the jail. Open for business from February 1 with prices 25 cents for hair cut 15 cents for shave and 15 cents for children hair cut. By Clyde Hoover.
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E. Cecil St
Clyde Hoover
Glass and the era that shaped his view on reform
Time and policy collide as Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, once a liberal on the Federal Reserve, stands as conservatism's unlikely standard bearer. The piece notes shifts in his stance with changing conditions and comments on taxation, reform, and military spending across the United States and abroad.
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Washington, D. C
Carter Glass
Virginia
Glass
Federal Reserve
Lost Male Llewellyn Letter Dog Prince Owner Offers Reward
A white dog with black spots named Prince found near The Elms on Valley Pike. Contact The Elms at telephone 230 R to return and claim a reward. Periodical note dated January 31, 1911.
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Llewellyn
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New
Plymouth Rock
Lancaster Livestock
Lancaster
Remington Arms Co
Kleans
Evening Star
East Boscawen St
Stickley Home
Sophie Clark
Mr. McAtee
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press Star
Hoover
White House
Leslie Eichel
Preas
Russia
Japan
Germany
France
United States
RFC
Navy
Senator Carter Glass
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock
Raymond Godlove
Frederick County
County Court House
Welltown Pike
W. C. Stottlemyer
Calvin Malone
Raney Teecee
B. J. Reynolds
Wenders
Paiment Ave
Buckley
South Stewart St
North Cameron
West Fork
Kuhn
N. Kent St
Apply Winchester Credit Corp
Loudoun
Robinson Apartments
Davis Grocery
Braddock
F. S. Hunt
S. Stewart Street
Oates
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Myers Sprayer
R. L. Long
Stephens City
N. H. Lemley
Pauline
Main St
Mitchell's General Health Center
George Washingington
Piccadilly St
Cincinnati
Ohio
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