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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1931
Page
8
Ex Presidents wife and son friendship discussed by Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown in a Washington Star quote about friends observing faults. A European scientist claims the moon’s surface reaches 216 degrees Fahrenheit in sunlight and 243 degrees below zero in darkness.
The Maryland State Horticultural Society will hold its annual summer field meet in Hancock on Wednesday July 22. Visitors will tour Cahill's packing house and orchards, inspect experimental plots and irrigation, view the Tonoloway orchards and fruit washers, and hear short talks from authorities on orchard issues. The program starts at 9:30 a.m. and runs all day. all fruit industry interests are invited.
Market report lists daily wholesale figures for flour screenings feed and dairy goods with Butter fat amounts and prices for country and creamer butter. livestock prices shown for hens hogs cows and steers. Baltimore wholesale section shows oil and feed prices and poultry rates with tariff note attributed to Arthur Henderson.
A Winchester resident touts Natex as lasting relief from widespread pains and digestive woes. The Natex man at Peoples Service Drug Store explains the medicine daily to locals, with A B Clevenger praising rapid improvement after three weeks and ongoing well being for a year.
The report lists rainfall data over several periods including past 24 hours ending 8 am none and July to date 3.02 inches. It compares 18 year averages with 1932 values for January through May and provides 1930 first seven months totals with monthly figures.
A stockholders protective committee works on reorganizing the Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills. Apple merchants donate many silver cups for prizes at the 1930 Winchester Fair. Winchesterians will hear the Baltimore Evening Sun Newsboys Band in concert Friday. Tourist traffic rises in the area. The AAA logged 550 information calls in June. William E. Doran to manage the Perfection Gold Course opening soon.
Frederick County Board of Supervisors endorses F. W. Pingley as county game warden. Kabletown near Jefferson county West Virginia suffered a cloudburst flood with damages estimated at 410000. Staunton plans a July 14 banquet delegation honoring Commander Byrd. Local residents plan a Shenandoah Valley Special trip to Canada. Charles H. Harper buys the Weems residence from Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Weems.
Fifteen years ago on July 8 1916 Comdr Louis M Nulton is noted as acting superintendent of the United States Military Academy at Annapolis while Admiral W Alexander Baker buys the Byrd property on South Washington Street for 12700 cash. An epidemic of paralysis spreads across the United States. British forces hammer the Germans with shellfire as air fleets deploy planes. Hellers advertises ladies white dress shirts for 1.00.
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