Meadow Mills Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Meadow Mills Va July 9 Mrs Kenneth Spencer of Washington visits her mother Mrs Nannie Miller Miss Irene Miller of Washington stayed with the Miller household last week Mr and Mrs Henry Bly and family of near New Oxford spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Jenkins Nina Dyke of Winchester visits Misses Velma and Catherine Dodson Lena Dodson of Washington DC weekends with her parents J F Dodson and wife Urban social notes list several visits and guest exchanges among residents.
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Meadow Mills
Kenneth Spencer
Washington
Nannie Miller
Irene Miller
Henry Bly
Ily
Near New Oxford
Arthur Jenkins
Nina Dyke
Winchester
Velma
Catherine Dodson
Lena Dodson
Washington, D. C
J. F. Dodson
Market Report of Daily Quotations From Local Buyers
Local buyers quote wholesale prices today with corrections noted by The Star. The report lists corrections and reflects daily market movements without assuming responsibility for typographical errors.
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Star
Local Wholesale Market Prices For Wheat And Livestock
The market lists prices for local wholesale grains and animals including wheat at 85.00 per barrel for local flour, cracked corn at 40.00 per ton, mixed feed at 2.80 per cwt, middlings at 40.00 per ton, and young poultry prices with small lots for guinea fowl, leghorns and broilers. Hay is quoted 15.00 to 20.00 per bale, with other feed items and livestock also shown.
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Ae Joe
Seyesee
Baltimore Wholesale Market Prices and Grain Rates
Market prices corrected at market close feature a list of items including local flour 9.50 to 10.00 per barrel and 12 lb. bags, flour middlings at 2.20, standard middlings 1.90, mixed feed 2.00, scratch feed 2.40, cracked corn 1.0, corn per barrel 4.50 to 5.00, creamery butter 0.46, country butter 0.29, oats 26.50, young chickens, cattle, sheep, and hogs also listed with various price notes for the Baltimore wholesale market.
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Ais
Esiecea Lps
Sisiewivsiels
Paisa Tea
Spout Spring Notes Highlights Local Weather and Visits
Heavy Sunday and Monday rains damaged gardens and corn in Spout Spring Va though the moisture was welcome. Local residents Nelson Stuart remains ill at home. Washington visitors Mrs T J Harford and Philip Harford spent two weeks with Mr and Mrs C L Clanan at New Market and dined with Mr and Mrs George Lind. F B Hottel visited Maurertown. A Burnt Factory yard party Wednesday night drew good attendance.
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Spout Spring
Nelson Stuart
T. J. Harford
Philip Harford
Washington
C. L. Clanahan
New Market
George Lind
F. B. Hottel
Maurertown
Burnt Factory
Winchester Fire Alarm Procedure Reminder
Firemen urge the public to report fires by calling the alarm line and telling the extent nature and exact location to avoid mobilizing the entire department for minor blazes. The notice stresses precise information speeds response.
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Winchester
Is Your Skin Too Oily
An ad promotes MBEL LO-GLO Skintone as a French beauty treatment that removes excess oil tightens pores and beautifies the skin. It claims to strengthen muscles and reduce oil while promising pleasing results with MELLO-GLO Skin tone.
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Peoples’ Drug Co.ad
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Jewett
U. K
Chalmers
Willys-Knight
Auto Parts Corp
South Market Street
Northern Virginia Motor Co., Inc
South Main Street
H. W. Ebert
Market Report
Rey
Dr. Chase
Dr. Chase’s
DR. A. W. Chase Co., Inc
Riverdale Ave
New York
N.Y
Overland Whippet
C. B. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock ST
Baltimore
Nash
Shenandoah Motor CO
Nash Dealers
H. A. Schmidt
C. H. Shutte
Handley School
Wreosr
Little Joe’s
Hodgson & Brown Jewelers
C. I Brumback
Hansbrough & Carter
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