Corn-Hog Plans Near Completion in Virginia
Virginia nears completion of the corn hog program under the AAA. About 10,500 farmers signed contracts to cut corn yields 20 to 30 percent and hog production 25 percent from 1932-33 levels across 92 counties. Payments expected before Sept 1 with Augusta and Rockingham leading signups.
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Richmond
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Virginia
State Board of Review
Charles City
Henrico
New Kent
Augusta County
Rockingham County
Shenandoah
Carroll County
Wythe
Isle of Wight
Princess Anne
Rockbridge
Frederick
Fauquier
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Dress Contest Winners To Go To Blacksburg
Five Frederick County 4-H contestants will represent the county at the state contest in Blacksburg July 23 to 28. Winners include Pegg Pangle Round Hill in work dress, Jane Foote Gainesboro in sport dress, Sam Whitacre Whitacre in boys sport, Virginia Hicks Bryarly, Garland Baker in girls and boys dress up. Other winners were Hilda Whiton Whitacre in work dress Bunny Larrick Round Hill in girls sport and Ernest Davis Gore in boys sport with Isabel Rosenberger also noted. Demonstration agent Miss Matilda Carnes assisted with the event directed by Miss Elizabeth Farrar Frederick County Home Demonstration Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg
Pegg Pangle
Round Hill Club
Jane Foote
Gainesboro Club
Sam Whitacre
Whitacre
Virginia Hicks
Bryarly
Garland Baker
Hilda Whiton
Bunny Larrick
Round Hill
Ernest Davis
Gore
Isabel Rosenberger
Matilda Carnes
Fromde
Deadeyn County
Aoa
Elizabeth Farrar
Frederick County
Pavement Relayed at 422 South Loudoun Street
Workmen relaid the brick pavement at No. 422 South Loudoun Street to smooth uneven sections caused by tree roots and other pressures. The improvements enhance appearance and reduce night time pedestrian hazards from stumbles.
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No. 422
South
Loudoun Street
Birth of a son celebrated in Relief Brevities
Mr. and Mrs. Grim welcome a son with Mrs Grim formerly Miss Leota Herbaugh. Mrs C C Brill recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs Harry Hicks hosted a supper with guests including J D Risker and daughter Reba, Ray Rinker, Gene Scribner, and Alfred Rinker family. Misses Hilda and Janette Olinger visit from New Market. C C Brill and family visited Fred Crim family. Helen Crim visiting Fred Crim's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afred Rinker
Hilda
Janette Olinger
New Market
C. C. Brill
Fred Crim
Helen Crim
Local Social News From Relief Virginia
Misses Hilda and Jeanette Olinger vis ited Misses Mary and Virginia Branner for a week. Mrs. Harry Hicks hosted relatives from Washington D C. Clarence Brill and family visited Fred Crim and family. Patience Daniels and daughters Marian and Eleanor from Cumberland visited the Ginnan family. Relief Sunday School plans a yard party Wednesday night July 18. Louise Graves returns from Massanetta Springs after a week away.
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Relief
Hilda
Jeanette Olinger
Mary
Virginia Branner
Harry Hicks
Washington, D. C
Clarence Brill
Fred Crim
Patience Daniels
Marian
Eleanor
Cumberland
Stanley Ginnan
Louise Graves
Massanetta Springs
Chestnut Grove Notes
Chestnut Grove Virginia July 14 report social visits including Emma DeHaven J L Fries Ellen De Haven Harriet Cochran Elsie Bowers Edith Strother. Picnicking Aug 4 for Ladies Aid. Local visits by DeHaven family and friends with Hagers town Romney and Elma Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove
Emma DeHaven
Lee
J. L. Fries
Ellen DeHaven
Harriet Cochran
Elsie Bowers
Edith Strother
G. H. Bohrer
Oakland
W. Va
Arsel DeHaven
Anna
W. L. Deven
Garland Madagan
Douglas
Middletown
A. DeHaven
Robert Hutsler
Glengary
Mildred DeHaven
Elma Taylor
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. B. DeHaven
Mildred
Ruth
Bruce
Bertha Taylor
Thomas Davis
Hagerstown
Walter Light
W. L. DeHaven
George Bowers
May
Romney
Lester Ware
Charles Davis
Sunday Guests and Local Visits Near Canterbury Notes
Canterbury Notes reports social visits and family news in CANTERBURG Virginia. Guests include Mr and Mrs A C Painter from Edgewood Maryland and Burgess Holliway from Middle River Maryland. Other locals like Jessie Perry and L W Painter are mentioned along with short visits and familial gatherings.
The Spruce Grouse Description and Color Markings
The spruce grouse is smaller and darker than the ruffed grouse. Males have black and white gray barring with a black throat and a bright red bare skin patch above the eye. Females are smaller, rusty colored, and have dense body barring with the red eye patch.
Quotations in Wheat and Rain Markets Across Cities
Market notes show wheat prices by city including Baltimore Chicago Richmond and Washington. Notable figures include No 2 red winter 94 in Baltimore and various Chicago cash grain quotes with No 1 red at 1.00 and others around 98 1-2. Livestock and produce prices listed for apples potatoes eggs and poultry in multiple markets.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Richmond
Virginia Creamery
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
U. S
Washington
North Carolina
Washington Produce
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island
NEW York Poultry
New York
Local Market Report for Flour and Dairy Products
The Star presents a daily market list with local wholesale and retail prices for flour in various bag sizes, shelves corn, cracked corn, mixed feed, dairy and butter products, eggs, pork, veal, and other commodities. Prices include 98, 48, 24, and 12 pound flour bags and assorted dairy offerings.
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Herren
Gladys Lucas Visits and Town News From White Post
White Post Va July 17 Miss Gladys Lucas returns home after two weeks with her aunt in Baltimore and a Chesapeake Beach bungalow visit. Mrs Barksdale of Richmond sick in camp on the Shenandoah river area and cared for by daughters Mrs G B Palmer and Mrs Ben Meade. Methodist Sunday School children led by Miss Anna Robinson delivered a Children Day program. Getta Shepard of Boyce pecat visiting. Clara Louise Turk of Alton and June Rose of Baltimore visiting Gladys Lucas at Bien Venue. Walter Haymaker of Baltimore visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs L H Haymaker.
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White Post
Gladys Lucas
Mrs. Rose
Baltimore
Chesapeake Beach
Barksdale
Richmond
Shenandoah River
Mildale
Mesdames G. B. Palmer
Ben Meade
Goldsboro
N. C
C. O. Dear
L. H. Haymaker
Hable's Gaynor and Farrell Star In Change of Heart at Palace
Janet Gaynor and Charlie Farrell headline the Palace engagement in their first co star pairing in two years. The screening opens with rave notices claiming the film the best Gaynor Farrell collaboration yet alongside Jas Dunn Ginger Rogers in support. Also featured are a Paramount News Reel and the song story The Doctor.
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Hable
Gaynor
Farrell
Palace Today
Janet Gaynor
Charlie Farrell
Palace
Jas. Dunn
Ginger Rogers
Kathleen Norris
Manhattan
New York City
Miss Gaynor
Paramount
the Doctor
Dr Monica features Kay Francis in Capitol drama role
Kay Francis stars as Dr Monica in Warner Bros film praised for depth and warmth. Jean Muir earns acclaim for dramatic ability while Warren William, Verree Teasdale, Hale Hamilton, and Virginia Pine complete a strong cast. Local theme songs by Billy Barnes accompany the screening.
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Warner Bros
Dr. Monica
Kay Francis
Capitol
Jean Muir
Warren William
Verree Teasdale
Hale Hamilton
Virginia Pine
Billy Barnes
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State
Carter Twormeley
Stratford Club Perfecto Cigars
Hivenstone
Canterbury
Canterburg
B. A.land
A. C. Painter
Edgewood
Burgess Holliway
Middle River
Jessie Perry
L. W. Painter
Nelson
Winchester
Kathryne Perry
Ruby Grim
R. H. Shiley
Tom Perry
R. E. Albin
Welltown
Agnes Lee Perry
Flyers
Midwestern
Hennery
Pacific Coast
Market Report
The
Star
Wise Old Owl
Esso
Wenders
Ick
Aately
Miami, Fla
Tread
C. R
Ser Claims
Goodyear
Uniontown, Pa
Goodyear T -D. B. W
Johnson City
Tenn
W.L.H
Hickory N.C
Corsicana
Texas
Payette
Idaho
Mail
New England
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Miles
Fant Glov
Milehave
E. D. Blowton
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ArrowCabCo
Eau Claire, Wis
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Champaign, UK
D. J. Spirit Lake
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Way Ile Company
Clarks Va
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Buncutter Tire Co
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