Washington apples restricted to extra fancy grades plan cut 8 000 carloads
A Yakima dispatch reports Washington growers voted to limit shipments to extra fancy and fancy grades and bar lower grades from commercial shipments. The move, aimed at boosting profits, may reduce about 8 000 railcar loads. exemptions favor Yellow Newtowns and Ortleys. Regulators cite high freight rates and potential legal challenges loom as the industry braces for impact.
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Yakima
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New York
P . Gra
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Del
Apple
Wenatchee
T. C. Haskell
Great Northern
Great Northern Railroad
State of
Opposition Grows From Early Contemplation Of Program
Readable text notes strong resistance from organizations to a proposed program from its initial planning stage.
Pleasant social notes from Mt Pleasant Virginia
Mr and Mrs Carpenter and daughters and Miss Delia Cochran of Winchester visit Lamp and family. Families and friends gather for church events with plans for a July 30 picnic. Christian Endeavor strong with Mrs Will Lamp leading and next services set for 7 30 p m with Miss Pearl Cochran guiding.
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MT. Pleasant
R.S. Carpenter
Delia Cochran
Winchester
Arry Lamp
Edward Carpenter
Chambersville
Will Lamp
Warner Dyke
Pearl Cochran
Oliver Amilton
Howard Allamong
Washington
John Perry
Harry Lamp
Oliver Hamilton
Julian Elliott
Emma Pitcock
Calvin
Gertie Boyce
Opequon
M.M
John.Perry
Christian Endeavor
How Much Would You Pay To Be Rid of Rheumatic Pains
Ad promises relief from rheumatic pains in 48 hours with a money back guarantee. A bottle of Allenru from Baker's Drug Store or any progressive druggist costs 85 cents. Claim: pains vanish in 48 hours and continued use removes uric acid, with happiness as the result.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Family Social Notes From Winchester Area
With his brother, Mr. Lewis Lamp and family, near Winchester. Mr. Arthur Brewer and family of Mr. Williams spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wolver ton. Other callers were Miss Mary Renner, Mr. Cecil Renner, Mr. Harry Lamp and two grand daughters, Marianna and Madilee Carpenter.
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Lewis Lamp
Winchester
Arthur Brewer
Williams
Paul Wolverton
Mary Renner
Cecil Renner
Harry Lamp
Marianna
Madilee Carpenter
Early Apple Season Shows Gains Over Last Year
Growers pause for sprayings as Transparent apples dominate 1932 markets. Northern districts hold steady with strong demand, while eastern terminals weaken late in the deal. Detroit and Buffalo paid around $1 for 2 inch Transparent. Pittsburgh offered about $1 for top Virginia fruit.
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Detroit
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Virginia
Transparents and peaches drive varied Eastern fruit prices
West Virginia growers report 65 to 75 cent transparents with some 25 cent deals in New York markets. Eastern Shore prices rise with quality as the season proceeds. Growers are fairly satisfied though the Russian apple profits and midseason drops in Transparents draw concern. Peaches fetch strong prices from Macon to Eastern markets, with large, good quality fruit. apples remain a short crop.
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West Virginia
New York
Eastern Shore
East
Macon
United States
Bandit Band members rearrested after Moorefield Junction raid
Daniel Perrina John Russell and Manuel Peters were captured in Effingham Ill and sent to Romney West Virginia to await the September term of Circuit Court. Ellwyn B Cox was already captured by C W High. Postal inspectors withdraw from the case as the trio and Cox are held pending trial.
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Daniel Perrina
John Russell
Manuel Peters
C. W. High
Moorefield Junction
Winchester
Romney
W. Va
Saville
T. M. Brown
Effingham
Ill
Ellwyn B. Cox
Mr. High
Post Office Section Appears Undisturbed in High Store
Report notes the post office section of the High store was not disturbed, leading authorities to conclude the government had no interest in the case.
Restoring Old Manuscripts With Simple Wet Method
A faded manuscript can be restored by laying the paper flat, dampening evenly with clean water, and brushing over the writing with a camel hair brush dipped in a solution of sulphide of ammonia until the letters reappear. Fresh applications are needed on ordinary writing paper. Be good to your feet, Doctor Braun says, for they carry you long after your banker tires.
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Doctor Braun
Detroit News
Quarterly Meeting At U B Church
The fourth quarterly conference at U B Church will be held Tuesday evening July 26 at 8 o clock with Rev A F Hovermale presiding. Delegates and alternates to the annual conference will be elected and the pastor will report. All church members are invited.
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Deen Sach
A.F. Hovermale
Quarrels Among the Poor Openly Themselves
A brief remark notes that poor people can argue openly without lowering voices to maintain servant respect, illustrating social tensions and class behavior in everyday life.
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