Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Markets Report
Markets show steady or varied prices across cattle hogs and sheep in Baltimore and Chicago. Cattle mainly steady to higher with stockers and fat cows priced up to 6.00, hogs broadly 10.35 to 11.90, sheep around 8.00 to 11.25, calves 7.00 to 9.00, creamery butter around 40 cents.
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Baltimore
New Jersey
U. S
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Penn
Baltimore Livestock
U0. . Dept. Agri
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agric
North Dakota
Idaho Rangers
Stock Market Reports After Mixed Session In New York
July 31 New York stocks eased from gains as farm implement issues dragged the market. Some issues resisted declines helping sentiment while motors and autos showed weakness. Trading volume reached about 1.55 million shares with bonds irregular and currencies softer in late transactions.
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New York
Motors
Cram’s
Chicago
al Chem & Dye
Am Can
Am Rad & St S
Am Roll Mill
Am Smelt & R
Am Sugar Ref
Am Tel & Tel
Anaconda
A. T
Beth Steel (New
Ilaca
Local Market Prices for Flour and Animal Feeds
Listings show Crystal and Magnolia patent flours priced per barrel by bag size plus assorted feed products. Includes corn meal, scratch feed, middlings, mixed feed, dairy feeds, starter rations, and butter products with varied rates. Also notes several stray typos and OCR errors across items.
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Magnolia
Eeeweseeres
Kasco
Vcha Raed
Bowe Inscher Geen
Grain futures and cash prices swing after Atlantic crop damage
Chicago July 31 grain markets see sharp moves as crop destruction on both sides of the Atlantic spurs volatile trading. Wheat and corn rise to near 1929 highs before profit taking trims gains. closing quotes show wheat around 1.10 to 1.12, corn near 0.93 to 0.99, oats and rye also quoted. Cash grain prices in Chicago and Baltimore reflect mixed demand with No. 1 red wheat around 1.16 to 1.21, corn values near 1.06 to 1.15, and barley at about 0.96 to 1.00 per bushel.
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Chicago
Atlantic
Baltimore
Winchester
Reserved Seats for Centennial Parade in Front Royal
Front Royal VFW will feature a float in Warren County Centennial parade led by KK Burdy. Winchester Post may provide a color guard from Boy Scouts. A Lee Coble cannot confirm. Tickets for Friday August 7 pageant go on sale. 35 cent tickets exchange for reserved seats with 15 cent diff. Box seats to be built Monday. 441 seats in the section, total 3,000 capacity planned.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Kk. O. Burdy
Winchester Post
Winchester Boy Scouts
A. Lee Coble
Winchester
Centennial Executive Committee
Scenic Skyline Drive Association
Bridge to open August 15 near Norfolk and Western station
State Senator Aubrey Weaver reported to readers that H G Shirley the highway commissioner said plans call for completing the bridge over the South river near the Norfolk and Western railway station by August 15. Material shortages delayed progress but officials believe the bridge will be opened as planned. The span was swept away in spring floods and provides the direct link from Front Royal to the Fork district.
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Front Royal
Aubrey Weaver
H. G. Shirley
South River
Norfolk and Western
Front Royal Social Notes Bring Guests From Across States
Major Monte D Stone of New York City and Miss Marion Luce of Chicago are hosted at Updyke Manor by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Updyke. Richmond visitors Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans and two daughters stay with Mrs. Elizabeth Poulton. Many locals plan visits and returns from camps and trips to Camp Meade, Watertown and Washington, with residents traveling to and from Reedsville and Gooney Lodge as part of seasonal gatherings.
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Front Royal
Monte D. Stone
New York City
Marion Luce
Chicago, Ill
Edgar Updyke
Updyke Manor
Frank Evans
Richmond
Elizabeth Poulton
Relatives and travels mark Front Royal notes
Residents prepare for visits and journeys across Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia. Dr Breslin plans September departure for a Pennsylvania position. Front Royal hosts gatherings with Confederate veterans and family visits to Sperryville Chambersburg and Annapolis.
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Pennsylvania
Dr. Breslin
Regulation Restricts Poisoning of Wild Birds and Animals
A Virginia regulation prohibits poisoning wild birds and animals except with permits for crop or property damage under supervision, except rats and mice on private property. Buchanan County is exempt. Effective August 1, 1936. By order of the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries, Carl H. Nolting, Chairman.
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Buchanan
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Carl H. Nolting
Richmond
Bland
Frederick
Giles
Rockbridge and Scott
Miss Hockman To Wed Mr. Whaley
Front Royal announces the engagement of Eva Virginia Hockman to Harold H. Whaley of Nashville Tennessee. The wedding is set for Sunday at Bennett s Chapel near Front Royal with a motor tour to southern cities afterward and a home in Chester Pennsylvania after September 1.
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Front Royal
Philip A. Hockman
Eva Virginia
Harold H. Whaley
C. L. Whaley
Nashville
Patients Improve at Memorial Hospital in Winchester
FRONT ROYAL Va July 31 At Memorial Hospital in Winchester this afternoon Horace Putnam 75 year old blind man injured when struck by an automobile showed slight improvement Miss Mabel Co M Venable daughter of Dr Venable was reported slightly improved They are both a little better today
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Front Royal
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Horace Putnam
Mabel Co. M
Venable
President Speaks on Canadian American Ties in Canada
The president discusses the phrase foreign and the Canada United States relationship stressing common democratic roots and mutual hospitality. He calls for frank dealing and notes visits without passports, highlighting shared institutions and peace between the two nations. He thanks Mayor Gregoire in French and envisions continued exchanges strengthening bonds.
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Canada
United States
British Empire
America
George
Edward
Lord Tweedsmuir
Mackenzie King
Quebec
Plains of Abraham
Gregoire
New Band Shell Hosts Hagerstown Concerts And Plays
The Hagerstown Municipal Band now performs in a $10,000 band shell in the city park funded by the city and WPA. The shell includes dressing rooms and can host outdoor plays. over 10,000 attended the first concert. Peter Buys leads the band. the city contributes about $5,000 yearly. In Winchester, similar shell plans for the McIlwee Municipal Band face lower-cost options.
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Hagerstown
WPA
Frank Simon
Frank Bentz
City Park Board
Peter Buys
Hazerstown
New York
Winchester
McIlwee
W. H. McIsiwee
Handley High School
Reds Beat Phillies 12 2 in Opener of Doubleheader
In Philadelphia on July 31 Ray Davis held the Phillies to six hits as the Cincinnati Reds cruised to a 12 to 2 victory in game one of a doubleheader. Chuck Klein connected for his eighteenth homer of the season in the seventh inning.
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Philadelphia
Ray Davis
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Chuck Klein
Morgan Sails for Transatlantic Crossing Aboard Corsair
John Pierpont Morgan appears recovered from illness as he boards his yacht Corsair at East Island Long Island for a southern transatlantic crossing. He travels with two doctors a nurse and a party of friends en route to his English estate.
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John Pierpont Morgan
International Barr
East Island
L. I
England
Morgan
Central Press
Prisoner tells court of July gun throw aimed at king
The crippled prisoner described standing in the crowd as King Edward rode by last July 16. He said he planned to draw the king’s attention to imagined wrongs and threw a revolver at the monarch’s horse, denying any threat or intent to harm. He insisted he did not point at anyone and could have escaped.
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Alfred Kerstein
McMahon
Constitution Hill
Germany and Italy Back Plan For Five Power Locarno Pact
Berlin and Rome report both Germany and Italy accepting in principle an invitation to a five power Locarno conference. The move follows a London meeting with Britain France and Belgium aimed at paving a wider talks including Germany and Italy to secure a new European security framework amid Rhineland rearmament.
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Berlin
Germany
Rome
Italy
London
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Rhineland
Divorce Decree Grants Custody and Support Order
Judge Philip Williams grants Vernie May Orndorff custody in the divorce from Charles E. Orndorff. The defendant, charged with desertion, is ordered to pay $25 monthly for plaintiff and children's support. Neither party may wed within six months of the decree date.
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Philip Williams
Vernie May Orndorff
Charles E. Orndorff
Mary Astor Testifies in Custody Case Over Baby
Mary Astor describes a custody battle with Dr Franklyn Thorpe over their daughter Chubby Martyn Thorpe. She accuses him of physical and mental abuse and recounts his alleged discipline of the child. The testimony, amid a courtroom drama, continues as the judge presides.
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Los Angeles
Mary Astor
Franklyn Thorpe
Martyn Thorpe
Miss Astor
Knight
George
Woolley
Regulation fixes opossum hunting season in multiple counties
An order sets open season dates for opossum hunting in Augusta from November 15 to January 31. In Bland Frederick and Giles the season runs November 1 to January 31. Rockbridge and Scott counties allow hunting from November 1 to December 31.
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Augusta
Will of John H. Seal Sr. Admitted to Record
The will of the late John H. Seal Sr. is admitted to record with sons John H. Seal Jr and Henry F. Seal as executors. After cash bequests and debts are paid the estate is to be converted to cash and the proceeds divided among the deceased’s grandchildren.
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John H. Seal, Sr
John H. Seal, Jr
Henry F. Seal
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Int Harvest
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Mont-Ward
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Sou Pac
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Texas Corp
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U. S. Steel
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West el & M
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The
Winchester Evening Star
Gussie McFall
Telephone Front Royal
Shenandoah Rivers
Front Royal News
Dorothy Stokes
Claude Stokes
Camp Strawderman
Woodstock
Mabel Shibley
Miss Frances Shibley
Washington
William Thompson
Mrs. Otis Foster
Mrs. Foster
Mrs. A. Shibley
Eleanor Weaver
Reedsville
Jane Weaver
Mrs
Henry B.weaver
Gooney Lodge
Browntown Road
J. Light
Alton Atwood
P. J. Richardson
Paul Lamb
Sam Tooley
Ruth Chrisman
Broken Bow
Nebraska
Anne Buck
Mattie Brown
J. Breslin
Camp P66
Ccc
G. W. Stewart
Annapolis, Md
R. W. Payne
Byrne Downing, Jr
Little Cookie Downing
Warren Rifles
Sperryville
William Wood
Wood
Afair
Charles Ambler
Harry Reid
Chambersburg, Pa
Hazel
Alice Swan
Capt
G. V. Stewart
Annapolis
Capt. Stewart
Oswell Borden
Erie, Pa
Mr. Borden
Ott W. Borden
Thomas Ferguson
Lieut. Ferguson
Fort Benning
W. E. Carson
Robert Cassell
Gladys McFall
Lillian McFall
Vivian Derflinger
Long Island, N. Y
G. W. Gettier
Cary Cecil Harrison
Fort Worth
Texas
Philip Eastham
Peter Mosby
Somerville, Tenn
Charles Melton
Miss Hockman
Mr. Whaley
Baltimore Sun
Reds
J. P. Morgan Sails
J. P. Morgan
Gun Flinger
King George
Case
Hollywood Colony
Ruth Chatterton
Dr. Thorpe
Joseph Anderson
Dr . Thorpe
Nellie Richardson
George Kauffman
Roland Rich Woolley
McKesson
Will
Dr. Wests DE Saa
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