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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1933

Page

2

Apples and Pear Exports See Trade Barriers Rise

The conference explains how tariffs quotas and exchange controls hinder U S apple and pear shipments. Five season exports from major western states amount to a significant share of crops with volumes and destinations detailed. Barriers in Europe and other regions cut shipments and raise costs, threatening industry jobs and rail and shipping traffic.

United States Washington Oregon California Montana Idaho Virginia West Virginia New York Pennsylvania Maryland New Jersey Delaware New England Antwerp Rotte Femburs Copenhagen Liverpool Hull Rotterdam Poland Germany Czecho-Slovakia Austria Switzerland Prance Italy Spain Roumania Great Britain France Algeria United Kingdom Hungary Sweden Denmark Argentina Canada Belgium Norway Finland Mexico

Public sale of live stock and farm equipment near Winchester

Public sale of live stock, farm and orchard equipment by two deeds of trust on Weems property in Frederick County Virginia. Auction set for Friday June 16 1933 at ten o'clock on the Weems Farm along Valley Turnpike near Winchester. Items include four draft horses, bean sprayer, disc harrow, grain drill, corn planter, Deering binder, hay tedder, mowers, plows, wagons, cream separator, bottling machines, sterilizing gear, Jamesway stalls and more. Cash terms.

E. V. Weems, Jr L. E. Weems Frederick Co Weems Farm Valley Turnpike Jamesway C. Ey Sroodemds P. Reardo

Fox pelts valued at two hundred thousand each year

The report notes New York state yields about 200000 dollars in red fox pelts annually. It adds that the fox views the meadow mouse as a preferred food.

New York State

Late County Realty Conveyances Reported in Frederick Clerk

Frederick County Clerk records show several late conveyances including Frederick P. Nelson and wife transferring to F. F. Boswell for property about six miles west of Winchester with a $3600 consideration. William Brown and wife to Ross Bailey for land and appurtenances along Greenspring road with nominal consideration. Earl Shade and wife to N. J. Wiggington for property along Market Pike with nominal consideration. A group of parties including Frank J. Barton and others to the Commonwealth of Virginia for land for reconstruction of Valley Pike south of Winchester with nominal consideration.

Frederick County Frederick P. Nelson F. F. Boswell Winchester William Brown Ross Bailey Greenspring Road Earl Shade N. J. Wiggington Marcat Pike Frank J. Barton Als

Flintlock pistol history in English warfare spans centuries

The flint-lock etin originated in Spain and entered England during William II's reign. It remained in use in various forms throughout British military history for an extended period.

England

Brannon Will Probate Grants Estate To Wife For Life

Frederick County records admit the April 26 1926 will of John William Brannon testator of Store and probate shows the entire estate to his wife Tessie Bell Brannon for life. Upon her death remaining property to be divided among the testator's children. Robert S. Smith and Mrs Sertha V. Knible proved Brannon's signature. no administrator or executor named.

John William Brannon Store Frederick County Tessie Bell, Brannon Brannon Robert S. Smith Sertha V. Knible Mr. Brannon

Savannah First to Cross Ocean With Steam Aid

The Savannah became the first ship to use steam on an ocean crossing, completing the voyage from Savannah Georgia to Liverpool in 26 days. It relied on steam for 18 of the trip while remaining a sailing vessel with steam auxiliary.

Savannah Liverpool

Kenneth Robinson, Handley High valedictorian and honor student

Kenneth Robinson, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Robinson of South Stewart Street, was Handley High School class of 1933 valedictorian. He maintained no grade below B and earned many A grades, earned a place on the honor roll, starred in the Senior Play Peg O My Heart, and received the American Legion medal for character and general scholarship at the final exercises.

Kenneth Robinson Ray Robinson South Stewart Street Handley High School Young Robinson Handley Robinson American Legion

Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

The Jenkins family expresses thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their wife and mother, for the flowers and use of cars.

Jancd Jenkins

Ultraviolet Photography Records Obliterated Writing

A report states that ultraviolet ray photography can reveal writing that has been chemically erased. The technique exposes faded marks not visible under normal light, suggesting potential uses in forensics and archival restoration.

For Rent Two Cabins and Bedroom Near Library

For Rent notices list two cabins at a pleasure park with a swimming pool and an address at Millwood pike via Cook's Filling Station. A second listing offers a large cool front bedroom with twin beds two wardrobes and a writing room near the library.

Cook's Millwood Pike Star

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