Spring lamb market guidance for Jersey City.
The report notes plentiful spring lambs from Eastern and Southern States reaching Jersey City, but quality remains poor with many low grade and undocked lambs. Government specialists warn price swings follow oversupply of inferior stock. advise sorting at home, shipping uniform quality, and buyers to favor high grade lambs to stabilize prices and benefit consumers. Local notes mention church events, farming efforts, a horseback club, a protracted meeting, a horse purchase, and a strong honey season.
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Jersey City
Nt Ste
Department of Agriculture
Jéreey City
New York
Church of the Brethren
Mannertown
Fogie
J. . Wright
Crim
Ford Too Busy to Be President Declares Springfield Stop
Henry Ford said he has no desire to be U.S. president and is too occupied with his own affairs to run. He told reporters during a weekend stop in Springfield, en route from Providence to Poughkeepsie, that ongoing talk of his name is just newspaper chatter.
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Springfield
Mass
United States
Henry Ford
Providence
R. I
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Burnt Factory Notes Social Held For Church Fund
The League Workers Bible age will hold its regular monthly social and business meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cai on Friday June 22 at 8 p m. Refreshments will follow the business session with proceeds aiding the church building fund. Wheat harvest begins this week after a good rain revived crops. Attendees included Charles Fogle William Wells and Mr and Mrs S S Newcome.
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Burnt
League Workers Bible Age
Charles Fogle
William Wells
G. Newcome
Amory Richards Case On Trial In Frederick Court
The trial of C. P. Amory & Co. against Boyd R. Richards continued in Frederick County Circuit Court with Ward and Larrick for the Amory firm and Harry R. Kern for Richards. The suit seeks 560 to 600 dollars for barrel material, while Richards claims a larger set off and contests charges as higher due to market peaks. He says deals were with C. P. Amory personally, not the corporation, and claims 87 dollars is owed to him. Jury consists of H R Edwards, E Leo Wisecarver, J E Evans, Roy Boycée, R L Petrie, W K H Crim, and R B Emmart.
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C. P. Amory & Co., Inc
Boyd R. Richards
Whiting
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Ward & Larrick
Amory Corporation
Harry R. Kern
Richards
Mr? Richards
Amory
C. P. Amory
Corporation
H. R. Edwards
E. Leo Wisecarver
J. E., Evans
Roy Boycée
R. L. Petrie
W. K H. Crim
R.B. Emmart
Pulaski unit backs pay as you go plan in Virginia roads
A Pulaski County unit of the Pay As You Go Association formed at the courthouse on Saturday to oppose a bond issue for Virginia road construction. Former Governor Henry C. Stuart, G Russell, and Senator Louis B. Epes spoke at the event, with O. Nottaway also present.
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Pulaski
Pulask County
Viginia
Court House
Henry C. Stuart
G Russell
Louis BE. Epes
Nottaway
Pulaski County Mass Meeting Opposes Road Bond Issue
A county gathering led by C E Jordan and H L Trolinger endorsed pay as you go road funding, opposed a 50 million bond issue, urged joiners to the Pay-As-You-Go Association, and called voters to defeat the bond at November polls while praising Governor Stuart and Senator Epe for addressing the issue.
Welfare Work Reports and Junior Red Cross Initiatives
The article details welfare efforts with bedside care for 30 patients and instruction for three, supervision of 50 well babies, and a strong emphasis on junior work. It highlights a conference report by Mr. Nelson, the Frederick county Junior Red Cross program, and Library for County Schools plans. A rummage sale at Red Cross HQ June 30 funds the loan closet to provide suitable clothing for school children at risk of exclusion.
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Higgins
Orde
Nelson
Washington
Winchester Chapel
Junior Red Cross
Frederick County
Kline
Clerk
Handley Schools
Bond
European Red Cross
Julia Tyler
Federated Council of Church Women
Margaret Jones
State
Richmond
Miss. Jones
Red Cross
Grimes News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Meetings
Grimes Virginia notes report Ida Taylor called to Front Royal for her brother Scott Brown’s illness. Mite Society held an all day quilting at Mrs. Albert Miller's. Local residents James Clevenger and Charles McVay return to Grimes from Winchester. Sunday visitors at Orchard Glen farm included Affleck, Elwood, Arthur Affleck, Marie Clevenger, Robert Clevenger Jr, Carrie, Clara, Little Aleshire, Dewey Brown. John Newlin visiting relatives. J. Av Kiger praised Shriners convention in Washington.
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Mite Society
Albert. Miller
James Clevenger
Ady
Charles McVay
Winchester
Ebsten Affleck
Orchard Glen
of. L. Affleck
Elwood
Arthur Affleck
Elsie
Bula
Marie Clevenger
Martinsburg
W. Va
Robert Clevenger
Carrie
Clara
Aleshire
Dewey Brown
White Hall
John Newlin
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Betty Shoppe
Braddock and Water Sts
Nathanson ‘Co
North Main St
the League Shoe Store
Mast Pirgadilly Stra
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
THE
Progressive Drug Store
Ganite Funk & Son
South Main Street
Stewart
Shawnee Fuel Company
Henry M. Baker
Fred. L. Glaize
Carl Laemmle
H. A. Snow
Africa
Cantera
Ako
Art Acord
Oregon Trail
Ford
S.S.S
C. E. Jordan
H. L. Trolinger
Trolinger Ia
Pulaski County
Citiz
Isue
Bradleys
J. M. Orndoff
Hal Mart
Philadelphia Inquirer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
Broad Street Station
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Janney McKee
Chillicothe
Ohio
J. Av Kiger
Mr. Kiger
Celumers
He Cormick & C Balt 'Moge
Bunker Hill
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