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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1928
Page
7
The Star lists today’s wholesale quotes from local buyers with corrections noted and no responsibility for typographical errors. Prices reflect daily market activity across the city’s wholesale trades.
Capon Bridge West Virginia suffered a severe wind and rainstorm on Tuesday with uprooted trees and damaged roofs. Stores owned by H C Oats and B A Giffin were partially unroofed and a large hen house belonging to Edward Oats was overturned, killing a dozen thoroughbred hens and many setting hens. J H Giffin's garage shifted about a foot.
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Caxton Pa and then returned to his temporary field at Wilkops Barre at 7 AM after a 5 15 departure due to a malfunction. He paused to fix the plane rather than press toward New York as darkness and fog approached.
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Elinor Glyn’s provocative claim that tigers possess “it” and mentions a tiger living in a basement nearby, described as tigerish.
Chicago traders monitor Canadian wheat with reports of huge stocks and a possibly record crop. Wheat values weaken modestly while corn and oats vary. outlook hinges on growing conditions through harvest and domestic spring wheat variability.
The text notes oats on hand dwindling to about 5,000,000 bushels and expects hog receipts to decline going forward, highlighting a tightening feed market and outlook for livestock procurement.
A Montana beauty contest ends in a dispute with a judge facing a lawsuit. The conflict echoes well known tabloid style dramas as gatherings, opinions, and legal action unfold.
The estate of Ellen C. Anderson items including furniture bedding stoves mirrors antiques and garden tools will be sold at 2 PM on Saturday June 30 at the late Mrs Anderson's Amherst Street residence Winchester Virginia. Terms are cash. M M Lynch Executor. Duvall & Dunn Auctioneers. 6-23-51
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