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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1929
Page
5
Market notes from The Star present mixed quoted prices for local wholesale and retail goods with corn and flour figures. Included are scattered figures for feed and butter, alongside clarified Baltimore wholesale corrections and a brief reference to poultry prices.
Eastern time listing of radio stations with hourly programs from 6:00 to 11:00 PM. Entries include WEAF New York WBAL Baltimore WCAU Philadelphia WJZ New York WOR Newark WABC New York WLWL New York WPG Atlantic City KDKA Pittsburgh WHAM Rochester WGY Schenectady WBZ Springfield WSB Atlanta WSM Nashville WAPI Birmingham WBT Charlotte WRVA Richmond WHAS Louisville KYW Chicago WGN WLW LW Cincinnati WMAQ Chicago and others. Programs feature orchestras, vaudeville, news hours, musical showcases, and R M A broadcasts.
Carlton Smith executive secretary of the Roanoke Automobile Association completed a three week southern tour promoting the Roanoke Martinsville highway as a tourist link in a premier north south route. The Roanoke Chamber of Commerce and the association organized the tour visiting many cities to publicize winter to spring travel through Roanoke and the Shenandoah Valley.
A compact moral line from Joanna Baillie noting that true power lies in resolve during hardship and strengthens the weak when trials arise.
Mr. Smith stated last night that this winter season has been the largest and most successful that Florida and Georgia have ever enjoyed, not excepting the days of the boom.
Capon Bridge West Virginia March 13. Mr J M Ward remains very ill with Mrs Ernest Eaton assisting Miss Gertrude Ward at the post office during the illness. Hevener moved his family from the farm previously occupied by James Fry to Finton Riley's. Hetzel Whitlock moved into the vacated house. Visitors at J W Leith's included C H Parsons Romney WV and Jennings Liller Luke MD Chauncey Gess and wife and son Martinsburg WV. Paul Shanholtz and Beatrice Hawkins were married last Wednesday. William Eskidige is improving after an operation at Memorial Hospital.
Quick loans in strict privacy from $10 to $300 on your own signatures. Cost fixed by law with easy monthly repayments. Call or write Personal Finance Co. of Martinsburg at 115 W. King St, Phone 997. (1-10-tues., thue. aat.)
For sale one hundred forty seven acre farm with 127 acres in timber seven room house and outbuildings small apple orchard peaches and damsons two streams running water farm joins J Z Snapp and others about 12 miles northwest of Winchester John and James Williams.
A list of sale dates and bidders across Charles Town Berryville Winchester and surrounding areas. Farmers and sellers such as Carl Boyce H Ryarly O k L Staub Brent DeHaven Neal Galloway and others announce stock cattle sheep horses and farm machinery plus household items. The notices cover locations near Summit Point Good Berryville Spout Spring and Winchester with dates from March 14 to April 25.
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