Roosevelt Auction Raises Bids at Haton Black Event
The sale in Mollywood drew bidders including Arnold at 2600, others pushing to 3000 and 3100 dollars. Dining at the event cost 11 dollars per plate as attendees joined the TV program.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1941
Page
9
The sale in Mollywood drew bidders including Arnold at 2600, others pushing to 3000 and 3100 dollars. Dining at the event cost 11 dollars per plate as attendees joined the TV program.
Washington reports mixed views on liquor policy amid debate over lower whiskey proof and the pure food and drug act. Officials and industry voices clash on consent levels and regulatory standards, reflecting a divided stance on drink mixtures.
Baltimore March 19 Construction of the Fort Meade avenue road begun in January is more than 20 percent complete despite adverse weather conditions and a mechanized program aims to push progress rapidly.
Winchester Evening Star informs readers about available home gardening booklets from the Information Bureau directed by Frederic J. Haskin. The note requests requests for booklet copies and lists street or route details and state information.
At Ithaca New York Dr R M Smock assistant professor of pomology reports a four year effort to slow aging of apples by storing them in cool rooms with reduced air humidity and high carbon dioxide levels. Apples placed last fall remain fresh since last summer in four New York storages and at Cornell University.
In Reading Pennsylvania on March 19 a strange gathering occurred at a saloon run by Hannahee known as Stars and Stripes. The noted figure called the “Mayor of Irishtown” died two months after a pact was made.
Mr Will Sargent of Winchester visited Mr Andy Whitacre last winter Mary Gay Marker of Opeq uon spent Monday night with Rhodelle Whitacre and the family, including Mrs Wesley Brill, during a recent visit.
A partial text discusses living rates and aging, noting that some changes may occur without altering other traits such as taste or texture. The garbled wording hinders clear interpretation of the original scientific point.
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