Wheat and Produce Markets Across Cities Reported
The report compiles grain and produce quotes from Chicago Baltimore and Richmond on March 19. It lists wheat prices No 2 red No 2 mixed corn oats and barley figures alongside fruit vegetable and dairy prices including potatoes apples butter eggs and poultry with regional notes on receipts and market steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Baltimore
Richmond
Red River
Florida
Virginia
New York
NEW York Poultry
Spring Rock
Washington Poultry
Local Market Prices at the Daily Market
The Star lists daily wholesale prices for local market goods including shelled corn at 6.50 to 7.00 per unit and mixed feeds around 1.70. Dairy feed 24 percent stands at 1.70, middlings near 1.00, egg mash 0.19, and pork dressed at 7 percent. Broilers and butter prices are noted with small variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eran Tacts Oe
Smicaco Livestock
Chicago
Sas Mage
Lancaster Livestock
Lancaster
Anton Oer
Cnte
Patri Her Reece
Yalis
Wehes
Creomulsion Promises Sevenfold Aid for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement extols Creomulsion as a sevenfold, science based remedy for coughs and colds claiming quick relief and safety. It urges cautious use as coughing can worsen and notes a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Scratch feed items and prices on a farm catalog
A list of animal feed and dairy products with several item names and prices. Bee Corn meal sold in 10 pound sacks at a quarter. corn meal feed at 138. cracked corn at 145. butter brands appearing with unclear spelling.
Dope Book Returns With Expanded Baseball Facts
The Sporting News publishes a pocket Dope Book for the new season featuring updated statistics and records. It highlights Jimmy Foxx home runs Carl Hubbell pitching in 1933 major league parks seating capacities a glossary slang lists All star rosters and day by day league schedules. Copies cost ten cents from C. C. Spink & Son, St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting News
St. Louis
Jimmy Foxx
Carl Hubbell
C. C. Spink & Son
State Board to Hear Complaints on Licenses
The board debates notices for license applications and whether existing notices suffice under the act. A ten day notice rule would ensure timely public input and avoid unnecessary further notices, balancing practical interpretation with statutory intent.
Card of Thanks from the Anderson Family
The Anderson family thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of their daughter and sister. They acknowledge floral designs and the use of cars. Signed by David and Hat tie Anderson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David and
Hattie Anderson
Board Delays Objections and Job Applications Process
The board postpones issuing objections for ten days after March and will accept objections to requests filed within that window. Licenses issued before April 1 are prorated. those in the second quarter deduct one quarter. Applications for board positions will be processed with new forms mailed to applicants. interviews will not occur before March 22.
No Prohibition Case Heard in Federal Court
Hearing on a $10,000 damage suit by H Eugene McCormick of Inwood West Virginia against Eblen F Bell administratrix of Henry Bell of Winchester for personal injuries suffered October resumed at 9 30 this morning. Bell drove one of the machines and was killed. A score or more of witnesses were summoned and the trial may last several days. Howard C Gilmer Jr of Pulaski began as assistant district attorney succeeding F X Parsons of Roanoke. District Attorney Joseph H Chitwood of Roanoke and Frank S Tavenner of Woodstock were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Eugene McCormick
Inwood
W. Va
Eblen F. Bell
Henry Bell
Winchester
Bell
McCormick
Howard C. Gilmer, Jr
Pulaski
F. X. Parsons
Roanoke
Joseph H. Chitwood
Frank 8S. Tavenner
Woodstock
For Rent Building at 10 E Clifford Street
For rent a building at 10 E Clifford Street suitable as store room or warehouse. Contact phone number 248 1 for details and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Clifford Street
Jury Lists Read In Loudoun Court Session
Grand jurors named J Victor Arthur C A Brown L D Bossierman William Chambling George Jones Campbell Pancake Irvin Price Garnett Painter R A Phillips Elmer Rhodes J B Williams ER M Yates plus petit jurors listed by name from Winchester to Stanley. Judge Paul excused Latham of Amissville noting he is a popular juror during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Victor Arthur
Winchester
C. A Brown
Hot Springs
L. D. Bosserman
Staunton
William Chamblin
Berryville
John R. Cleek
Warm Springs
Thomas Jones
George Jones
Boyce
D. C. Acker
Broadway
Joseph D. Keyser
Washington
Campbell Pancake
Irvin Price
Garnett Painter
Edinburg
R. A. Phillips
Quicksburg
Elmer Rhodes
Harrisonburg
J. B. Williams
Flint Hill
ER. M. Yates
Huntley
Otho Miller
Bridgewater
D. H. McCormick
White Post
H. B. McCauley
Owen L. Burtner
Hinton
James Pirks
Harry H.smith
Luray
W. B. Stine
John A. Towns
E. G. Vines
Greenville
H. G. Wickes
New Market
Oney White
F. D Williamson
Browntown
Jacob T. Young
Stanley
Latham
Amissville
Paul
Rappahannock County
C W A Quota Cut For Next Week
City C W A administrator Frank W Bailey was advised today that the next week allotment will be 88 men and 8 women, total 96 employees. This week’s quota is 106 men and 10 women, total 116, a cut of nearly 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Bailey
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Long Island
Jersey City
Star
Ust Buncutter Tire Co
of Press
Leicester St
Cameron St
North Cameron
West Cork
UL Sohn
Ucoudoun St
Robinson Apartments
H. P
W. James St
City
Trres
Duncan Bros
Main St
E. Clifffford St
Care Star
Harry Romack
Middletown
Wendert
Petit
Lewis E. Armel
C. T. Brown
Sperryville
R. L. Cover
Elkton
T. F. Bowen
Addison Crummett
McDowell
A. E Compton
Front Royal
J. P. Cook
Harry Carper
W. A. Dearmont
W. F. Eastham
J. Earl Foltz
D.N. Gruver
Reliance
Richard W. Hicklin
Willard H. Huffman
Frank H. Kiblinger
A. C Latham
Samuel G. Mill
Rouss Hall
Dorothy K. Harris
Battle Creek
the Gas Company
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