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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
10
State officials complain idle farm land blocks relief efforts by the Rural Rehabilitation Division. They report $600 per county distributed and $260,000 more allocated, with talks for a $25,000 extra grant to fund wages on rehabilitation projects.
Discontinuing farming, a public sale will begin at 10 30 A M on the Daniel Wright home farm four and a half miles southeast of Bunker Hill on the road to Woodbine School House and four miles northwest of Rest Church. The sale includes 5 head of horses and colts 20 head of milk cows fresh and in full milk 1 Holstein bull 11 head of hogs a full line of implements and harness CASH terms.
The first steamboat arrived in St. Louis in 1827 marking a key moment in Missouri river travel. The event signaled a new era for commerce and transportation along the Mississippi, expanding access for settlers and merchants alike.
An old 1934 health advisory explains kidneys contain about 10 million filters totaling 79 200 feet and warns that low urine output signals potential buildup of waste. It urges cleansing like bowels, notes backache and other symptoms, and promotes Ian's and Dean's Pills from Foster Milburn Co.
Raymond Muligan a P C A agent described in Magistrate's court how a man rode a horse with part of the time on the neck and part on the tail. Magistrate Thomas Co said the man might be technically guilty of cruelty on a morning canter but dismissed the complaint with a fee to improve his horseman ship.
Troy firemen battled two fires in one shift when a cigarette ignited a gasoline-soaked pool during a warehouse fire. A pumper and a ladder truck were damaged before crews extinguished both blazes.
Mrs. Frieda Castell asserts injuries from swallowing a tack found in ice cream and sues the ice cream company for 10000. The civil action seeks damages for alleged harm and medical costs.
Police describe Paul Harmon, 29, as a lisping gunman in a dramatic robbery case. Harmon confessed it is hard to hide his idea as officers document the suspect's speech pattern and alleged intent.
William J. Smith election commission clerk attended a recent show in Aurora Ti. He appeared uncomfortable, then a lighted pipe ignited his coat. He fled to the lobby and extinguished the blaze.
Michael Kasun and his wife escaped serious harm after a locomotive struck their car at a grade crossing and shoved it 300 yards down the track. Kasun drove the car to a local garage for repairs with only minor injuries reported.
Auction listings announce sales by George C Wright near Stephens City on March 20 at noon featuring pure bred Guernseys and livestock. March 26 sale by Robert Bell on Dr Bell Farm for stock and implements. March 19 sale includes farm implements household furniture hay and fodder at 1 pm on Senseney Road Mrs G H Gardner.
Sixty five students completed a home hygiene course led by Miss Ca Cameron under the Winchester-Frederick Red Cross. They will receive certificates March 22 at 7:30 pm at Handley Library where the nursing activities committee presents a playlet titled the Good Neighbor. Walker McC Bond will award certificates, with Leslie D. Kline and Mr. Bond expected to speak.
Public auction set for March 30 1935 in Winchester Virginia of two parcels in Frederick County. First 48 acre tract along Parish Run near Nain with residence and outbuildings. second Lot 38 in Muntzing Subdivision York Street frontage 100 feet depth 150 feet near Valley Turnpike. One third cash with two annual installments. payments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. WM A Bailey trustee. March 28 1935.
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