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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1923
Page
5
George Slater of Rose Hill near Upperville Virginia dies after a six week illness. He was a noted horseman and large land owner whose horses were shown at regional horse shows. He married Miss Tacie Fletcher of Upperville.
New York May 21 Indifferent support spurred bears as stocks fell on aggressive selling. Over twenty shares hit new yearly lows while United States Steel traded at 96 1 8. Slowed activity favored bears and the long decline drove forced liquidations with call money opening at 4 1 2 percent.
Claude V. Turner elected city manager of Bartow Florida. He is an electrical engineer, Massachusetts School of Technology graduate, with Bartow office. Turner is a member of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Florida Engineering Society. He married Miss Clara Belle Richards.
Advert describes Kellogg's Bran as a health aid to relieve constipation. Claims include all natural bran is cooked and ready to serve, can be added to cereals, muffins, or hot milk, and recommended by physicians for mild and chronic cases. Sold widely in hotels and clubs with recipes on package.
Salem led Virginia cities with per capita sales of Christmas seals over 13 cents, Petersburg nearly 10 cents, and Henrico county 4 cents. The Virginia Tuberculosis Association reports receipts of 550,045.56 with 200 yet to be transmitted. County distributions totaling 36,543.28 fund local tuberculosis work, 15,750 to the state association, and 2,752.28 to the national body. Returns complete except for Warren Keene Carroll counties. Over 63 counties increased sales year over year while some large cities declined.
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