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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1933

Page

6

Scout Campaign To Be Carried To Middletown

The flying squadron of Chairman Philip R. Fowle will visit Middletown tonight to raise funds for Boy Scout work in a ten year program. Winchester and Frederick county continue a financial solicitation with about $1000 still needed to reach the quota. Envelopes to houses are temporarily postponed and voluntary gifts are welcomed by C. Vernon Eddy and Fowle.

Philip R. Fowle Winchester Frederick County C. Vernon Eddy

Apple Markets Shipping Point Prices and Demand in Martinsburg

Shipping point prices for Friday in Martinsburg West Virginia show light demand and steady to firm markets. Apple varieties including Yorks McIntosh Grimes Delicious and Jonathan list U S No 1 with 2% min sizes and prices mostly between 1.00 and 3.00 per bushel or carload, with details on min sizes and bulk rates and 15 cars reported.

Martinsburg W. Va Yorks U. S Carloands F. O. B R. I. Greenings McIntosh Benton Harbor Mich Jonathans Grimes Orchard Run

Origin of the word fiasco traced to broken bottles

The term fiasco once described a flask or bottle and evolved to signify a breakdown or failure in a venture. The etymology links a physical object to a figurative sense of collapse.

200 000 Acres Of Wheat Signed For Reduction

Virginia extension director J R Hutcheson reports 6727 wheat applications to date with final returns expected around 7000 farmers and 200000 acres under contract. Production to be reduced 15 percent in 1934 and likely the same in 1935 with payments of about 25 cents per bushel for 60 percent consumed. Outcome includes $4000 to $5000 for cooperators and 23 wheat production control associations already formed.

Blacksburg J. R. Hutcheson Virginia Extension Division Department of Agriculture Washington Hutcheson Virginia

For Rent Apartment at Peyton Street 9-17

Classified ad notes rental of an apartment at 18 Peyton Street with date 9-17. Additional entries reference a building formerly Valley Food Co. at 103 E Clifford St, a six room modern home with garage at 333 North Main, and a six room house cared for by Mrs. Wm Willis. Furnished apartments listed with phone 590 and address 412 North Kent Street with dates 9-30 and 10-2.

St Psarv Valley Food Co Clifford St North Main North Kent Street

Local Market Prices for Grain Feed and Dairy Produce

The market list shows wholesale and retail prices for flour, shelled corn, mixed feed, middlings, screenings, scratch feed, corn meal, oats, and mash. Dairy items include country butter and butter fat No 1, with prices for creamery butter and various feeds. Also listed are prices for cows, heifers, sheep, and lambs, plus local retail dairy and farm product rates.

C.vecevecae

Auction Sells Burns Poem The Vision in London

Forty handwritten lines from Robert Burns titled The Vision sold in London for 1200 dollars. The buyer is unnamed in the report and the sale highlights interest in literary manuscripts in the city.

Robert Burns London

Brilliant Ball Crowns Regina III at Piedmont Dairy Festival

Miss Mary Stevens Jones of Culpeper county crowned Regina III by Senator Harry F. Byrd at the Piedmont dairy festival in Manassas High School gym. A grand two mile parade featured 10 bands, 25 floats, and a Richmond Blues escort. Allen Greene of Aden named lord of the cows.

Manassas High School Piedmont Dairy Mary Stevens Jones Culpeper County Regina III Harry F. Byrd A. S. Gibson Trinity Episcopal Church Richmond Blues Buford Rose Virginia Allen Greene Aden Milky Way Portner Estate Annabure Prince William Beattine Hawkes

Daniel Boone Appears in Manassas Pageant

A Manassas High School pageant featured Daniel Boone and the Shawnee Indians with a lively sequence on King David and Miles Standish. Miss Mary Lynch led the colorful Idealization of Health with interpretive dances by Mary Lynch and Mellen Bisson, backed by a military band and a Frederickburg State Teachers' College girls glee club.

Catherine Arlington Daniel Boone Hather King David Miles Standish Mary Lynch Manassas High School Mellen Bisson N.R. A State Teachers’ College At Fredericksburg

Southern Mission for Apples Probe Costs in West Virginia

Marchant and Company of Washington plan to ship 3 500 barrels of Jefferson county apples to Florida and other southern markets by rail freight as the cheaper method. Mr Merchant notes attempts to haul apples by truck and return with Florida produce proved too costly.

Bay X. Marchant and Company Washington, D. C Jefferson County W. Va Florida Merchant

Comb Honey Year Fact Says One Bee Must Work Yearly

A traditional line notes it would take a single bee to work every day for a full year to produce one comb of honey, illustrating the high effort behind a small amount of honey.

Lizetta Boyd Predicts Landfall of the Season at Tropica Beach

In a tropical party scene Lizetta Boyd brushes off tea and old flames as friends tease her about romance. Kerma mocks, while Marion envies freedom and money woes. The Dunbars boast a Havana prize in a family doubles contest and a forthcoming casino opening sparks plans for a wild trip.

Lizetta Boyd Stuart Logan Tropica Beach Patricia Lizetta London John Bull Patty Kerma Lizzie Panama Old Pedro Pedro Marion Mother Dad Big Wind Flore Betty Larry Mrs. Dunbar Mr. Dunbar Havana Dunbarx Casino del Acaso

Pollard Defends Road Funds Overhaul to Aid Schools

Richmond reports Gov. Pollard defends highway funds as aiding unemployment relief and school children, amid budget board hearings. Highway costs cited include $16 million income next year, with maintenance and debt needs outlined by Highway Commissioner Shirley. He warned reducing auto license taxes could halt primary road work and worsen district completion rates.

Associated Press Richmond Virginia Pollard Capitol Ashton Covell Williamsburg House of Delegates Shirley Henry G. Shirley Norfolk Bristol Roanoke Lynchburg U. Va

Doctors Recommend Creosote Based Cough Treatment

A vintage ad touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless remedy for coughs colds and bronchitis. It claims creosote and six other medical elements quickly stop lingering illnesses and guarantees relief with a money back promise.

Original McIntosh apple tree bore fruit 112 years

The Canadian farm’s McIntosh apple tree produced fruit from 1796 to 1908, a span of 112 years, highlighting a remarkable longevity of a historic cultivar on a single tree.

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Middletown Apple Goodyear S. Braddock Fairmont Ave Peyton Street Davis Grocery Loudoun St Ork St Kuhn South Stewart St Wm. R. Willis National Ave W. Cockl Street Braddock St American Cooperage Co Children’s School N. Market St S. E. Myers Summit Point Willis Bicycle Shop Amherst St Baugh's Fertilizer B. & O. Hayhouse John S Hardesty, Mer America West Virginia J. O. J. Greene East Cark St Sinclair Refining Co Reward Baker Burns Cal Ove Wager Roth Webster Budget Board University of Virginia Pri Vate Education Board International Education Board Rockefeller Foundation School of Medicine Natural Science Social Science U. S. Senate Committee Evangeline Booth Salvation Army Elbert H. Gary United States Steel Comporation Thomas A. Edison Walter Walter Lippmann The Star Lippmann Cuba Evening Star
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