Local Wholesale Prices Quoted By Local Buyers
Market notes from The Star show daily wholesale price quotes from local buyers. The report lists assorted items and price hints, reflecting trading activity at the local markets.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
6
Market notes from The Star show daily wholesale price quotes from local buyers. The report lists assorted items and price hints, reflecting trading activity at the local markets.
Partial OCR notes show hay straw and baled straw with references to standard middlings and price range from 0.00 to 14.00. The fragment lacks clear context but indicates agricultural commodity pricing terms and bale quality.
A fragment shows prices for creamery butter and poultry, flour, cotton seed meal, spring wheat, cornmeal, and other farm staples. Items include young chickens at 25 to 30 cents, local flour, and local goods with varied rates, reflecting a rural market listing.
Macedon ia Va October notes list families visiting relatives in Berryville Stephens City and Pa along with residents at the Armel and LaFayette homes. The Ladies Add Society met at Mrs Jacobs home with good attendance and Miss Effie Pifer visits Mrs Reardon. The Armel school opened in October and other small community movements are noted.
Miss Rameburs noted as teacher in a short item. Garnet and Bewlan Moore visited Mrs W Huber on Friday afternoon. H White has suffered neuralgia for a week. Mrs W Huber bought a fine driving horse recently.
Armelle notes mention Ewart Johnston planning a week in Baltimore and Richmond. School opened October 3 with poor enrollment. Beula Ramsbure teaches near Martinsburg. Sir and Mrs S. 7 Dellinger visit relatives near Woodstock. G Bager of Valdosta, Ga visits wife and children at A R Di Johneter’s home. J W Newcome spent Saturday afternoon in Strashurs.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Haymaker returned after visiting their son M L 8 Haymaker co ar ere. G Gray and G Don Gray Jr spent time with friends at Grove and Bunker Hill. John Armel and Milt Dale were guests here last weekend. Mrs Deavers and her son returned after weeks in Page county. W L Are Open Saturday in Winchester. Brage Cj and friends from Mion PA visited John Ongar. Agnes Paice and Nelson Ritter with son visited Ridgeway W Va.
Staunton Virginia October 12 residents woke to four blasts that leveled a barn believed to house dynamite. No injuries reported and no motive or suspects named. Local authorities and Missouri detective units were not involved.
260 acre Limestone Farm for rent with references required to secure. Possession given March 1. Address in care of Star Office.
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