Local Markets Update Noted by The Star
The Star reports daily market corrections and notes they do not assume responsibility for any errors that may occur in the local market listings.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1940
Page
9
The Star reports daily market corrections and notes they do not assume responsibility for any errors that may occur in the local market listings.
A fragmented product list shows brand name grain and feed prices, including 12 lb and 24 lb bags, oats, corn meal, horse feed, dairy feed, and various fowl and livestock items with per bag or per hundredweight prices. Also includes notes on young poultry and lambs.
The Inquiring Reporter asks locals in Rome which site they deem most historic. Respondents name Fort Loudoun and the George Washington Headquarters, with mixed opinions on which counts as more significant.
An item from Lee DL notes that Butter Pat Creamery Butter is sold by Loewen for 26 units. The fragment references a trade or price listed for butter.
Censored wartime dispatches are reported as blocked before reaching American readers. The measure curbs details of military actions and strategic information. Officials cite security needs and wartime control of information flow.
This article claims nagging back pains stem from tired kidneys and promotes a simple home treatment. It suggests relieving kidney poisoning by cleansing the blood and urges readers to try the method for faster relief.
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes Hitler's moves toward Spain and France, arguing the dictator seeks moral support and strategic bases for a potential stalemate with Britain. He contends Hitler consolidates gains in Europe, aims to revive industry and agriculture, and plans to dominate continental Europe even if Britain survives.
The records trace Carpers Valley's religious life from 1857 with a Class Meeting and Sunday School in a schoolhouse led by George F. Anderson. A church was built in 1867, with continuous services since. By 1880 Lamp's had eight members, and the 1844 to 1856 period saw growing services before the present church. Joseph Tewalt and community efforts built it.
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The Paxton’s Chapel Methodist church history traces to 1880 with a dedicated founding group. A 1940 fire destroyed the church, but the congregation met in a nearby schoolhouse and chose to discontinue the church later that year while donors funded upkeep and cemetery support through a bequest from the late wife of a former member.
Henry Ford lauded newspapers as the best educators noting they arrive daily and keep pace with current events. He praised their timely updates and informative content, framing press outlets as essential tools for learning.
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