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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1945
Page
5
New York stock prices moved irregularly lower with chemicals and select issues holding fractional gains. Largest declines came from steels rails and motors down about two points. utilities and farm implements shed smaller amounts. Bonds fell overall as commodities stayed mixed.
A promotional booklet presents opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy and its causes, offered free to readers who write to the Educational Division.
Baltimore market report lists apples from Grimes, U S grades, and Delicious with sizes 2 1/2 inch to 2 1/2 inch and price ranges 4.00 to 4.70 per unit. Poultry not changed. eggs firm for top grades, others dull with various wholesale prices. Receipts show 90,347 pounds of butter and cattle market activity described as slow with nominal values for beef cows and other classes.
The market lists dairy cows, cutters, canners, shelly cattle and heavy bulls with varied quotes from 5.00 to 113.00 for bulls. Calves at 50 to 250, dealers noting 15.50 to 16.50 for some grades. Hogs active at 14.65 to 15.30 ceiling, sheep around 7.50 to 15.50 for lambs and ewes.
Chicago price report shows fed steers and yearlings steady to higher with loads of 1147 to 1300 pounds at 18.00 to 18.90. Heifers firm with top 17.50. cows slow. Bulls steady to down a quarter. vealers up to 0.25. Hog prices at ceiling. lambs steady with bids on slaughter ewes down 0.25. receipts: 12,000 cattle and 4,000 sheep.
Silas Weir Mitchell had two sons. John Kearsley Mitchell practiced with him in medicine. Langdon Elwyn Mitchell became a playwright and poet.
Norman Henry Baker son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Baker of Berryville enlists in the Regular Navy via Winchester recruiting office and reports for boot camp at Bainbridge Maryland. Born in Jones Spring Frederick County he attended Berryville school. His father works at Zero-Pack Winchester. Norman was employed by Montgomery Ward in Winchester when he volunteered. Sworn in August 21 he reported August 30 for boot camp at Bainbridge.
Chicago markets show extreme early trading with wheat and oats firm while rye weakens. Prices: Wheat Sept 1.65 1 8, Dec 1.64 1 4, May 1.62. Corn Dec 1.14 1 8. Oats Sept 58 1 8, Dec 59 1 4 to 1 8, May 59 3 8. Rye Sept 1.48 3 4, Dec 1.40 1 2 to 3 8, May 1.34 1 8, July 1.26 3 8.
Sabath urged an impartial inquiry to quell rumors about Roosevelt's blame. Some Democrats support the probe to ease Capitol Hill insinuations, despite party opposition to further investigations.
Local graded egg market news notes activity and listings with prices and suppliers. Market conditions and regional factors influence egg quality grades and sales dynamics for buyers and sellers.
Rev Emory Elimore announces all day services at Little Mountain Methodist Church on Sunday September 16 With Sunday School at 1030 A M and preaching at 11 A M Following the morning service a picnic lunch will be served In the afternoon 230 P M guest speaker Rev John Teter of Montague Avenue Methodist Church Winchester invites all friends and members to attend
In loving remembrance for my dear boy George R Myler who passed away one year ago yesterday September 4 1944 His mother wife and children express sorrow at his vacant place in the home and note it was God s will The message closes with affection and tribute from the family.
Oceanus Hopkins is named as the first baby born aboard the Mayflower in 1620. The prompt notes a September 16 birth and a November 21 date for this child, with a second baby Peregrine born in December.
We wish to thank neighbors and friends for their kindness and the beautiful floral tributes during the bereavement and death of our husband and father Mrs Edith 8 Adams and children Paris Virginia
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