List of New Hospital Admissions Names and Addresses
Hospital announces new admittees including Betty Jean Malone Mrs Lee E Wagner Mary Kathryn Lockhart Louise Smith Wilson Cecil T Spears Charles D Dawson Dale Ridgeway Richard E Byrd William Martin Lemley Glenden Wisecarver German Suddith John Lam John D Saville Lowell Hofe Floyd Whitacre Ralph Myers James Harris Benton Ray Elmer Ambrose Virginia Jett Nineveh and relatives from multiple towns in Virginia and West Virginia.
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Rt Memorial Hospital
Betty Jean Malone
Wilmer Malone
Lee E. Wagner
Mary Kathryn Lockhart
Louise Smith Wilson
Clarence Wilson
Oates Ave
Cecil T. Spears
Charles D. Dawson
Dale F. Ridgeway
Front Royal
Richard E. Byrd
Berrye
William Martin
Romney
William K. Lemley
Still Water
Oklahoma
Glenden L. Wisecarver
Stephenson
German Suddith
the Plains
John Lam
Strasburg
John D
Saville
Moorefield
W. Va
Lowell William Hofe
Charles W. Hofe
Toms Brook
Floyd J. Whitacre
Capon Bridge
Ralph E. Myers
Inwood
James J. Harris
Berryville
Benton G. Ray
Happy Creek
Elmer Gilbert Ambrose
Williams
Virginia Jett
Nineveh
Local Market Prices and Feed Stuffs Listing
The Star lists corrected local market prices for flour corn meal and feeds, with wheat under 14 percent moisture at 1.85 per bushel and No 2 yellow corn at 1.70. It also shows soy oil futures and butterfat values, plus lard and egg mash prices for various months.
HADACOL praised by Kansas City man for vitality gains
Francis C. Hood of 4419 Wabash Kansas City Missouri reports HADACOL helped correct his vitamin deficiencies B1 B2 Niacin and Iron improving sleep nervousness and daytime grogginess after six bottles. He credits the product with better health and funds a truck full of bottles for others, noting doctors recommending HADACOL and offering a money back guarantee with trial sizes and family sizes priced at 1.25 and 3.50.
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Francis C. Hood
Wabash
Kansas City
Mr. Hood
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Market Quotations and Futures Across Livestock and Stocks
In Chicago and Baltimore reports farm markets list top prices for cattle calves hogs and sheep with weights from 150 to 600 pounds and mixed grades. U S stock movers include Chrysler Radio and RCA with gains and losses amid industry shifts and notable price changes.
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Chrysler
Radio Corp
Columbia Broadcasting
RCA
General Electric
U.S. Steel
Woolworth
Douglas Aircraft
Consolidated Natural Gas
Eastman Kodak
American Tobacco
N. Y. Central
Standard Oil
Johns-Manville
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Goodrich
Phil
Chicago grains open higher after Labor Day
Chicago grains edged up at the opening of the board of trade after the Labor Day holiday. Quotations showed Sept wheat at 2.24 3 4, Dec 2.30 1 2, May 2.32, corn Sept 1.54 1 4, Dec 1.48 1 4 3 8, Mar 1.52 3 8, May 1.53 1 4, oats Sept 79 1 4, Dec 82 1 8 1 4, Mar 82, May 80, rye Sept 1.39 3 4, Dec 1.43 1 2.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Rye
Market Report from Winchester Livestock Exchange Sept 4 1950
Prices for lambs calves hogs and cattle vary with labor day week, lambs 30.40 cattle Good up to 29, heifers 23 26.50, cows 18 21, cutters and canners 10 14.50. Dairy cows up to 67.50 stock cows to 210, bulls 17 34.50, hogs 22 24. Sheep and ewes listed. beans and lard futures and cobined crop notes appear mixed in the same column.
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Chicago
USDA
Baltimore
Bubkts
Bubkts Us1s
Elbertas
Bracketts
Pa. Elbertas
J. H. Hales
White Hales
Usls
N. J
MD. & Va
Muscovics
Shoe Fit Shines in West Virginia Ad Endorsement
The Fairmont merchant Tony Pignanalli promotes the perfect fit in shoes remarking that Old Export blends smoothly into life like a trusted friend. Cumberland Brewing Co. advertisement follows.
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Tony Pignanalli
Fairmont
West Va
Will total mobilization be necessary now
The piece weighs optimistic versus total mobilization, arguing a full war footing would rapidly expand armed forces and disrupt civilian life. It envisions rationing price controls and heavy taxation as millions move from civilian work to military service, amid debates on urgency and sacrifice.
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Essen
Agriculture Dept Egg Market Prices for Tomorrow
Prices quoted by Frederick County Farm Bureau U S. Grade A Extra Large 46c U S. Grade A Large 44c U S Grade A Medium 36c U S Grade B Large 36c Peepers 80 reported dressing plans in Wisconsin growers farms Peewees 22c Leghorn hens Rock and Cross broilers Red broilers Young white hen turkeys 40c Broiler turkeys 40c Ducks per lb 100 Old guineas each 25c and over
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
U. S
U.S
Scscconcaee
Widucer
Mis Insa
Rock & Cross
Stockholm Called World’s Most Beautiful City by Travelers
Many travelers say the capital of Sweden stands as the most beautiful city in the world, though no single city is officially named the top.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Crops in Midwest Reported Excellent
Clarke County farmer John Fishpaw returned home after a trip to Indiana and Ohio. He attended the Ohio State Fair in Columbus where his son Harvey Fishpaw met him. He said midwest crops are excellent with mostly good corn and soybeans looking better than ever.
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John Fishpaw
Clarke County
Indiana
Ohio
Columbus
Harvey Fishpaw
Fishpaw
Mid-West
Talk is Cheap In Energy Talk is Cheap In Energy
New York readers learn that if the state’s 8 million residents spoke at once their combined energy would light a single 60-watt lamp. Prof Arthur R Laufer of the University of Missouri comments in Physics Today about the limited power of spoken words.
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New York
Arthur R. Laufer
University of Missouri
United States maintains Moscow envoy amid Soviet entry rules
The United States continues to be represented in Moscow by an ambassador. Entry into the country requires permission from the Soviet Government, which can be difficult to obtain.
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Bayne
Russia
Jie Abesma
U. S
United States
Moscow
Death Claims Mrs Fannie Nelson at 83 in Capon Bridge
Mrs Fannie C Pugh Nelson 83 widow of John E Nelson died at daughter’s home in Winchester after a stroke. Funeral services set for tomorrow at Omp's Funeral Home and Capon Chapel with Rev Paul Drumheller and Rev S J Goode officiating. Burial in adjacent cemetery. She was born January 9 1867 at Capon Bridge. Survived by children Henson Sirbaugh Letcher Giffin Turner Sirbaugh Fred P Nelson and others. brothers Albert Omer Stanley Clinton Pugh and half siblings.
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Fannie C. Pugh Nelson
John E. Nelson
Turner Sirbaugh
Shawnee Avenue
Omp
Capon Chapel
Capon Bridge
Paul Drumheller
J. Goode
Pallbears
Ross Sirbaugh
Leslie Grubbs
Douglas Sirbaugh
Charles Sirbaugh
Fred Nelson, Jr
Kenneth Newlin
Robert Nail
Henson Sirbaugh
Letcher Giffin
Fred P. Nelson
Lawrence C. Grubbs
Winchester
Ernest Whitlock
Baltimore
Terry McMullen
Detroit
Kenneth Combs
Albert Pugh
Akron
Ohio
Omer Pugh
Stanley Pugh
Gonnison, Colo
Clinton Pugh
Eva Brooks
Effie Good
Elsie Nixon
Maynard Pugh
Nelsons Run Store After Death of Capon Bridge Resident
The fragment notes Cecil Pugh of Capon Bridge and Mr Nelson who died August 1, 1946. Before his death, Mr and Mrs Nelson ran a general merchandise store at Hayfield, and the text ends with Since.
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Cecil Pugh
Capon Bridge
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