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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
7
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The Star lists today’s wholesale quotes from Elges markets for country butter at 35 to 45 cents, creamery butter at 68 cents, roosters at 65, barley 1.25, oats 1.30, No 1 timothy 35, straw 25, bacon 33, flour barrel 14, spring wheat 17, middlings 3.75, corn meal 0, dairy feed 3.26 to 4.25, creamery butter 68, young chickens 35 to 40, hogs 0. The mixed totals reflect a range of farm and dairy products with various per unit prices.
Markets corrected as of the preceding day's close show prices for No 1 Timothy Day and No 1 Lightwclover mix at 33.00 and 28.00 respectively. The fragmentary data includes calf, pig, and dairy product figures with ranges from 7 to 16.25 for calves and 11 to 6 for other livestock, alongside assorted commodities and weights.
In Middletown Virginia on September 9 Miss Maud Hodges of Baltimore visits Mrs. Fred Wyand and Miss Aileen Sperry visits relatives in Baltimore. Several residents travel to Baltimore for treatment, family visits, or return home from extended stays.
Miss Lula Carter visits with relatives while Miss Nellie Locke travels to Winchester for the fair. Mr. Harry McAboy attends ex soldiers reunion in Richmond on Labor Day. Mrs. Harry Tharp and son stay with her father near the village. Master Morris Hardesty visits Aunt Lula Carter. Mrs. William Locke returns to Winchester from J. R. Locke’s home. Ripley Carter shows marked recovery. Mrs. Robert Yeakley remains ill near the village. Dix-Pierce wedding draws many friends hoping for a long and happy life.
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