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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1933
Page
9
Market notes from Chicago Baltimore and Washington detail wheat bids and grain prices for No 2 wheat and oats, and price ranges for butter eggs and poultry. The report lists regional receipts and price ranges across cities, reflecting daily trading activity.
Local wholesale and retail prices listed for corn, meal, middlings, screenings, dairy feed, and various grains. Market items include eggs, butter, creamery butter, oats, cracked corn, henns, and calves with price ranges noted for wholesale and retail. The list reflects farm and shop rates typical of daily market notices.
Market notes show Philadelphia eggs at 5 748 cases with firm fresh grades. Lancaster cattle and hogs steady with mixed classes. Chicago butter and eggs receipts indicate firm markets with slight rises expected. New York butter and eggs receipts and prices show a firm but irregular market with minor declines in firsts.
The pattern features square shoulders a perky sailor collar and pleated skirt in sizes 12 to 20 with fabric needs listed. Order form details include price fifteen cents per pattern, twenty five cents for book and pattern, and mailing to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department in New York.
Local beer retailers, especially in the county, reportedly buy beer late at night from outside state bootleggers. A wholesaler noted dispensers obtained supply from a truck the prior night. Trucks reportedly travel from West Virginia and Maryland into Fauquier and surrounding Piedmont towns. County sheriffs and state tax officials will handle the matter.
The piece portrays music as a vital outlet for teenage emotion, acting as a safety valve. It argues that not just passive listening but serious study of music helps keep youths on track during the high intensity of adolescence.
Edward Dolman and Louise Paxton received a marriage license at the county clerk’s office yesterday. Dolman and Paxton are labeled as the son and daughter of local families, with their residences noted near White Post rural route in Frederick County. The report also notes a Braddock Street Methodist Church young people’s choir meeting and practice scheduled for tomorrow at 7 PM in the church auditorium.
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