Apple Market Report from Winchester and Rochester
Winchester and Martinsburg markets report hot weather and slow demand with dull trading. Carloads show typical terms for barrels and bushel tubs with small price movements for Jonathan U S No 1 and Rambos U S No 1. Rochester notes light wire, limited demand, steady market with Wealthys and Twenty Ounce U S No 12% inch up prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland - Shenandoah-Potomac Dist
C. B
Jonathans U
U. S
Rochester
N. Y
U.S
Market report details mixed farm and retail prices
The Fredericksburg Free Lance Star notes daily market corrections for wholesale and local retail items. It lists dairy products such as country butter and creamery butter, various feeds, poultry, lambs, calves, hogs, wool, and farm supplies with price ranges, and cites wholesale prices in Baltimore with items like feed, corn meal, and wheat futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aceve Dodes
Aubanee
Rainfall report shows current and historical totals
Precipitation in the last 24 hours ends at 8 a m is 0.12 inch. For September to date 0.22 inch. The 18 year average for January to August shows totals of 243 inches for the year versus 1.06 in January, 1.93 in February, 3.82 in April, 2.29 in May, 17.20 in June, 1.7 in July, and 7.29 in August.
Winchester Scores and Local Notes From September
James Miller, a local youth, died at Winchester Memorial Hospital from a fractured vertebra after an auto accident. Handley High opens football season versus McKinley Tech of Washington DC. Local treasury gains $400 from four new miniature golf courses. Miss Mayme Stryker to wed Clayton Ritter. hosted by Alma Bean, Marshall Stryker and Katherine Manuel. Clarke County Public Schools enroll 1,541 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miller
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Handley High School
McKinley Tech
Washington, D. C
Winchester Treasury
Alma Bean
Marshall Stryker
Katherine Manuel
Mayme Stryker
Clayton Ritter
Clarke County
Boxing Promoter Organizes City Hall Card Club
Five years ago on September 18 1926 Jack Horner promotes boxing contests in City Hall Auditorium. He forms the Business Men's Athletic Club. Also announced are local prices for Wheat Bran and baled hay and marriage news for Katharine G Montague and Clark T Cooper. Reverend Crim leaves Handley High for Union Theological Seminary. Reverend Hooks lauds Virginia beauty in a Star letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Horner
City Hall
Business Men’s Athletic Club
Katherine G. Montague
Lynchburg
Clark T. Cooper
Harry M. Crim
Handley High School
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
J. C. Hooks
the Star
Virginia
Horseflesh Sale Tops Martinsburg Trade News
Scott Grant sold 26 580 pounds of live horses to C G Grove of Martinsburg. The Commercial and Savings Bank, six months old, reports deposits of 118 864 24 dollars. Roger T Jones sold his show horse Black Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Grant
C. G. Grove
Martinsburg
Commercial and Savings Bank
Roger T. Jones
Harvest Glut Leaves 300000 Barrels Unsold In 1916 Apple Crop
The record notes more than 300,000 barrels of the 1916 local apple harvest remain unsold. It also mentions Rev. George W. Stover returning as pastor for another year at Winchester United Brethren Church and cites a slogan about industry leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
George W. Stover
Winchester United Brethren Church
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Choice Building
Braddock Street
Herman H. Hable
Loudoun Street
Wwe
Building and Loan Corporation
Hansbrough & Carter
Commercial & Savings Bank
Chase National
New York
America
Union Trust Co
Baltimore
American Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Wayland
Century Motors
J. W. Rees
Apple Pie Ridge Road
APPLE
Market Report
The
Star
Fredericksburg
Free Lance Star
Warner’ Bros. Capitol
Lilyan Tashman
William Boyd Picture
Regis Toomey
Fox News
Claudette Colbert
Herbert Marshall
Dane-Arthur
Paramount
Theodore Dreiser
Legion
Trader Horn
Harry Carey
Edwina Booth
Rex—King of Wild Horses
Frankie Carro
William Desmond
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Ries
Buck Jones
Dare Devil Cowboys
TRUN
Reardon’s
Pure Food Store
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
W FB. Shryock
August Heckscher
North Avenue
Our
Farmers & Merchants
the Apple
Folks Bank
J. F. Forrester
Schloss Bros. & Co
Baltimore, Md
Brown & Fisher
Wen's Shop
Stetson
Schoble
Stetsons
Schobles
Gray & Sheetz
N. Main St
Winchester, Va
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