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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1928
Page
5
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The Star lists daily corrected wholesale prices for local buyers including flour per barrel at 9.25, cracked corn 2.50, feed mix 20, screenings 2.00, young chickens at 0.22 to 0.26, creamery butter at 0.? and other items. Retail market notes list flour at 8.26, screenings 2.10, and various livestock and farm products with prices. markets close figures from the preceding day.
Capon Bridge residents and visitors are listed with travel between Capon Bridge Akron Washington Winchester Keyser and Staunton. Events include church services preaching plans and a Baltimore conference in Staunton.
Culpeper Va Sept 25 George Slaughter 89 died at his home. He served in the Confederate Army 1861 to 1865 and took part in several engagements. A familiar figure at Confederate reunions including the latest at Little Rock Ark. He leaves no family.
Whitacre Va Sept 24 Mr G C Peacemaker and wife and daughter Lola visited Homer Bageant near Berkeley Springs Sunday. Bageant's condition shows little improvement.
Mr Lafayette Calvert traveled from Keyser to his brother Dr L Calvert's home on Sunday. Miss Golda Nesmith returns from Berkeley Springs after visiting friends. Mrs Mary S Hite is ill at her Bloomery home. Mrs George W Helsley remains unwell at her son J F Helsley's home on Fairmont Avenue Winchester Va. An all day meeting is planned Sunday September 30 at the Primitive Baptist Church near Reynolds Store with Elders Powers and Garland preaching.
Oldo State Journal notes a proposal for a $25,000 prize for the best essay on enforcing prohibition. The plan suggests government funding to outspend enforcement efforts and sway public officials.
For sale new and used barrels for cider 5 to 60 gallons and Alco tanks from 1000 to 2000 gallons. Apply American Cooperage Co Balto.
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