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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
5
United States government bonds are listed with prices and fractional quotes for Liberty and Treasury issues. Figures include Liberty 3 1-2s at 101.13 and Treasury 4s around 108.28, reflecting market values as of September 29.
Charles Edward Clark of Bloomery West Virginia died September 23 at age 57 from a knife wound he suffered in January 1930. He worked as a rural mail carrier earlier and later farmed. Survived by his widow Pearl Kelley two children Harley and Onile Clark three sisters and one brother. Funeral held last Thursday conducted by Rev J C Spindler Hebron Cemetery burial. Pallbearers named Omps Peace maker Keller Buckwalter Puffinburger Pugh.
Miss Ann Preston Starling reports a county wide dental clinic examined 1628 students, 1491 with defective teeth. Dr. Parrott works at 28 schools, offering exams and treatments at 50 cents per operation. Work will start in largest schools within two weeks as examinations finish.
Chicago and regional grain quotes show prices at season lows with wheat down 3 to 8 cents, corn down 3-8 cents, oats 5-8 to 3-4 lower, while hog provisions rise. Eastern shorts cover, and security trends drive the declines with regional cash grain listings for wheat corn and oats across Baltimore Richmond and Washington.
Baltimore and Lancaster show steady to lower hog bids with tops around 5.50 and 6.75. cattle in Lancaster and Chicago steady to weak with steers reaching 7.75 top. Sheep in Jersey City and Baltimore show small gains on lambs while ewes hold. Chicago reports 22 000 cattle and calves with steady overall trend and higher hogs.
A compact item notes financial strain prompting Britannia to suspend customary rites. Officials cite reduced revenue and budget constraints affecting ceremonial expenditures and public ceremonies.
Thrifty buyers are urged to save $15 to $20 yearly by purchasing fuel now at present low prices. The notice highlights extra money for desires, touts forethought, and suggests ordering today to avoid higher prices in the fall busy season, claiming a $1.00 per ton saving.
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