Olympic Games Final Program Announced for Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Organizing Committee released the final official program for the Games of the Xth Olympiad to be held July 30 to August 14 1932 in Los Angeles. The schedule features opening ceremonies at Olympic Stadium Coliseum, a Parade of Nations with 2000 athletes, and events across track and field boxing swimming wrestling rowing yachting and more with competitions daily at multiple venues. The cablegram from Count de Baillet Latour confirms approval and predicts great success for the games.
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Los Angeles
California
Olympic Stadium
Coliseum
Pacific Coast
Hoover
Olympic Park
Exposition Park
Olympic
Long Beach Stadium
Alamitos Bay
Los Angeles Harbor
Olympic Auditorium
Pasadena Rose Bowl
Riviera County Club
Count de Baillet- Latour
International Olympic Committee
Lausanne
Switzerland
Carolina farmer declares profit amid diversified crops
Clarence M Jaudon directs a four brother farming partnership on 125 acres. He reports selling a wide range of crops with annual net from potatoes and vegetables and hogs. Diversification limits risk while a potential truck operation could boost distribution to long distance markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Clarence M. Jaudon
Mr. Jaudon
Jaudon
Spartanburg
Canning Factory Set Up as Cooperative in Bishopville Area
In Bishopville between I F Montgomery and Wisacky a new canning factory has been established as a cooperative. It aims not primarily to prepare foods for market but to support local farmers and residents, under the ownership of Lee farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
E. W. Cecil
Pulaski
Bishopville
I. F Montgomery
Wisacky
Live-at-home cannery aids eight farmers for home use
Eight farmers each with eight to ten plows set up a live-at-home cannery to conserve food for farm use and family needs. They will can on rainy days and for tenants, charging five and a half cents per number two can plus containers. The three-retort unit, costing 600 to 700 dollars, aims to can about 3000 cans daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Tive-at-home
Notice of Sale in Aiken County Court
By order of Norman E Cullum Esquire Magistrate in Aiken County South Carolina dated August 6 1981 I offer for sale at public outcry to the highest bidder in the case F E Cullum trading as The Cullum Tire Company plaintiffs vs Frank Woodward defendant The Cullum Tire Company notice amends sale proceedings
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Norman E. Cullum
County of
Aiken
South Carolina
F. E. Cullum
Cullum Tire Company
Frank Woodward
Public Auction in Aiken for Cadillac 1926 and Rugged Tire
A public sale on August 22 1981 at 11 am on the Cullum Tire frontage in Aiken lists a 1926 Cadillac with Motor No 112631 and a 338x600 Fish Rugged Tire and Tube. Successful bidder must pay full purchase price immediately when the lot is struck down or the bid is void and the property resold. August 6 1991.
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Cullum Tire Company
Aiken
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Bailie Furniture Co
Augusta
Broad Street
Mattie C
Hall Red Estate
Park Avenue
United
Aiken, South Carolina
First National Bank Building
G. A. Milner
Augusta, Ga
Farmers & Merchants Bank Bldg
Aiken,s. C
the Radio Laboratory
L. M. Terry
Institute of Radio Engineers
Park Ave
S. C
Central National Farm Loan Association
W. S. Jones
Sec
Treas
Croft Bldg
State
H. J. Ray
J. E. Stansfield
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Herbert E. Gyles
L. W. Boyken, JR
Laurens Street
Oasis Heer
Rent Ein
Thedfords
Eirra
Beatrice Williams
Redskins
Squaws
Carolina
LEE Farmers
A. H. Ulum
Tainer
Mr. Montgomery
Kiling
National Advertiser
Permanen
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