Four Ball Play Under Way At Cloverhurst Club
The four ball match at Cloverhurst Country Club began Wednesday afternoon with several pairs advancing before rain halted play. Notable results include Lawler and Hanna defeating Tibbatty and a partner, Lamkin and McGartigle overcoming Rucker and Phimisy, and Jordan with Mor. Yow besting Moss and Jackson. Other pairings split, while a scheduled Cunt and Rayle versus Upsorrow contest was not played.
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Thaverhurst Country Club
PJ. Lawler
Car Hanna
J. F. Tibbatty
Mr. Rucker
Billy Phimisy
Lamkin
Capt. McGartigle
John Morris
Jodgson
Tewis Jordan
Mor
S. J. Moss
Eeery Jackson
Dudley
H. Barrow
Daley
Wow
Hays
EL Il Rey
Mrs. B
Joel
Wier
A. Carter
E. Martin
John I
John Nicholson
G. Anderson
Rayle
Upsorrow
Bread From Animal Bone Made By Peasants
Moscow reports peasants, long on straw and substitutes, fear meat and corn may run short as American relief arrives. Some Russians reportedly use bone meal to stretch supplies while relief aid helps extend rations for a time.
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Moscow
Market News Summary From Spotty Financial Pages
Foreign exchange rates show Britain at 4.49 percent demand with cables 4.45. France 9.10. Germany 30 percent? and various European currencies cited. Call money at 8 cents, time loans around 4.4 percent for 60 to 90 days. mercantile paper 4.3607 percent. U.S. stocks rally with Copp and steel shares lifting, notable gains in Midvale, Royal Dutch, Seaboard, Smith? Tobacco, and Republic, Virginia, and Retail stocks retreat modestly. Trading activity around 3.4 million shares. declines seen in Union Stores, New York Airbrake, Maxwell Motors.
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Biather
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Retenntial Chemical Red
Reni
Lairbrake
Maxwell Motors
Market notes across regions hint at mixed commodity shifts
Fragmented report shows varied prices in oats and potatoes, with Northern whites and Western rurale types firming. Idaho russets range 1.29 to 1.35 per cwt, while Alabama figures remain unclear. Chicago dairy edges up with butter and fowl prices rising. New York dairy shows steadiness across product grades. Naval stores brief note from Savannah mentions turpentine activity.
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Idaho
Alabama
Chicago Markets Weather Impacts Wheat Cattle Hogs Report
Chicago markets show cool wet weather dampening wheat futures, corn and oats mixed with modest gains and losses. Cattle receipts at 10,000 with beef prices up to 9.00 and hogs rising to about 11.00, while sheep and other livestock move slowly as bids shift in late trading.
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Sugar Market in New York Steady Prices Hold
The raw sugar market remains steady in New York with Cuba canel sugar at 404 and Porto Rico at 3.98. Refined sugar demand stays active and prices unchanged at 6.30 to 6.60 for fine granulated. New York poultry markets show live poultry and dressed items steady with minor price stability across broilers and fowls.
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Cuba
Porto Rico
NEW York Poultry
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Igregular
Cotton market holds steady with mixed futures directions
The cotton market showed no step change with good middling around 20.38 and futures steady. New York opened with gains on May amid spot demand, while New Orleans noted selling pressure. Liverpool and Riverport futures showed varied levels for May July and December.
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York
Commission House
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Liverpool
Uena
Wiernpelt
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Riverpool
Ares
Steuer
Society notes and meetings in local club circles
The Ladies Aid and Hondas society announce their regular and executive meetings for the coming week. Mrs Myra Witte, Mrs Howard Graham, and Pastor Dr W J attend as noted, with mentions of a death notice and hospital operation. Julian Waters and others are listed with family travel plans and social visits.
Mother and Mrs Phinizy Welcome Home After Illness
The community celebrates Mrs Phinizy and her sister Mrs Hislups Phinizy as they return home after several weeks. Guests, including Arthur Griffith and Harvey Stovall, express joy over her improving health and a speedy recovery. Visits planned from Atlanta and Macon area friends, with hospital stay noted for Mrs Cox.
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Boston
Sass
Phinfzy
Arthur Griffith
Harvey Stovall
Attitude toward Soviet Union Seen in Genoa Pact Debate
Genoa reports indicate the United States has reserved judgment on joining the proposed commission at The Hague to handle Rosignation affairs. The irony of the pact remains unresolved as officials await clearer signals. Washington debates the broader conference plan and anticipated commission responsibilities as the situation evolves.
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United States Rejects Invitation to Russian Dialogue at Hague
Observers note the American government refused to join a broader Russian economic and political inquiry. The May memorandum and Hague plan are cited as reasons, with emphasis that any accord must center on economic implications rather than political attitudes. Vanderlip warns European banks face insolvency and urges cautious U S participation in London talks only with strict financial safeguards and currency stability.
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Ferekon
Hoover Meets Coal Operators to Tackle Prices Rise
President Hoover met with about forty coal operators to discuss methods for curbing rising coal prices across districts. The talks followed recent price increases and aimed to coordinate efforts with the administration and President Harding.
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Baynes Addresses Historic Natural History Debate
Prof Baynes of American Maiguin discusses a historical charge on animal use and war, noting oxen and shellfire as part of trials. He claims over 200 animals contributed to research and that United States funds supported such efforts with the aim of advancing knowledge and medical progress.
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Aton Alps
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Grin 1 the Po PY remedy scheme unclear
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a proposed remedy or remedy scheme labeled Grin 1 but the text is incomplete and nonsensical making the exact subject and entities unreadable.
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