Marine Securities at Front of Market in New York Trading
New York April 29 trading mixed with strong Marine securities activity as preferred shares jumped to a record high and common shares rose about 25 percent early in the week. Total Marine dealings reached 11,000 shares, signaling possible reorganizational plans while other issues showed smaller gains and rails faded.
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New York
Autact
Pristillers’ Securities
United States Industrial Alcohol and
Motive Petroleum
American Locomotive
United States Steel
Reading
United States
Market Notes From New York and Kansas City Livestock Sales
Receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle sheep and lambs across New York Chicago St Louis and Kansas City driven by steady demand. Native beef stockers and feeders high endurance calves and yearling steers show broad price bands with meat trade steady to higher in spots. Market activity shows mixed receipts with cattle and sheep maintaining firm values amid fluctuating wholesale quotes.
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Chicago
Apri
St. Louig
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas City
New York
Curt Miehlzan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
St. Louis
Springs
Kansas
Atlanta Livestock Market Prices and Supplies
Market report from Atlanta shows steady to higher cattle prices with strong demand for top grades. Quotations cover steers cows and bulls by weight, hogs and pigs, plus a long list of groceries and farm supplies. Small notes mention market receipts and general price ranges for corn fed cattle and other commodities.
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Atlanta
W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Mediu
Weekly Statement of New York Banks New York April 39
Weekly report shows banks and trust companies hold 94.247 million in excess reserves, down 1.661 million from last week. Totals include natural conditions deposits and reserves in vaults and federal reserve banks with declines in net demand deposits and a small rise in net time deposits.
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New York
Tast Weelk
Federal Reserve Bank
Greater
Market Wrap of Sugar Butter and Commodities
Yesterday's market notes show little new development in sugar futures and refined trading. Spot raw sugar held at 67-16 cost and freight with firm undertone, while refined markets were quiet yet firm. Butter and eggs prices moved modestly, dairy receipts varied across states, and cotton goods and linens stayed firm amid a garment trade lockout.
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New York
Tuly
Hicks
Santos
Rio
Santoa
London
Jundiahy
jnAugust
Res Gee
Great Britain
Java
Drought Hurts South Georgia Crops And Livestock Water
Drought in south Georgia during April 29 reports severe grain crop damage and cotton seed and drought conditions delaying germination. Wells are dry and streams and lakes are depleted, forcing water hauling for livestock across Moultrie and surrounding counties.
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Moultrie
South Georgia
Morgan County Schools Plan May Fair at Courthouse
Madison Ga April 29 special. Morgan county school children organize a fair to be held at the courthouse on Friday May 13. Committees are at work and many exhibits will be displayed with prizes in fancy work flowers sewing cookery basketry fruits woodwork vegetables drawing art livestock and other articles of value. The fair promises to be a great success.
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Madison
Morgan County
Dr. Bizie B. Thomas Elected Eminent Commander
At the Coeur de Lion commandry No. 4 K T Good Friday conclave Dr Bizie B Thomas was elected eminent commander for the new Templar year. Other officers chosen include R Dudley Guinn Curtis S Buford John C Symmes Paul H Dobbins William Lampson Augustus L Holok Auguste P Tripod Thomas C Law John C Hoke Luther M Gifford James M Fuller Cornelia J Ware Ralph C Van Sickle Louis H R Wetherwax and retiring commander David E Shumaker received a past commander's jewel.
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Coeur de Uion
K. T
Bizie B. Thomas
Templar
R. Dudley Guinn
Curtis S. Buford
John C. Symmes
Paul H. Dobbins
William Lampson
Augustus L. Ho
Auguste P. Tripod
Auction of Unclaimed Goods at Postoffice Building
Uncle Sem to auction unclaimed personal property at 10 o clock May 18 before the north portal of the Postoffice building. The sale features worn teeth case valued at $100, tweezers, trunks with clothing and toilet articles, worn and new items, and assorted goods including cigars, cigarettes, linen, and embroidery. Buyers may inspect items prior to bidding.
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Jaweler
Uncle Sem
Postoffice
Customs Department
City Candidates Stage Set After Primary
With the county primary complete, city government candidates begin to emerge for the upcoming race. Several council changes loom as four aldermen term out, including McDonald and Thomson. Re-elect or run for mayor are indicated for Ashley, Armistead, and Owens, with other council members expected to declare in coming weeks. In Douglas, Ga a major revival meeting at the Baptist church teams with the nearby Methodist church for a two week union series led by Rev. Calloway and Rev. Sanford drawing large crowds.
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C. (. McDonald
James I. Lowry
George Freeman
Tech
Charles Chasewood
Albert Thomson
Jesse W. Armistead
John S. Owens
General Council
J. G. Renfroe
J. L. McCord
Claude L. Ashley
W. H. Johnson
Edwin F. Johnson
Douglas
Baptist Church
T. F. Calloway
Ac |Con
Methodist Church
T. B. Sanford
Savannah
Four Year Terms for New County Officials
In a Friday gathering at city hall the county primary winners were announced. The winners include Sheriff James I. Lowry Tax Receiver T. M. Armistead County Commissioners W M Poole and Charles G Turner Criminal Court Solicitor Lowry Arnold Superintendent of County Schools J W Simmons and Coroner Paul Done. Terms begin January 1 1917 lasting four years. Election bets reportedly involved a large sum of money. The day saw busy campaigning but few arrests during the quiet election.
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James I. Lowry
T. M. Armistead
W. M. Poole
Charles G. Turner
Criminal Court
Lowry Arnold
J. W Simmons
Paul Done
Crematory dispute halts paving and school plans in city
City paving work and several school improvement projects were halted amid a dispute over a crematory contract. Mayor Woodward refused to sign with Francis Jones Co for West Peachtree Street payments, citing the crematory issue. Health Officer Kennedy argues the plant is essential for summer health, urging council action to fund the crematory and avoid shutdowns.
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Woodward
Francis Jones Company
Peachtree Street
Ivy Street
Highland Avenue
Fifth Ward
J. B. Kennedy
Hall Attends National Conservation Congress
Hall left yesterday to attend the National Conservation congress in Washington May 2 through 4. He was named chairman of the water power nitrate phosphate committee, a body of over thirty experts. The call emphasizes development of waterpower tied to nitrates and aims for a unified legislative plan. Hall brings extensive experience from U S reclamation and Porto Rico irrigation services. Georgia can boast two leaders in the congress, Worsham and Hall, in charge of pivotal natural resource matters.
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BM. Hall
National Conservation Congress
Washington
D. C
Conservation Congress
Wall
United States Reclamation Service
Porto Rico Irrigation Service
Georgia
Congress
B. Lee Worsham
B. H. Hall
N B Chenault Dies at 62 in Lincoln County
Washington Ga April 28 Nicholas Barksdale Chenault former senator from the twenty ninth district died suddenly yesterday at his Lincoln county home. He was 62, unmarried and had recently joined Lincoln County’s courthouse dedication celebration. He built a fortune through farming land in Wilkes Lincoln McDuf fie and Columbia counties and is survived by a brother John Oliver Chenault and two sisters Mrs S C Ramsey and Mrs Wary Shumate.
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Washington, Ga
Nicholas Barksdale Chenault
Twenty-Ninth
Lincoln County
Lincolnton
Chenault
University of Georgia
Augusta
Wilkes
Lincoln
McDuffie
Columbia
John Oliver Chenault
5. C. Ramsey
Wary Shumate
Washington
Atlanta Police Chronicle Highlights and Personnel News
Atlanta detectives Cochran and Doyal earned praise after solving a train robbery case at Central Station West Virginia, recovering much of the stolen money and securing arrests. Officer Ford returns to duty from a holiday injury, and new officer A D Bell joins Marietta Street. Traffic squads praised for grand opera week, and the Police Relief Association reports record benefits. Other notes include Howell and Andrews guarding a Cobb county farm, a Baby Girl for Jack Wingate, Chief Mayo’s return after illness, and a colorfully named “Flivver” car repair.
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Newport A. Sanford
Board of Commissioners
Cochran
Doyal
Howell
Andrews
Cobb County
Ant
E. L. Jett
Atlanta
Air Brake Association Convention to Start Tuesday in Atlanta
The twenty third annual Air Brake association convention opens Tuesday May 2 at the Hotel Ansley in Atlanta. Some four hundred attendees from railroads and air brake manufacturers will hear papers on design maintenance and operation with tours to Stone Mountain and Marietta and a special convention bureau entertainment program. James T Slattery of the Denver and Rio Grande serves as president.
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Ansley
Atlanta
Robert Burgess
Burgess
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Louisville
Westinghause Air Rake Company
Fred Wouser
Bt Louis
Chicago
Walter Vo Turner
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Stone Mountain
Alonu
Country Club
Marietta
Convention Bureau
Hotel Anzley
Anajey
Comerkkos
New York
Boston
Derfyer
Cininnai
Buffalo
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Itranid Olter
James T. Slattery
Denver and Rilo F Grande
Air Brake Assaration
Search for Hendricks Ends Without Result in Moultrie
Moultrie Ga April 295 Special The search for G T Hendricks night engineer at the Moultrie Packing plant who has been missing since Friday night continued today with no sign of his whereabouts. Police say neither Hendricks nor his body will likely be found near the city. A daughter last saw him and he spoke of acute indigestion. Hendricks is about 55 and came from Valdosta about a year ago.
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Moultrie
G. T. Hendricks
Moultrie Packing Company
Dendricks
Hendricks
Valdosta
Balmy Sunday Foreseen by Weather Expert
A weather man predicted another balmy Sunday after a pleasant Saturday with moderate temps and clear skies across most of the United States. He noted higher readings this morning though the extreme northwest faced snow and very cold conditions in Winnipeg. Southeasterly winds are expected to continue today.
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Mercury
United States
Upper Lake
Winnipeg
Cash Named Warden in Chaftoose County
Reet 90, known as RSnenia Lyeny, reports Cash appointed game warden of Chaftoose county by visioner Arnow to succeed White who designed the po. Since inauguration the game has been multiplying rapidly.
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Evel J Ec
Cash
Chaftoose County
Visioner Arnow
White
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