Dublin to Open Citizens' Bank on January fifteenth
Rumors sweep Dublin Georgia that a new Citizens' Bank with $50,000 capital will open January 15. Half paid in, the bank may buy out another local bank, potentially leaving three banks in town. President-elect E P Rentz reportedly offered $156 per share for par value stock to force a sale. Earnings projected at 20 to 30 percent. Annual stockholders meeting in January will settle the rumors.
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Citizens’ Bank
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E. P. Rentz
Citizens’ Tank
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Louisville and
Bank of England
South America
Berlin
Paris
Bank of France
Treasury
Beall Rapidly Improving After Brother In Law Fight
Beall, postmaster at Condor, reported to be rapidly improving after a severe cut by his brother in law Wiley Martin. Earlier rumors suggested Beall was drinking, but subsequent developments indicate the incident was not alcohol related and the confrontation was forced upon Martin.
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Buvin
Fred D. Beall
Condor
Wiley Martin
Marid
Market Report: Light Pressure and Quiet Close
New York stock activity showed little impulse with prices held firm and a dull close. Amalgamated Copper led gains amid foreign buying, while reading about Readings price cuts and London Paris weakness influenced sentiment. Bond demand was light but stable as money rates edged up late, with rail stocks and currency markets reflecting year-end adjustments.
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New York
Tony
Amalgamated Copper
Te United Copper Syndicate
Amalgamated
Atchison
Shorts
Union Pacific
Russia
Japan
Aome
Chicago
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Miller & Co
Liverpool
New York Markets Show Strength Amid Holiday Tone
A holidayish trading day in New York saw prices edging higher for money on carh amid expectations of underlying strength. London acted as a moderate seller with professional activity, while abroad news of a diplomatic deadlock tempered both domestic and foreign operations. Local incidents had little impact and forecasts for the bank statement remained mixed and hesitant. The four켓 closed irregularly in a slick tone.
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New York
London
Live Stock Market Summary from Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago cattle receipts 7 000. market higher for prime steers 6.00 to 5.75. hog receipts 32 000. market steady to higher with good to choice heavies 4.75 to 4.90. sheep receipts 18 000. market lower with good to choice wethers 3.75 to 4.50. Kansas City cattle receipts 4 200. market steady, 5c higher. exports and dressed beef steers 4.20 to 4.85. western fed steers 3.25 to 4.15. stockers and feeders 2.60 to 4.00.
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Kansas City
Western Fed
St. Louis
Atockeras
Trade activity and holiday briskness in distributive sector
New York reports a rare uptick in trade with clearance sales by retailers and jobbers lifting activity. Holiday business surged, raw materials priced high, mills busy, wool steady, and forward deliveries shaping new orders. Wheat and corn exports rose week by week, while business failures numbered 209 for the five days ending December 30.
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New York
Bradatreet
Tommorrow
Market Year Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Nationwide
Cattle receipts and prices across St Louis and New York show steady to higher markets with Texans and western steers favored. Hogs and sheep follow a similar trend, with notable gains in heavy cattle and pork cuts, and international finance reports from London, Paris, and Berlin cite rate changes and reserve movements.
English Mills to Reduce Time
Manchester December 31 committee of Federation of Master Cotton Spinners urges forty hour workweek instead of fifty five and a half. Resolution calls special meeting January 4 to discuss paper contracts and U S cotton supply. joint US manufacturers conference in Washington invited Manchester to send rep. The text notes early 20th century trade tensions and market reports.
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Federation of Master Cotton Spinners
United States
Washington
Manchester Federation
Provisions and markets across cities year end
A dense market roundup from Atlanta New York Chicago and St Louis lists prices for meats lard bacon and pork products with December 31 figures. Coffee dairy goods canned foods and fish are noted with brand names and per unit costs. A Treasury balance report shows cash and gold figures, followed by a denial of an anarchist plot to destroy warships.
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Adair
Fraser St
Crumley
Glenn Streets
Forrest
George Adair
Frovisions
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Banquet
California
Cincinnati
New York
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Chicago
Washington
Admiral O'Neill
Bureau of Ordnance
Philadelphia
Midvale
Nicetown
Chipley Named General Counsel for Southern Bell in Atlanta
Hunt Chipley, noted Georgia lawyer, assumes duties as general counsel for Southern Bell Telephone Company with headquarters in Atlanta. The move follows Southern Bell offices relocating from New York to Atlanta, with Georgia legal staff reporting to the Atlanta office. Chipley, born in Columbus in 1869, educated at the University of Virginia and Kentucky Military Institute, has spent a decade in the company’s legal department.
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Atlanta
Hunt Chipley
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Chipley
Georgi
Gulf
Tennessee
General Counsel
Southern Bell Telphone Company
New York
Georgia
Attorti Yy
New
Tragedy at Ashtabula as switch causes deadly derailment
An eastbound Lake Shore Limited train No. 22 derailed at Ashtabula Ohio when an open switch was left on the track. Three trainmen died: Engineer McIntosh, Engineer Spring, and Fireman Springhorn, with a fourth crew member slightly hurt. Passengers were uninjured and continued eastward on a hurried replacement train.
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M’intosh
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Springhorn
BML Mauck Paints Paper at 42 Peachtree Street
BML Mauck located at 42 Peachtree Street offers paints painting and paper hanging services. The small shop markets painting supplies and interior finishing work to local residents.
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Mauck
Peachtree Street
Weather forecast for multiple states across Friday and Saturday
The forecast shows generally fair conditions in Washington Georgia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Eastern Florida and portions of Western Florida Alabama and Mississippi with variable winds. Cooler temperatures expected Saturday in most areas with winds shifting to northwest or variable and rain possible in some northern and western portions of Texas Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky and Mississippi.
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Virginia
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Alabama
Ftain
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
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