Real estate transfers listed for several West Virginia parcels
Minnie D and H Gadd transfer 12 acres at Trace Fork Jumping ranch district for 2.50 to Amos. Charlea Thompson to Beasieompson Belcher street lot Bluefield for 5. D D Mathena and George W Mathena to Lavanna Hutchinson 2.2 acres and 1.5 acres East River district for 10. R G Oxley and Alice Oxley to Levi B Scott 63 acres Plymouth for 1700. Lina Griffith and others to Guy N Haynes and wife lots 54-55 Bramwell for 3000. Cecil H Rader and wife to A B Allen lot 7 section 3 Hearn addition Princeton for 10.
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Minnie D. and
H. Gadd
Amos
Trace Fork
Charlea Thompson
Beasieompson
Belcher Street
Bluefield
D. D. Mathena
George W. Mathena
Lavanna Hutchinson
East River District
R. G. Oxley
Alice Oxley
Levi B. Scott
Plymouth
Lina Griffith
Guy N. Haynes
Bramwell
Cecil H. Rader
A. B. Allen
Hearn Addition
Princeton
His Christmas Carol Continues with a Quiet Ending
Carol and Bill share a tender moment but are unsettled by Mr Herrick and an empty envelope. Carol considers solitude after a day of upheaval and is surprised by a doorstep visitor, Andy Dearborn, as the scene promises further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Mr. Herrick
Andy Dearborn
Bond Averages Reported With Mixed Year Figures
The Associated Press bond averages show daily and monthly changes with several year benchmarks. Figures list current, previous, monthly, and yearly highs and lows for various bonds, including rails and utilities, across multiple dates and values.
Toledo grain prices and on track market report
Grain market notes from Toledo Ohio dated December 29 show bids on Wheat No 2 red at 1.22 per bushel and Corn No 2 yellow at 0.8014. Hay prices list Timothy No 1 at 12.00 Clover No 1 at 11.00 Alfalfa No 1 first cutting 12.00 second cutting 14.00 Wheat straw 8.00 oat straw 6.00 with sales totaling 14 715 300.
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Toledo
New York
Sugar futures close modestly lower with limited sales
New York sugar futures drifted lower with No 3 slipping .02 of a cent to .06 down and No 4 easing .01 of a cent to 1 lower. No sales were reported while 3,650 tons were traded. Closing types listed for March May and July.
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New York
Boston Wool Market Sees Little Demand and Steady Prices
Boston traders reported very light demand for domestic wools with only occasional inquiries. Sales were limited to small lots for immediate needs as prices remained unchanged.
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Boston
U. S&s
Dept
Lewis pledges fuel to move war industries in 1942
John L. Lewis said the United Mine Workers will cut corners if needed to keep coal flowing to war industries and predicted 1942 coal demand of about 50 million tons more. He noted mines can produce more but some runs are idle due to lack of orders and cited prior scrap iron sales to Japan.
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Charleston
United 3 Maine
John L. Lewis
UMW
M. M. Neely
Lewis
UMWA
Entive
Japan
Army Assignments Of Local Youths
Pvt. Arthur A. Blevins is assigned to Infantry Replacement Training Center Camp Roberts. He hails from Goodwill West Virginia. Pvt. Paul R. Miller is assigned to the same center and comes from Pocahontas Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Blevins
Infantry Replacement Training Center
Camp Roberts
Goodwill, Wa
Paul R. Miller
Pocahontas
In Memory of Nora K Hunter from O O Hunter
A brief obituary note thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of Nora K Hunter and recalls the first anniversary of her passing. It mentions Miss Cora Ward and family and includes a sign-off from O O Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ward
Cora Ward
Omitted Name in Survivors List at Woods-Funeral
A funeral notice notes the omission of Mrs. Maggie Rhone mother of Christopher Woods from the survivors list of Mrs. Margaret Parker Woods whose service was held Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Rhone
Christopher Woods
Margaret Parker Woods
Union Baptist and Nearby Churches Night of Prayer
Wednesday night from 10 30 to midnight congregations from Scott Street Baptist Jones Street Christian Blake Chapel and Union Baptist join for a union prayer service. Rev John F Little delivers the sermon with special music by the Scott Street Juniors and a union chorus directed by Mrs Mamie C Lyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Street Baptist
E. T. Browne
Jones Street Christain
G. M. Dickerson
Blake Chapel
L. A. Mitchell
Union Baptist
Ova Brown
Bethel A. M. E
John F. Little
Scott Street
Open House Program by Carolina Community Set for January 1
The annual open house by the Carolina Community will be held January 1 at the Bland street home. Hostesses and assistants will operate from 1 to 6 PM, with a 6 PM service led by specific members. Music by Scott Street and Mount Zion choirs. Refreshments free and a show during the day.
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Carolina
Bland Street
Edna Smith
Mammié Pearis
H. L. Dickason
Gladys Gray
Mammie C. Lyles
Mammie Brown
J. F. Lewis
Fannie McKnight
Flora Hairston
Cora Woods
Rose Butler, Brown
Mabel Little Wi
Ry Hicks
Clara Bundy
Ethel Garner
Lessie Ferguson
Scott Street
Mount Zion
Emancipation Proclamation Anniversary Planned in Tazewell
The colored community of Tazewell Virginia will mark the 79th annual Emancipation Proclamation anniversary on January 1 at Way Church of Christ. Prof O A Connolly of Bluefield State College will speak, with the program sponsored by the Colored Ministers Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Way Church of Christ
O. A. Connolly
Bluefield State
Colored Minister's Alliance
Rehearsal Tonight At Blake A M E Zion Church
The g members of the choir will meet at seven o'clock at Miss Mary Bendy’s home 216 Davidson Street for rehearsal. E S Tak er of Tilla Chile holds the world record for catching the largest broadbill swordfish weighing 860 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
A. M. E. Zion Church
Mary Bendy
Davidson Street
Tilla
Chile
Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Demand Mixed Across Staples
Produce demand remains moderate in the Pittsburgh market with tomatoes and apples showing varied prices. Potatoes and onions hold steady while eggs firm on white extras, browns, and standards. poultry and turkey figures also listed with ranges for live and dressed poultry and ducks.
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices Hold Steady Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Salable hogs 500 head at steady prices with ranges from 9.25 to 12.46 for different weights. Cattle 400 head active and higher by about 25 cents with varied ranges for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and calves. Sheep and lambs 500 head midrange 7.50 to 13.25 with weathers at 3.50.
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Pittsburgh
New York Poultry Prices and Market Receipts
New York reports December 29 prices with exxgs two days receipts at 32 040, firmer whites and premium marks for nearby and midwestern stock. Resale of premium prices 38 to 41 percent. standard and pullet categories range 30 to 36 percent, butter markets firm and creameries up to 34 percent for high quality scores.
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New York
Chicago Grain Prices Rise Amid Holiday Hesitation
Chicago December grain prices showed gains as buyers, including short sellers and processors, entered the market despite a cautious holiday mood. Cash quotes listed no wheat, corn varying by grade, oats mixed, and soybeans trading around 1.69 to 1.74 per bushel for No. 3 yellow soybeans.
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Chicago
Satuday
Elnment
Butter Prices Reported at Creamery
Butter tublets show prices in Cincinnati on December 29 with creamery scores 36 and 37, butterfat at premium 30 and regular 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
West Virginia License Audit of Altocal Securities
Under WV state license rules and SEC jurisdiction, Altocal stocks and bonds were bought sold and quoted on commission. Correspon dence solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
West Virginia
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Altocal
Chicago Livestock Market Slumps With Large Receipts
Chicago livestock market shows near year end heaviness as hogs and cattle fall across the board. Hog receipts near 31,000 with top at 11.40, down from last weekend. cattle and yearlings weaken 25 cents to 1.00, with top yearling prices around 14.50 and most heavy steers 12.00 to 13.25. Sheep and lambs also ease with fat lambs steady to lower and choice lambs around 12.40 to 12.60. Market activity mostly 10 to 20 lower across species.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
Baltimore Livestock: Cattle Hogs Calves and Sheep Report
U S Department of Agriculture notes Baltimore market activity for cattle calves hogs and sheep. Cattle range 900 1490 lbs with top 13 50 for small lot choice. yearlings and heifers steady to higher. Hogs mostly 5 lower with several weight bands around 11 50 to 12 05. sheep fat lambs up about 1.00 with good and choice ewes and wethers around 14 50. Closed Thursday January 1.
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Baltimore
U. S
Coffee Market steady in New York trading
Spot coffee prices remain steady with Santos No. 4 at 13 percent and Rio No. 7 at 9 percent as of Dec 29 in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santos
Rio
Market Sprint One QF Fastest
New York stock market activity surged in a rapid sprint session with 455 shares traded on the full stretch, fastest since May 21, 1940, led by steels rails and blue chips while oils rubber and certain oils faced declines and U. S. Rubber and Chesapeake peers softened on news and rumors.
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New York
Wall Street
Philippines
U. S
Far East
Piieline Company
American Telephone
Eastman Kodak
Bethlehem Steel
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Kennecott
Youngstown Sheet
Allied Chemical
du Pont
United Aircraft
Chrysler
American Tobacco
Reynolds Tobacco
U. S. Rubber Serred
U. S. Rubber Commoneral Motors
Aluminum
Ame
Pan Niagara Hudson Power
Si.gil Paper
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Humble
International Petroleum
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Rex McCrae Bailey
Rock
Hilda E. Thompson
Matoaka
Jone
King Tilley
Lamar
Hilda Elizabeth Hale
Raleigh Terrace
Hast River
K. J. Umberger
W. Va
Arista and
McComas
Rufus Hunter
Reese Street
Federal
Bland
Raleigh Street
Jack Webb
Kandis Bros
Colonial Theatre
Platnick Bros
Bluefield, W. Va
Daily Telegraph
A, Mater— Saver Lumber Co
Uefield, A
Marvin Dill
F. J. Linkous
Ef Cambria
W. P. Reed
Spanishburg
Automobile
FORD
A.nex
Jewel Box
McCulloch Alley
P. F. Wallace
Ee Moving and Storage
Agente Allied van Lines
Twin City Warehouse Company
Breatheasy Company
Empire Bidg
Taylor
J. Thomes Hambrick
Old
Bramwell Road
Nixon Paint and Paper Co
White Kitchen
Tazewell Road
Box M.D
Care Telegraph
A Deee
Beery
Tomchin Furniture Co
Mercer
Prince
Wartick_ Furnitere Store
Augusta Street
W.ren Bluefeld
We Geaves
Rogers Street
Highland Ave
South Bluefield
Willow
Lynn Street
Faris
Union St
Commerce Street
Princeton Bureau Daily Telegraph
Norge
1 Buffett
W. P. Jarrell
Oakwood
Care Daily Telegraph
American Loan Co. Turk Bidg
Woolworth
People’s Loan Co
Princeton Ave
Victor
L. E. Care
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Community Savings and Loan Company
Elks
New Zealand
Paul Allard
Box
Ali Mekee
Hadron sCrowen Company
Peery U Ng
Rockinsnes Oan Wingeking Ocrs
North
Rutene Na Nana
Sir Bland Street
Rogere Street
P. T. Lilly
Mary
Associated Press
Rails
Ind
Util. Itizens Net
Toledo Grain
Neely
News of the Colored People Co
W. Tiffany
Correspondem
Nora K. Hunter
Oo. W. Hunter
Union Watch Night Services
Dany
Abe
Anne Beth
Tex Co
Curt
Mont Ward
Union
Airc
U S
Nort
Owens
Granny
West Md
Penney Wo Tee
Wert Moscos
Wane
West
Mfg
Phil Pet Weee
Proce and
Gamb
Young
U.S
Pa. Dept
Pennsylvania
Maine
Pittsburgh Livestock
NEW York Poultry
Chicago Grain
C. B. Hancock
First National Bank
Chicago Livestock
Baltimore Livestock
Wall
Maarchated Press
Ndeadon
Jundha
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Houshold Fuel
New Godford
Mass
Salem
Portland
Rockland
Chicago, Ill
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland
Ohio
Cincinnati Ohio
Norfolk, Va
Batimore, Md
New Bedford
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
ONE Broadway
New York City
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