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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1941

Page

10

Lost hound and pocket book notices in West Virginia

Lost on East River mountain a blue tick male hound with left leg clipped marked 4 is offered reward. Call 1631 Live. Also missing pocket book with items between Arista and the Comas in Reese Street Binfield West Virginia. Reward offered.

East River J. Umberger Ww, Va Arista Rufuseer Reese Street Binefield W. Va Federal Bland Raleigh Street

Lewis predicts ample 1942 coal supply and longer workyear

John L. Lewis said wartime coal production will be enough in 1942 and miners may work one more month next year. He noted many mines run below full time due to lack of orders, not worker unwillingness, and dismissed political questions.

War Industries John L. Lewis UMW Lewis

Army Assignments Of Local Youths

Pvt. Arthur A. Blevins has been assigned to Infantry at Training Center Camp Roberts Calif. He is from Goodwill West Virginia. Pvt. Paul R. Miller has also been assigned to the same post from Pocahontas Virginia.

Arthur A. Blevins Infantry Camp Roberts Calif Goodwill Paul R. Miller Pocahontas

His Christmas Carol ends with a quiet reckoning

Carol faces a day torn between the memory of Mr Herricks angry words and an envelope that could settle matters. She longs for solitude and avoids visitors until the doorbell rings bringing Andy Dearborn, in a cliffhanger to be continued.

Carol Mr. Herrick Andy Dearborn

Bonds Bond Averages Compiled by The Associated

Bond averages compiled by the Associated show daily, prior day, and year ago readings across various issues. Figures include highs and lows for 1940 and 1941, with notes on notable days and price movements.

Ind Util. Fen. Net Clig A.l

Toledo market report shows commodity prices and sales

The Toledo market note lists Ore-Greln on track, wheat No 2 red about 1.22, corn No 2 around 2 dollars, yellow about 1.70, No 1 around 12.00, and 11.00 for No 1, with baled alfalfa first cutting at 12.00 and oat straw at 6.00. sales total 14,715,300.

Toledo New York Seacay

Sugar futures close mixed with scarce sales

New York on December 29 reports No. 3 sugar futures down .02 of a cent at .06 lower with no sales. No. 4 futures rise .01 of a cent to .01 lower. Sales reach 3,650 tons with closing figures for March at 2.65, May at 2.67, and July continuing.

New York

Boston Wool Market Shows Slim Trade Amid Limited Supplies

Boston dealers report a quiet wool market with few buyers and limited sales for immediate use. Prices remain steady as stock levels are small and only incidental transactions occurred at the city’s outlets.

Boston P— U. & Dept

Card of Thanks for John Ward and Family

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of our father John Ward. We also thank those who sent cars and well wishes during this time one year ago December 30 1940. Time heals a wound yet my heart still aches.

John Ward Enor Hunter

Omitted Name Among Survivors in Woods Funeral

The mother of Christopher Woods was omitted from the survivors list at the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Parker Woods held Sunday afternoon, with Mrs. Woods' family being noted in attendance.

Rhone Christopher Woods Margaret Parker Woods

Sermon Directed by Rev. John F. Little at Local Service

Mrs. Mammie C. Lyles directs a service running until midnight with participants from all churches. The Rev. John F. Little will deliver the sermon.

Wing Pas Mammie C. Lyles John F. Little

Carolina Community Open House Program Details

An annual open house program by the Carolina Community is announced with a focus on the Sere heater Bland street and involvement by Mrs. Mam eg ay. The notice outlines event timing and participants.

Carolina Bland Mameg Ay

79th annual Tazewell fair honors colored community

A brief note from Tazewell marks the 79th annual event recognizing the colored community. Local leaders and residents gather for the ceremony and related activities.

Tazewell Annap Pe

Choir Rehearsal Tonight at Blake A. M. E. Zion Church

Members of the Blake A M E Zion Church choir meet tonight at seven at Miss Mary Bendy s home 216 Davidson Street for rehearsal. Weig 860 pounds.

Blake A. M. E. Zion Church Mary Bendy Davidson Street

Pittsburgh Produce Prices End of December Report

Produce market prices show apples steady with varied grades from No 1 Baldwin and McIntosh around 1 25 per bushel. Potatoes steady with Katahdins at 2 00 and Russets around 3 00. Eggs firm with white extras 35, standards 34 cents, poultry prices mostly firm or modestly higher including heavy fowls 23 24, leghorn hens 18 19, roosters 14 15, ducks 18 4 20, turkeys toms 26 47, hens 30 31, dressed hens 34, dressed turkeys 30.

Pa. A New York Baldwins McIntosh Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report

Salable hogs 500 steady with weights 160 180 lb at 11.95 12.10, 180 220 lb at 11.95 12.10, 200 220 lb at 12.00 12.10, 220 250 lb at 12.60 12.90. Cattle 400 active up 0.25, calves 200 up 0.50, steers good to choice 5.75 9.25, calves 15.50 16.50, lambs 13.25 50, 11.25 12.50, old 7.00. ewes 7.50 10.50, wethers 3.50.

Pittsburgh

New York Poultry Market Report Dec 29

Market notes show firmer white prices with two days’ receipts. Nearby and midwest specs traded around 30 to 38 percent marks, standards about 35 percent, and cash market fancy and extra fancy marks in the low 30s. Prices reflected cash market scores from 31 to 34 percent with some 85 to 87 scores at 31 to 32 percent.

New York Nearby Midwesspecs

Chicago Grain Markets See Modest Gains in Holiday Trading

In Chicago more traders sought price direction as holidays briefed activity. No. 2 maize and sample grade white corn traded around 4644 cents, soybeans No. 4 yellow at 169 and 174 cents, with No. 4 values near 163 and 168 cents amid cautious sentiment.

Butter Ciagtonals Sale Report

A brief note from Butter Ciagtonals on December 29 records a creamery price list with tablet form butter state scores 36 37 and premium 30 regular 28. The fragment mentions pricing and product terms but lacks full context or named entities.

Investment offerings and audit change in West Virginia notice

C B Hancock Investment Securities advertises stocks and bonds for sale or quotation and seeks outright holdings under unrectified rules. Correspondence solicited from investors. State of West Virginia room 268 Croretig sage Sects, First National Bank.

West Virginia

Chicago Livestock Prices Slump as Receipts Hit Yearly Peak

Hog receipts near record levels force broad markdowns with hogs selling up to 11.40, down from 11.60. Cattle and sheep also weak. fed steers and weighty bulls show declines, while stockers stay steady to lower. Salable totals list 24 000 hogs and 15 000 cattle in a buyer cautious market.

Baltimore Livestock Market Reports Decline Across Species

U S Department of Agriculture figures from Baltimore show cattle at 1200 head with 100 holdovers, hogs 1400, sheep 250. Cattle prices range 9.00 to 13.50 per 100 pounds for steers and heifers, hogs mostly lower around 11.50 to 12.00, fat lambs and ewes up about 1.00 with notable weights and classes listed, market closed Thursday, January.

Baltimore U.S Dept

Market Sprint Sets Fast Pace as Volume Surges

Irregular trading hits stocks with brisk pace near close while bonds rise and commodities show varied moves. American peers such as Eastman Kodak, Bethlehem Steel, Du Pont, Chrysler, and Reynolds Tobacco are noted among winners, with declines seen in U. S. Rubber, Navy Texas, Edison, and General Motors amid about 636000 shares traded.

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