Sweet Potato and Garden Seeds Offered by Edwards Greenhouse
Edmund's Greenhouse advertises early cad sweet potato tomato and other vegetables and flowers including Peonip and cut flowers. Frend Greenhouse lists plant offerings and a Victory Garden special with tomatoes at 85 cents per hundred, mail orders after June 10. Prices cover beans broccoli flowers and asters with postage add ons and a plant guarantee from R Dixon at 12 Ceroline Ave Bluefield West Virginia.
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Ats Edmund's Greenhouse
Victory Garden
R Dixon
Ceroline Ave
Bluefield
W. Va
Cabin on Wolf Creek Ad Listing Rooms for Rent
Rent ads describe bedrooms at 210 Ramsey street and 120 Summers Street with private baths large closets and attractive fronts. Listings request inquiries via phone numbers 2252 Christie and 615 plus a partial code 7-J. Gentleman preferred.
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Wolf Creek
Christie
Gasoline Shortage Not Yet Triggering West Virginia Ration Freeze
In Charleston West Virginia the Office of Price Administration denied any gasoline ration freeze or changes to existing rules despite widespread reports of shortages in 47 counties. District rationing officer Omus J. Schofield said no orders or changes had been issued and that supply remains alarmingly low in many points. OWI noted Morgantown and Parkersburg stations had very little gas and said efforts were underway to obtain additional gasoline to relieve the shortage.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
OPA
Omas J. Schofield
OWI
Morgantown
Parkersburg
Washington
Hung Jury in Logan City Case Seeks Retrial in September
A hung jury was reported in Tess Morgan's $30,000 damages suit against the City of Logan. Judge Debnembers set the retrial for September. City Attorney Robert Bland and Mayor R H Casto led the case for the city with Bland having priorly represented Mrs Morgan and later obtaining council permission to continue.
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Logan
W. Va
Tess Morgan
Dc. Cembers
Robert Bland
R. H. Casto
Bland
Morgan
Pittsburgh Produce Market Report June 4
Produce demand moderate with Baldwins and McIntosh prices noted. Rome beauties and Winesaps listed with sacks and car lot details, including Alabama Bliss Triumphs at 4.35 and California Whites at 4.84, plus 50 pound sacks quoted.
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Pittsburgh
Baldwins
McIntosh
Rome
Virginia
Ohio Rome
Alabama Bliss
California
Grain prices drift as wheat rises and rye retreats
Chicago grain notes show wheat gaining about a cent while rye falls from six year highs. Strong wheat due to poor Kansas crop reports. Cash wheat and corn show no sales. Oats No 1 mixed at 67% and sample grade white 67. Barley quoted at 95 to 7 1.07 nominal, feed 90 to 41.00 nominal.
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Kansas
Butter Market Steady with Unchanged Prices
In Patong on June 4 the butter market remained steady and unchanged according to U S D A reports. Eggs were firm and unchanged as well.
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Patong
Chicago Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Hogs Cattle
Chicago livestock quotes show hogs 7 000 head early 15 000 total firm on light weights then mixed with 14 50 top for medium weights. sows 13 90 to 14 15. Cattle and calves demand steady with steers 15 25 to 16 00, tops 16 80. beef cows 11 00 to 12 50, bulls 10 15 higher. Lambs firm for fat and wooled types, natives near 16 00, ewes 7 50 to 8 00.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. T
Baltimore Livestock Prices Steady Amid Mixed Cattle Hogs Sheep
At Baltimore market on June 4 clean up deals held nominally steady. Canner cows 7.00 to 8.50, cutters 00 to 11.00, hogs active with tops around 14.75, weights 120 to 260 pounds trading from 13.40 to 14.45, calves slow with tops near 17.00. Sheep 16.00 for moderate activity, cull and common 10.00 to 13.00, ewes 8.50 down.
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Beltimore
U. S
Bristol Livestock Market Report June 3 1943
Bristol Virginia livestock market report lists totals for 1600 head with detailed pricing for lambs sheep vealers and cattle. Lambs show varied classes from choice to common with prices from 14.50 to 15.55 per hundredweight and cull at 8.90. Vealers and cattle include multiple grades with prices ranging roughly from 12 to 16.60 for steers and 9.40 to 14.20 for cows and heifers depending on weight and quality.
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Bristol
Division of Markets
Virginia Dept. of Afr
Steel Prominent On The Losing End
Stock Averages report shows steel sector weakness as shares of major steel firms lag broader market. Analysts note ongoing demand softness and production adjustments weigh on price levels across several index components.
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Steel
Market Mixed as Leaders Pause Amid Peace Hopes
New York stocks showed uneven action with some gains driven by a possible partial liquidation plan at a major utility. The Dow fell slightly while volume rose to 1,254,855 shares as U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors Chrysler Kennecott Santa Fe and others declined, and Libby McNeil Montgomery Ward led gainers with Arkansas Natural Gas Aluminum American and Cuban Atlantic showing strength in the curb market.
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New York
Vance
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Kennecott
Santa Fe
Y. Central
Southern Pacific
0. S. Rubber
Westinghouse
General Electric
Lowe's
International Harvester
Douglas Aircraft
Uni Aircraft
Sperry
Pont Johns-Manville
Moerts
Essex Gems
Delaware
Libby-Mc
J.cola
Montgomery
Arkansas Natural Gas
Alumeinum Ltd
American Ae “B
Cuban Atlantic Ar
T. Ed Gas
Lake Shore
Aes
U. S
Stock Exchange
Bonds Bond Averages See New Highs in 1943 Sales
Bond market report notes bonds reach new performance highs as sales total 9,349,990 dollars. The figures reflect ongoing demand and investor activity in midyear trading.
New York Produce Prices Hold Steady in Egg Market
New York June 4 Prices for eggs and butter hold at current ceilings with no changes. Eggs mostly extra fancy and fancy grades show steady quotes. Butter values also unchanged across listed grades.
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New York
Health Bureau Warns on Unsafe West Virginia Meats
Health officials in Charleston warn consumers about unsafe ground meat and other cuts not kept at proper low temperatures. Commissioner C F McClintic cites warm weather as a health hazard and urges illness reports to trigger investigations to protect others. He cautions against meats treated to retain a fresh color.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
C. F. McClintic
McLintic
Selectee Held In Burglary Case In West Virginia
Cecil ion of War Eagle is held to the grand jury after being removed from a bus headed to Huntington for induction. Compton and two others are accused of robbing the War Eagle Coal Company facility. Police identified Compton as one of the two burglars, with a night watchman confirming the suspect. Industry case linked to Matewan draft area.
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Williamson
W. Va
Huntington
Cecilion
Ompton
Fagle Coals, Inc
Compton
Ganston
Matewan
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Outa
Rubekid
Jewel
Singer Bewinch. Co
Brand
St. Pyone
Seyler Lumber Co
Blue Field, Va
Army Store
Bluefield Swap Shop
Princeton Avenue
J. W. Whitlock
Oak Hill
Oak Gill
PAN Tin
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Pontiac
Buick
Call Vincill
Bill Grove
Automobile
Oe National Cash Registers
Southern Office Supply
Eclipse Storage G& Transfer CO
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Taylor's
Wren
Carter Motor Co
Monty
Pain and Paper Co
Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Company
Park Place
Newark
New Jersey
Coal and Coke
Mana
Hox 22
Care Telegraph
Inceter
Cook Memorial Hospital
Princeton
Narrows Club
Narrows
Monroe Street
Care Daily Telegraph
Matoaka
Bigepaper
Radford Drug Co
Hadford
Community Savings and Loan Company
Elks, Bldg
Bluefield, W. Va
H.D Care Daily Telegraph
Gas Pange
D. D
W. E. Stowers
Ten Mill
Woods-Brevick Motor Company
Bluefield Avenue
VAL .A
Schlossberg
Just
Pierce
Bulova
Princeton Ave
D. M. Time
Peonip
Férvinde Greenhouse
Detroit
Ox Heart
Rivefield
Tarm Bureau
H. R. Chandler Falls
Mille
Princeton Hatchery
Virginia-A
Bristol, Va
Southern
Angrist
Russell St
W. L. Sexton
Carter's
Bluefeld Ve
Bland Street
Raleigh St
Frederick Street
Furrie Crater
Ramney
Rameey
Kelvinator
Fairfex
Max Turk
Woolworth's
Bluefield Ave
Phoune Carter
Bath
South Bluefields
Blue Geld Avenue
Call 1618
Duhring Street
Ramsey Street
Anne
Summers St
W. K. Graves
Tou
Purnereo
W. RB. Meredith
Spencer Watkins
Princeton Bank and Trust Co
Douglas Barzer
Greta M. Smith
W. L. Smith
Edgar Little
K. G. Hurt
Earl Maulden
Joan C. Bailey
Roy H. Bailey
Beaver Pond
Warner Neal
Oreiergeeen
Rock District
Hale
Laura Hawley
Bland Street Methodist Church
Bland Street Church
M. Bernard
Schioasbhers’s
Musical Instruments
W. K. Graves Biuefield
New
Nash Feed CO
Pland
United States
U. S. Railroad Retirement Board
Daily Telegraph Office
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Aheg Corp
Nash-Kelv
Nort
Owens
Penn
Avia
Beth St
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Carys Corp
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Tex Co Anges
Gen Foods
Wester
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Chicago Grain
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Health Bureau
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