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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
10
Two-room unit on the first floor at 818 Highland Avenue features a private entrance. Describes entry and location details suitable for a rental listing.
A series of property deeds from Princeton to multiple buyers lists parcels in Section 7 Hearn addition and Edgemont addition plus Batley subdivision and Lilly Land in Montcalm. Transactions involve Lonnie J. Bowman W B Clare G M Clark J Sullivan W A Fry Grace B R Fielder James Warren Norval Perdue Lester Taber B 46 Shuck William Marvel White Hoge Johnston C J Dameward Antoni Pitert and Jannetts Larena with prices from 1 to 210 dollars.
Vacant lots in Oakhurst near bus route and school offered for cash by Hal Laughridge. Day phone 2080, night 22801.
Judge W. T. Lovins of the Supreme Court was reelected chairman of the West Virginia State Judicial Council at a meeting in Charleston. A. Knapp of Charleston was named secretary to prepare a form for courts to list actions and case dispositions for study by the council.
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison widow of a former South ern railroad president dies at Doctors Hospital at 71. She lived in Belvoir Virginia thirty years and chaired the Garden club of Virginia restoration committee, receiving the Massie medal last May. She founded Potomac School in Washington and led it as head. Surviving are four children Constance Harrison Belvoir Virginia Caroline Baird Marshall Baltimore Belvoir and Richard Fairfax Harrison Belvoir. Her husband died 11 years ago in Baltimore.
Charleston staff report the Road Commission rejected seven of 15 bids on highway improvement projects. Several projects may be readvertised as officials deem bids out of line with their engineers estimates. The scope spans 132.98 miles in 12 counties with work to be partly done by maintenance crews.
Chicago hog prices recovered losses with 5 to 10 cent gains amid active trading. Cattle were weak to 25 cents lower, with smaller than expected receipts. lamb market held steady to firm. Salable hogs about 12,000 to 20,000. cattle 8,500. calves 700. hog top around 14.05. cattle top 17.15 with heavier weight runs and steady to lower bidding across grades.
Baltimore cattle hogs and sheep market figures show nominal steadiness with varied weight groups. Cattle trends reflect cows and canners moving within specific ranges, hogs peak near 14.40 for top weights, and lambs command up to 16.00 with ewes and rams priced for slaughter quality.
Prices for Whitesheen bags reach extra fancy grade with high spec 43 percent aid. heavy mediums and fancy standards show solid firm demand. butter prices remain firm with limited movement.
Chicago June 23 butter market closed steady with prices unchanged at OPA ceilings. Eggs remained firm with large grade A at 41 41 percent and large hennery whites 40 percent. Current receipts 374 percent.
Chicago June 23 Hedging pressure and favorable crop development, along with weak flour trade, push wheat prices lower while oats and rye trade softer. A late rally lifts oats above prior close as No 2 hard wheat touches 1.44 percent and feed barley quotes hold near 1.06 with nominals for oats and corn mixed.
New York June 23 The stock market gained on news of a conditional coal labor settlement with volume rising and many rails and industrials posting gains. The Associated Press 60 stock average rose to 50.6 as trades neared 1.0 million shares with leaders like Goodyear U S Rubber and Standard Oil advancing. Bond activity also firmed as utilities and high priced industrials led gains amid inflation and tax concerns.
A compilation from The Associated Press presents current bond averages across categories. It outlines yields for government and corporate issues, notes shifts in rates, and provides context on market movements affecting investors.
In Pittsburgh on June 23 the U.S. Department of Agriculture notes moderate produce demand with apples in three-car lots and new stock in fair condition. Potatoes show about steady with 44 carloads. onions, corn, and other items listed with varied prices and grades. Butter outlook steady. eggs firm with graded quality notes and current receipts around mid thirties.
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