Bradenton Pictures Spreading Fame Through Post and Press
Bradenton gains national visibility as the second Bradenton picture appears in the Saturday Evening Post. Hinke photographs show a sunset over the Manatee River near Mayor Wallace's home with the Manatee River Hotel in the background. The publicity department reports over $7,000 in space value across newspapers and magazines, plus substantial exposure from the Phillies training season and various metropolitan outlets.
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Bradenton
Saturday Evening Post
Hinke
Manatee River
River
Walace
E. E. Garrison
Cham
Chamber of Commerce
Cateumase
Garrison
Phillies
Meinnis
Yankees
Cardinals
Sport
America
Theoinl
Reig
Ine
Adenton
Manatee County
Boston Hero
New York Herald Tribune
W York Sun
Philadelphia
Gamble
Tampa
Fort Myers
Florida
Outdoors Pictorial
World Traveler
Business
N. A. Reasoner
Manatee County Agricultural Pictures
Southern Ruralist
The
Herald
Associated Press
International News Service
Markets Am 128 to 149 Percent Mixed Reading
Market data shows mixed readings with figures like 128 and 149 percent, along with other percentages and numbers such as 180 17976 49 48 percent. No clear narrative or entities beyond numeric values.
Unclear Industrial Names List From OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple company names including Shell Union, Sinclair, Skelly, Sloss Sheffield, Southern Dairies, Southern Pacific, Oil concerns, Studebaker, Texas Gulf, Texas & Pacific, PC Oil with numbers 28 181 T7 TM 9% 113% 124% and stray symbols.
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Shell Union
Sinclair Con Oi
Skelly of
Sloss
Sheffield Steel Southern Dairies
Southern Pacific
Cai - Stand Oil of
Studebaker Corp
Texas Gulf Snr
Texas & Pacific
Té&é PC
Wall Street Upward Trend Marks Brief Holiday Session
The May 7 stock market session showed an overall rise with heavy volume despite sporadic bear selling and profit taking. Investment rails and public utilities led gains with more than twenty issues at new highs while a $6,000,000 French gold shipment drew attention amid a quiet week.
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Wall Street
New York
Stock Exchange
Iwans
Investors Hold Steady As Spring Trade Seen Steady
Markets mark up favorites on hopes of steady spring business and crop movement. Rat buying boosts by rumor of a new holding company to control Chesapeake and Ohio stock and Vaness, Nickel Plate ties. Foreign exchange shows a rally in Italian lire to around 58 cents while demand for sterling stays near 4 dollars 85 11 16 cents and French francs around 3 dollars 91 11 16.
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Vah Sweringens
Chesapeake and Ohio
Nickel Plate” Railroad
Vaness Corporation
Erie Railroad
Bond Market Sheds Light on Heavy Session Gains
Trading was heavy in today’s short bond session with activity limited to a handful of issues. Several bonds posted gains while the market showed a marked absence of the usual breadth and participation.
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New York
Weekend profit taking and demand lift rates for bonds
Investors beef up demand for investment issues and semi speculative bonds as easy money expectations strengthen. A fresh shipment of 6 000 900 French gold arrives boosting prices while railway bonds and French government issues advance to new highs with Belgian and South American bonds showing strength. Federal issues gain slightly.
Wheat rises after early drop on crop woes
Chicago grain notes wheat spiked up to 83 1/2 cents a bushel before recovering from an initial fall caused by Liverpool price gaps. Unfavorable crop advices from the southwest and adverse weather in the northwest pushed the market higher, closing 5 to 11 2 cents firmer.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Market Summary Reads Corn Prices Down Oats Up
The report notes corn falling 1 to 5-8 cents, oats rising 5-8 to 1 cent, and provisions mixed with declines to a slight advance of 3-8 percent.
Turpentine and Rosin Trade Totals Reported in Jacksonville
Turpentine firm totals include sales 357 receipts 465 shipments 800 stock 20317. Rosin firm shows sales 1490 receipts 1501 shipments 2114. Quotations listed for multiple grades with mixed bid ask values and letter codes.
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Naval Stores
Jacksonville
Jacksonville hog and cattle prices mixed at market
In Jacksonville on May AP hogs held steady with mediums at 9.00 and lights at 8.00 while heavy and light pigs ranged 7.00. Cattle were mostly steady with steers 2.00 to 3.50, cows 2.00 to 3.00, canners 1.09 to 2.50, calves 3.00 to 5.00, and bulls 2.00 to 2.75.
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Jacksonville Livestock
Jacksonville
May
New York Cotton Opens Higher Before Reactions
May 7 New York AP report notes an opening advance in the cotton market followed by reactions as July futures receded from early gains.
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NEW York Cotton
New York
New Orleans
Market closes steady amid week end declines and slight rebound
The general market closed steady with net declines of 2 to 4 points. Week end trading turned reactionary after opening down 4 to 6 points, as the cotter market moved with small gains and losses.
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Palace
Colleen Moore
Ermine
Corlees Macore Ty
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California
Central Leather
Dodge Bros
Dupont de Nem
Erie Railro
Freeport-Texas Co
General Asphalt
General Motors
Great North
BBR
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motors
Rat
Ind Oi & Gas
Inter Harvester
Inter Mar
Norb Inter Nickel
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nash
Mack Truck
Marland Qi
Mid-Con
Kans & Tex
Mo Pacific Pfd
Montgomery Ward
Git National Biscuit
New York Central
Norfolk & West _ North American Co
Orthernacific
Pan-Am Pet
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum
Erce-Aiton
Pure Cue Ccstomermpeachias
Radio Corp
Rep & Sda M
Reynolds Tob
St. Louis & Soos
Sears Roebuck
Bond Market
Chicago Grain
Good Roads
Deen-Yarborough Co., Inc
Bradenton Bank
Read Herald
A. L. Merrifield CO
12Th Street
Coca-Cola
Digest
Liberty
Collier’s Weekly
Life
Best
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Atlanta, Ga
International Advertising Association
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Coca-Cola Bottlers’ Association
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