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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1935

Page

2

Market Quotation and Peace Talks Shape Early Trading

Market quotations show mixed trading with shares firming at session end and European tensions influencing sentiment. U S steel and industrials lead gains while oils and utilities drift. commodities notes report turkey prices steady and potatoes firm on track with ample supply and slow demand.

Liverpool Cotton Prices Slip in Quiet Market

Liverpool cotton markets show 28 000 bales traded with spot steady and quotes higher for some grades. Prices stand with strict good middling 7.32 pence, middling 7.02, and futures steady with Dec at 6.50, Jan 6.46, Mar 6.46, May 6.42, Jul 6.37, Oct 6.18.

Liverpool

Chicago Butter Prices Steady Across Markets

In Chicago on December 3, butter prices held firm with 6,767 units noted and Egge at 2,388, both unchanged. Markets reported no change in pricing.

Chicago Egge

Poultry Prices and Truck Counts Reported in fragmented listing

In a partial OCR readout on December 3, poultry entries show weights around 4 1 2 to 12 pounds and related prices. Truck counts list 41 steady on the road with varied numbers including 14 1 2 and 18 1 2 to 19 1 2 in a garbled market brief.

Livestock Prices Report From Chicago Markets

U S Dept. of Agriculture notes hogs at 25 000 head with direct top around 9.90 and most 9.50 to 9.75 for 140 160 lb hogs sows steady to strong. cattle 8 000 with calv es 1 500 steady to easy, light steer tops at 14 50, bulls to 15 25 higher weekly. sheep 9 000 slow but steady on slaughter classes, bids around 11 00 11 40 for natives and fed lambs with best bids near 11 35 11 40.

Chicago U. S. Dept

District meeting scheduled at First Methodist church

Dr. L. G. Sturdivant, presiding elder of the Decatur district, called a meeting of preachers and district stewards for 10 o'clock Friday morning at the First Methodist church. This gathering opens the new conference year's district meetings and precedes the itinerary adoption for the ensuing term.

L. G. Sturdivant Decatur First Methodist Church

Wardens Rule Doe Not Violation In Felix Case

In Crystal Falls Michigan on December 3 AP reports game wardens determined Felix killed a doe not as a wilful violation of the game law against female deer. The animal had six-point horns and Myers mistook it for a buck.

Crystal Falls Mich Felix Myers

Election officers listed for multiple precincts and boxes

A long OCR list names election officials across numerous beats and boxes detailing managers clerks and returning officers for each polling site. The roster includes Flora Sanders Eva Fennell Edna Voorhies J. T. Towns C. O. King Mattie Jones J. B. Burt and many others across Beat 1 through Beat 24 with roles specified.

Theenas Flora Sanders Eva Fennell H. O. Troup Donnie Blackwell A. A. Walton J. T. Towns Edna Voorhies J. F. Levin W. B. Nelson W. B. Shackelford B. P Wallace FE. S. Morrow J. R. Daniel Sam Foster F. T. Adams C. O. King Mattie Jones W. J. Nectet Addie Kimpbrough Jessie Elkins Frank Davis W. J. Doyle J. A. Meadows H. T. Cook Wade Wright Lillian Howell O. R. Burnett W. M. Clardy C. M. Livingston A. B T. C. Dunnt Thes A. Gandy G. W. Hardin John E. Knight Rufus King A. H. Jeffries Peat John H. Eawards A. L. Hanes D. D. Lake W. A. Means Daiies McNutt Clerks W. L. Sparkman E. M.ocb H. D. Fowler W. G. Holmes L. D. Shadix J. W.smaith

Decatur Notes Include Parish, Visitors And Health News

Decatur society items report Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Bitting Jr traveling to Nashville on business while Miss Donnie Blackwell visits Bowling Green. Local developments note illness, hospital updates, and daily visits with relatives in Florence, Birmingham, and Madison County. Parish activities include St. John's church choir practice and vestry meetings with community announcements and short notices of hospital recoveries and visits.

Kelley Bitting, Jr Nashville, Tenn

Proclamation for Alabama 1935 Election on December 17

Governor Bibb Graves proclaims a constitutional amendment election to be held on Tuesday December 17 1935 at polling places across Alabama. The measure would let the Legislature set regulate and alter salaries and fees for certain county and state officers and may consolidate offices in specified counties. The notice requires eight weeks of publication before the election.

State OF Alabama Bibb Graves State of Alabama Chancery Courts Calhoun Fort Te Ahaie Aichean

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