Today’s Cotton Market in New York
New York cotton market reports firmer prices with mild gains across most futures months. Traders cite tight supply and modest demand from textile mills as a supporting factor.
02 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
1
New York cotton market reports firmer prices with mild gains across most futures months. Traders cite tight supply and modest demand from textile mills as a supporting factor.
Dothan attorney J Theodore Jackson spoke on Technocracy at the Dothan Kiwanis weekly meeting at the Houston hotel. He defined technocracy and its possible consideration in the United States while two new members Carl Moe and Jim Brennan joined and Rev M Medems was reinstated. Tampa attorney W S Wilson Jr was a guest and the club was invited to the Kiwanis district meeting at Troy on February 15.
Farmers of Edgecombe county North Carolina have received eighteen thousand eight hundred seventy dollars for live stock and poultry sold through their local association this year.
The article explains what happens if no candidate wins a majority in a commissioners election and outlines a second election between top two finishers held the following week. It covers vacancy rules, publication and timing requirements, expense disclosure within 30 days, and quarterly financial pamphlets to be published by the commission.
Ford envisions a coming era of prosperity without money as the central measure. Dollars would function like postage stamps to move goods, while the focus remains on the things moved. He argues cities and giant industrial plants are outdated and that workman's purchasing power underpins industry. The times are healthier than stock market headlines.
Hartford residents report guests and short trips including Hartord Misa Nora Mae Holman returning from Montevallo Alabama, Miss Ruth Donne visiting Dothan, and families like the Windhams and Doors hosting relatives from Ozark Headland and Dothan. Church events, gatherings at the Methodist church, and a birthday party for Angus Smith’s class were noted along with several weekend visits to Silver Springs Fort Pierce and Migma Florida.
Twenty Chinese women brought to the United States to work on the Green Liner Santa Elisa were ordered deported after hearings at Ellis Island. A separate hearing in the case of 186 other Chinese brought here by a cruise agency for the Cellar Liner President Johnson was in progress. Also, twenty two Chinese seamen were removed from the Santa Teresa and sent to Ellis Island to await deportation proceedings.
Frank Elis, manager of the Pos tal Telegraph branch here, receives notice of promotion to city manager of the telegraph company. Specials for this week on Ballard Obelisk and Sun Set items listed. Also notices including buy details and local market offerings from Cannon Flour & Feed Store.
The official who opened the Dothan office in 1929 will depart late this week once his successor arrives. The move ends a long era of leadership as the successor takes over duties promptly.
Strand Web presents Spencer Tracy with Joan Bennett in Me and My Gaol and added feature Snake in the Grass. Next Sunday shows William Haines Madge Evans and Cliff Edwards in Fast Life with airings of Air Hostess midweek. Joe E Brown stars in You Said a Mouthful with news and comedy segments.
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