Today's Markets Published or T. WW. Palmer Cotton Letter
New York July 15 Near months in cotton were higher as trade bought to fix prices while late deliveries were neglected. General business was dull with prices within a point of Saturday's close. Weather showed scattered showers in Northwest Texas. rains in South Texas. heavy precipitation in Georgia and the Carolinas. Egyptian crop estimate 1,731,900 acres, down 3.7 percent from last year. Siam to begin cotton production with 100,000 bales this year and growing to a million bales later. AAA policy encourages foreign cotton production where it will grow. Futures market waits for loan announcements.
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New York
Texas
Georgia
Carolinas
AAA
Poltelea
Fueture
Ume
Alabama crops prospects brighten despite northern woes
A July Auburn report says county agents report "extra good" conditions and "splendid prospects" for Alabama crops overall, with bright notes except in the northern counties hit by heavy rains. Weevil infestations, late planting, and moisture shortages appear in several counties, while rough crops like cotton and corn face strain in Pike and related areas.
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Auburn
Alabama
St. Clair County
Pike County
K. B. Baker
Marion Junction
Birmingham
Farma
Secrecy Cloak Over Auto Collision On Oates St Span
Reported beed-on collision on the South Oates Street overhead bridge at 22 m Sunday involved two cars. One southbound auto carried Montgomery residents while the other had three girls and two or three men from Enterprise. No injuries were reported though an Enterprise man reportedly suffered a broken tooth. Hospitals and police had no available report on the incident.
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Mundey
Balth Doven
Oates Street
Montgomery
Techine
Enterprise
Troops guard Belfast riot as clashes loom
British troops in helmets with fixed bayonets patrolled Belfast streets after rioting killed five and left 74 wounded. Calm early in the day followed violence tied to Orangemen celebrations. A girl, seven, Kathleen Stewart, was shot during the unrest while playing outside, prompting staged funeral guard measures and heavy police precautions. Opposition forces and armored cars stood watch in York Street, amid fires, looting, and arrests.
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N Williamson
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Battle of the Boyne
Kathleen Stewart
Stilper
Tate
York Street
Rsrue
Memorial Dedicated to Late C. T. Barnes
Memorial services and prayer book presentation honored Clarence Thurman Barnes longtime treasurer and vestryman of the church and Sunday school officer. The note lists cotton and crop conditions across several counties with mixed rainfall and growing patterns, citing gumbo weather impacts and livestock breeding trends.
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Clarence Thurman Barnes
Tog
Jelece Ip
Mobile
Greane County
Market and Stock Ticker Fragments From New York and Chicago
Fragmentary wire copy shows mixed stock quotes, farm prices, and hog market notes across New York and Chicago with numerous unreadable entries. Names of companies and commodities appear, including General Motors General Foods General Electric Westinghouse and Northeastern stock listings, alongside agricultural and hog market figures with scattered figures and dates.
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Bethlehem
Ste Bentix
Blettrieb
General Motors
General Foods
General Electric Hudson
International Harvester
Tel
Telz
Industrist
Reyon Sohne-Manviito Kenhecatt, Corp
Lorillard
Montgomery Ward
New Yorks
J. C.fen
Packard
Sales
Preparations Afoot For Tonsil Clinic
Mrs. Collins organizes a children's tonsil clinic to be held Wednesday at the Salvation Army home. Dozens of Manston children in need of medical attention will be examined and tonsils removed if necessary. The clinic will be run by medical doctors led by Dr. Keyton, sponsored by the Klwanis club with Walter Warkar aiding.
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Salvation Army
Manston
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Clini
She + Tothan Klwanis club
Epoparas Linn
Walter Warkar
Dikes Strain as Yangtze Floods Threaten Hankow
As Hankow endures record floods, vast dike sections fail and the Yangtze rises. Authorities mobilize thousands of laborers from other cities to repair weakened earthworks while the military is deployed. Reports from Chungking warn rivers swelling further. workers collapse from heat and strain as officials vow a last stand to save Hankow and nearby regions.
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Hankow
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eWe
Associated Press
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Flond
Hunan
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Anwhdi
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Hopeh
Yangtze
Yellow River
Tere
Masons prepare to entertain 300 at district meet
Dothan Masons plan a full day at the 28th district annual Masonic conference held at the Maronic temple. The event starts at 9 am with opening remarks and welcomes, followed by demonstrative degree workings by Ashford and Henry lodges. Evening sessions include Master Mason degree exemplifications and lectures by G W Blakey and P J Talley.
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Maronic Tomple
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Mobile
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Alabama
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Bro
Gareble
Henry Lodge
Abbevilla
Ais
Columbia Lodge
Dothan Lodge
G. W. Blakey
Pythagores Lodge No
Pre J. S. Talley
Legion Puts Spotlight on State Sports Legislation
The address highlights an anti subversion bill and a plan to place the State Athletic Commission under Legion oversight. Commander Pritchard claims the region sponsored bill mirrors the national draft and notes the department’s favorable financial status with debt cleared and over $1,000 in the bank. The adjutant is named chairman of the State Athletic Commission, a role expected to generate over $12,000 for the four years, with travel costs covered by the commission.
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Local marriage licenses issued over weekend
Daniel McLain 21 and Ethel Wal 28 of Headland, Hester L. Danford 25 and Eva Mae Kirkland 29 of Ashford, Ea Arnold 30 of Columbia and Alms Williams 26 of Malvern obtained licenses.
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Ethel Wal
Headland
Hester L. Danford
Eva Mae Kirkland
Ashford
Ea Arnold
Columbia
Alms Williams
Malvern
Relief chiefs confer at capital in Montgomery
Roger F. Hell and G. P. Morrison met with state relief officials in Montgomery on Monday. They were joined by J. C. Fears B. H. Williams and Willoughby Pittman all Houston youths who will enter a CCC camp.
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Roger F. Hell
G. P. Morrison
Montgomery
J. C. Fears
B. H. Williams
Willoughby Pittman
Houston
Irregular Fragments Report Odd Local Names and Events
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Carroll and Robinson with mentions of a right arm, soft drink, Satfold, Negrons, Gordon, and a shooting incident. Details are unclear but indicate a local event or incident with several people named in incomplete form.
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Carroll
Satfold
Chatgs
Robinson
Gordon
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