Classifieds Carry Dothan Ads and Real Estate Listings
A fragmented page shows classified ads for sale and rent including Burroughs adding machines priced from $65, furnished rooms and housekeeping spaces in Dothan Alabama, rental spaces, farm land, and a real estate offer with a cash-only lot sale. The item notes a separate AP dispatch from Decatur Michigan reporting the cotton crop in Decatur with drought initially hindering yields but improving conditions.
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Burroughs
Box
Dothan
Ala
Mississippi Doctor Elected President of Southern Medical Group
Dr Felix J Underwood of Jackson Mississippi was elected president of the Southern Medical Association at its 1930 convention in Louisville Kentucky. The Mississippi state health officer accepted the post during the regional gathering.
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Mississippi
Felix J. Underwood
Southern Medical Association
Louiseville
Underwood
Jackson
Misa
Elevator rope lengthened at Washington Monument
More than a mile of new steel rope has been placed on the elevator car at the Washington monument. The upgrade serves the observation platform near the top of the shaft as thousands visit monthly. A. B. Elkins of Houston invents a gas explosion prevention device for meters that automatically shuts off gas flow if a leak appears.
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Washington
Washingon Monument
Houston, Tex
A. B. Elkins
Houston
Elkins
Cotton Opens Steady on Liverpool Cables Signals
New York prices edge up amid mixed activity as Liverpool cables show steady demand for light goods from India and hedging absorbed by continental buyers. December futures hover around 10.79, May near 11.48, with end of session steady though some liquidation retraces.
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Liverpool
India
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady as Liverpool Cables Improve
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with early gains of one to two points as Liverpool cables improved. December rose to 10.84 and January to 11.00, and prices rallied late on short covering and expectations of rapid absorption of Monday tenders. Spot closed steady with sales of 2,599 and respectable receipts.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Cottonseed Oil Opens Steady With Varied January to July Bids
New Orleans financial desk notes cottonseed oil opening steady on November 22 with futures bids across months. January bid at 7.12, February 7.14, March 7.20, April 7.24, May 7.37, June 7.39, and July 7.50 with ongoing price discovery.
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New Orleans
New York
Cottonseed futures close steady in Memphis
Cottonseed futures in Memphis closed steady with bids for November through June ranging from 30.50 to 32.00. Sales totaled 200 tons. Cottonseed meal futures also held steady with bids from 28.25 to 30.00 and 600 tons sold.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cotton prices drift lower in Liverpool market
Liverpool reports dull spot cotton with prices down across grades led by American strictly good middling at 6.66 and good middling 6.31. Sales total 3,000 bales including 1,400 American receipts. Futures closed quiet with December 65.75 and later months at 5.83 to 6.20.
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Liverpool
Butter and egg prices ease in national markets
New York reports show butter prices at 4 261 unsettled with creamery extras around 33 1 2 to 35 35 1 2 and firsts near 39 while Chicago notes butter 6 893 firm with creamery extras 33 1 2 to 35 1 2 and eggs at steady to unchanged levels across several grades.
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New York
Chicago
Foreign exchange rates report from New York markets
The AP notes irregular foreign exchanges on November 22 with Great Britain at 4.85 15 32, cables 4.85 19 32, 60 day bills at 4.83 9 32. France at 3.92 3 4, cables 2.82 7 8. Italy at 5.23 1 8, cables 5.22 9 14.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Potatoes Prices Mixed Across Regions in Chicago Dispatch
Chicago report shows varied potato markets with Department of Agriculture figures. Wisconsin round whites range 1.49 to 1.50 per cwt, Minnesota and North Dakota at 1.26 to 1.45, Idaho russets No. 1 from 1.75 to 1.85, No. 2 at 1.49 to 1.00, shipments 487, trading slow, on track totals noted.
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Chicago
New
Dept. of Agr
Wisconsin
Minnesota North Dakota
Idaho
Army Faces Ursinus in Prep for Notre Dame Clash
At West Point on November 22 Army football practiced against Ursinus of Pennsylvania as a light workout in preparation for the upcoming Notre Dame game. Cadets viewed the matchup as a chance to sharpen skills and evaluate depth ahead of the key clash.
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West Point
Notre Dame
Army
Ursinus
Pennsylvania
Germ believed found in infantile paralysis study
New York reports Dr. Sergius P. Grace of Bell Telephone Co notes Francis F. Lucas of the company's labs photographed an elongated particle from an infantile paralysis victim using an ultra violet microscope. The find may yield new insight into the disease though its significance is still uncertain.
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New York
Sergius P. Grace
Bell Telephone Co
The
Science Forum
Francis F. Lucas
Lucas
Frost Report Lifts Chicago Wheat Prices on Rust Damage Talk
Frost reports from Argentina and official estimates of severe wheat crop damage boost Chicago markets. Traders also weigh revolts in Russia and heavy Winnipeg exports while current trading shows no wheat sales. Prices for corn oats rye barley and seeds listed with bid ranges and lard products.
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John FP
Boughan
Chicago
Russia
Winnipeg
Market notes from Chicago cattle hogs and sheep reports
Chicago market summary shows cattle largely steady with some price splits across weight classes and meat cattle easing slightly. Sheep and feed lot lambs steady to higher, hogs mixed with direct sales slow and prices mostly down from Friday, small pigs scarce. patent office reports over 75 thousand applications for patents in ten months.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
Deaths and injuries in 1529 U S industry report
The record notes 23 090 deaths and 20 000 injuries in U S industries in 1529. It also states the annual minimum cost for a law student at 70 dollars per year according to a survey by education authorities.
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United States
Barons of Education
Dress Up Week Brightens Town With Signs And Plans
Last week featured business houses putting up three new signs from a large electrical display to a painted ornament. Local music scenes grew busier with more performers at the city’s busiest spots. A Spinsater’s Club Ball is planned by a group of girls acting as escorts and organizers. Bob Jones plans a broadcasting station here, while bird dogs are being exercised since the season opened.
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Bob Jones
Australian Woman Flier Takes One-Stop Hop to Havana
Mrs J M Keith Miller, an Australian flyer, departed from Pittsburgh Butler airport at 10 17 am for a one stop flight toward Havana Cuba. She planned to reach Jacksonville Florida for the night and noted possible landing at Raleigh North Carolina if weather worsened.
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Havana
Cuba
Ppittsburgh
J. M. Keith Miller
Fiier
Pittsburgh-Butler
Keith Miller
Jacksonville
Fila
Raleigh
N. C
Junior Aviator Seeks New Transcontinental Speed Record
Gerald P. Nettleton, a young Toledo aviator, landed at Parks airport East St. Louis across the Mississippi River from St. Louis and prepared to fly to Wichita Kansas after a leg from Indianapolis.
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ST. Louis
Gerald P. Nettleton
Toledo
Parks Airport
East St. Louis
Mni
Mississippi River
Wichita
Kansas
Indianapolis
Retirement era general dies in Porto Rico
Brigadier General Henry A. Reed U.S.A. retired died in San Juan Porto Rico during the night at age six. He was among the army’s oldest general officers and a West Point graduate who served in the Civil War. He retired in 1494 at his own request and was born in Plattsburg New York.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Henry A. Reed
Reed
West Point
Platerburz
N. Y
Alabama Banks See Improved General Banking Conditions
Dent F. Green state banking superintendent says Alabama banks show improving conditions with higher cash reserves and efforts to build secondary reserves. Deposits decline in some banks but lenders cut loans and discounts, tighten supervision, and pursue safer practices for depositors. He notes low product prices limit cash for business and crop expansion yet banks aim to help customers next year and meet demand for loans despite drought impacts.
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Montgomery
Ala
Dent F. Green
Today
Wired
Washington
Green
Alabama
Freshman Women Elect Vida Vignes President at Louisiana University
Vida Vignes of Paton Rouge has been elected president of the freshman women at Louisiana University. She is among the first year students in the College of Arts and Sciences and starts her term with a strong start.
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Louisiana University
Vida Vignes
Paton Rouge
Vida
College of Arts and Sciences
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