03 Jun 1929
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1929
Page
1
Rapid action in the wheat market spurred price gains though trade reports show unsettled conditions. Analysts foresee U S spring-wheat production down about 70 million bushels and a Canadian harvest below last year, with rain improving subsoil moisture but winter wheat prospects weak.
June 2 report highlights visits and family connections across York Pa and surrounding towns. Rev J D Glick hosts and attends gatherings. W A Robinson and Byrd Young visit Basic. Shifflett and Shiffletts near Otterbein are mentioned with relatives. Flossie Bowman and Finnie Bowman spend weekend with Estes family. Edgar Sates visits from Alexandria. mourning for Price noted with service at Branch Church.
Two renowned ac experts conducted ng testa to find the most whles. The Seer henimously voted in favor of if Pony. A second fragment suggests cooking vegetable tips with water, but details are unclear and inconsistent.
The Rockingham County School Board announced appointments for the 1929 30 session. Listed are named teachers in multiple districts including McGheysville Stonewall and Grottoes with many vacancies still to fill.
The Mt Olivet Cemetery committee reports gratitude for the many lot owners who responded to the call for cleaning and ordering the grounds for summer. Those unable to attend plan to arrange to vet their lots in the near future.
George Smith a 17 year old colored youth of Carthage North Carolina was arrested Saturday night by Policeman John R Logan and jailed on a charge of stealing a Cadillac coupe owned by Mrs Lelia W Stacey of Richmond The car was found near North Main street and Wolfe street after Sergeant Logan noted the youth could not handle the large vehicle and a check of panels and a long distance call to Richmond confirmed the theft from Thursday night The car was turned over to State Traffic Officer Thomas Wolfrey and State Inspector Blankenship will arrange for car return and for Smith The Callaways are said to plead poverty but some doubt their hardship noting they own a piano
Default on a deed of trust leads to a public sale in Harrisonburg Virginia on June 4 1929 at 12:00 noon. Items include a 50 HP Peerless Steam Traction Engine shop 18007 and an Advance-Rumley steel thresher with feeder wind stacker and attachments. Cash terms. L. J. Conrad, Trustee.
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