Tobacco prices fall five cents in opening South Carolina market
In Columbia and Mulllns markets the first week of the 1930 South Carolina bright leaf tobacco season shows prices about five cents lower per pound than last year with overall sales well below 1929 levels. Buyers say poorer lots dominate and better grades may lift prices in a week or ten days. Georgia markets report improved prices, with the week’s average set to be higher than last week as leaf quality improves.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
J. T. Lazar
South Carolina Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association
Florence
Mullins
Georgia
Atlanta
Associated Press
Court Docket Lists Numerous Civil Actions
A long list of civil suits appears, naming parties such as Imperial Mortgage Company, E Wray Farlow, Martha Mabe, City of High Point, Vernon Medlin, Arthur's Pharmacy, Hattie Bavis, Home Security Life Insurance, Friday Beeson Hardware, C L Poore, Asheboro Wheelbarrow, Broad Street Corporation, J E Foust, Mrs R C Boyd, D O Cecil, Cicero Grubb, G H Grubb, Globe Manufacturing, Cecil Drug, Marvin VY Andrews, Campbell-Ewald, A A Ingram, Carolina Coach, W W C Lewis, Henry Motor Sales, Pittsburgh Plate Glass, and others with several trial dates and jury lists noted for September 16 1930 and September 20 1980.
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Imperial Mortgage Company
E. Wray Farlow
Martha Mabe
City of
Friday Beeson Hardware Company
C. L. Poore
Asheboro
R. L
Two Women and Pilot Die In Chicago Plane Crash
A sightseeing plane crashed into a large illuminating gas tank on Chicago’s west side during a sudden rain squall. Pilot Orville Suchy and two women passengers perished when the monoplane pierced the tank top and fell into a 40 foot water-filled well. The craft had departed Municipal airport for a five dollar city tour. passenger names were not released.
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Chicago
Orville Suchy
R. D. Caffarello
Canada leads in aviation development says controller
Montreal August 9 J A Wilson controller of civil aviation cites Canada as having the soundest aviation development among nations. He notes other countries groom faster or invest more in airways, but Canada aligns airway progress with national needs according to him.
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Montreal
Canada
J. A. Wilson
Doxology Service Outline At Gastonia Kern
The text outlines a church service with choir and congregation standing for invocations and gloria. It includes scripture reading, an anthem titled Something For Thee and Fear is, Hymn No 1 O Worship The King, Haydn, offertory, a sermon Heavenly Citizenship by Paston, and Hymn No 79 Walk In The Sabbath Morning.
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Kern
King
Haydn
Lowry
Gabriel
Jesus
Seweny
Stoughton
Smyth
Dope Kings Held at Capiz Light and Minnesota Border Entry
Approximately 250000 people entered the United States across the northern Minnesota border in automobiles during the fiscal year ending June 30 and another 66843 entered on train. The report appears in a religious service context followed by the border entry figures for Duluth Minnesota.
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Minnesota
Duluth
Minn
United States
Minnesotta
Morning and Evening Services at Nazareth Orphans Home
Morning service by the Nazareth Orphans home concert class offers a night program with a Prelude Hymn 628 Tell Me The Old Old Story Scripture reading Psalms 119 57 72 Hymn 475 Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life announcements and offering Men’s Quartet sermon on Christian Sympathy Hymn 481 Beneath the Shadow of the Cross Benediction and triple amen.
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Nazareth Orphans’ Home
Newspapers credited for farm betterment
Michigan farmers adopt ideas from newspapers at 13.3 percent, higher than 10.27 percent nationally. Official bulletins influenced 19.1 percent of improved farm practices in Michigan, versus 6.52 percent in 12 other states.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Department of Agriculture
Sprinkler Warned By Agriculture For Dry Periods
Washington warned gardeners that the usual sprinkler method may harm gardens during dry spells. The Agriculture Department advises soaking the soil about once a week to protect plants and conserve moisture.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Texas Guards Potatoes
Texas producers consider a quarantine on uncertified potato seed to protect against diseases and pests as the Irish potato industry grows in Austin. The move aims to prevent the importation of seed that could introduce threats to local crops.
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Texas Guards Potatoes
Austin
Texas
Indian mine inspector studies safety in Minnesota iron fields
H XK Catterji, a mine inspector of India, has completed a study on safety methods used in iron ore mines across northern Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. The report outlines approaches to prevent accidents and improve worker protection in regional operations.
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Duluth
Minn
H. XK. Catterji
India
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Master farm family named for North Carolina couple
Raleigh report announces the state’s first master farm family selection, naming Mr. and Mrs. B N Sykes of Harrellsville as North Carolina’s premier master home makers. The award recognizes household management and farm operations excellence within the state.
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Raleigh
B. N. Sykes
Harrellsville
North Carolina
Florida Sees Canned Rabbit Meat Demonstrated
In Jacksonville demonstration by the Atlantic Rabbit Breeders association highlights a new canned rabbit meat product entering Florida markets.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Atlantic Rabbit Breeders’ Association
Exiled Prince Otto Poses as Belgian Student
Europe’s young claimant to Austria Hungary’s throne Prince Otto, son of Emperor Charles IV and Empress Zita, appears in a first photo after years in exile. At 17, he studies at Louvain University in Belgium amid widespread coup rumors.
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Europe
Prince Otto
Austria
Hungary
Continent
Louvain
Belgium
Charles IV
Zita
Guardsmen patroling Marion streets to prevent outbreaks
Marion Indiana august 9. state militia patrolled the streets with loaded rifles and fixed bayonets after a mob lynched two Negroes on the Grant county courthouse lawn in retaliation for the murder of a white youth and attack on his fiancée. A board of inquiry consisting of state and county officials prepared to prosecute those responsible under Indiana law offering the death penalty for active participation in a lynching.
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Marion
Ind
Grantounty
Indiana
New World's Record For Unemployment
Germany reports 2,757,000 unemployed as Europe’s totals rise to 5.95 million across six countries. Britain tops two million unemployed. Italy 322,287. France about 190,000 on strike or idle. Hungary 400,000 idle. Austria 450,000 added. Conditions improving in some nations while Germany and England lag.
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London
Germany
Great Britain
Austria
Hungary
Italy
France
England
Breakstone Family Reunion Sets August Get-Together
Breakstone descendants from the Breakstones and Breaksteins of America plan their third great tribal reunion at Put-in-Bay Ohio on August 24. The family, led by a reputed first Hebrew land-owner in Russia, maintains its own paper and has grown since the 1929 gathering which drew over 200 attendees.
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Put-In-Bay
Ohio
Russia
Bregstones
America
Hoover to observe 56th birthday at Virginia retreat
President Hoover marks his 56th birthday with a quiet observance at his Virginia mountain lodge. A simple dinner with a cake and gifts awaits Mrs. Hoover and guests, while aides note improved health from a regular exercise routine and limited office strain.
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Orange
White House
Hoover
Virginia Mountain
Hoovered Life Balances Duty With Quiet Leisure
The article describes President Hoover maintaining health with long workdays aided by a cooling system, reduced crowds at receptions, and weekend trips to Virginia. He keeps routines simple, enjoys motor trips to his lodge, and watches newsreels in the White House as part of a steady, unglamorous presidency.
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Joel T. Boone
White House
Hoover
Congress
Mr. Hoover
Virginia
Hoovers
Virginia Camp
New Names For Streets Job of Oakland Official
Oakland official Charles N. Brier has named or renamed most of the citys 2000 streets over eight years. He plans to honor every one of Oaklands 190 World War I dead with a street name. He is currently re numbering much of West Oakland due to street expansion.
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Oakland
Cal
Charles N. Brier
Brier
West
Dill Weed Becomes New Mississippi Crop
Roxie farmer Allen Whitehead planted an acre of dill weed and earned a net profit of 110.19 dollars. The crop yielded four tons of dried weed, grown with cultivation and fertilization methods similar to cotton.
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Roxie
Miss
Mississippi
Allen Whitehead
James Madison and Abraham Lincoln Heights Compared
The text notes James Madison at five feet four inches as the shortest U S president while Abraham Lincoln stood six feet four inches, making him the tallest among presidents. It highlights a height contrast between the two leaders.
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James Madison
United States
Lincoln
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