Stocks Rally After Unexpected Drop in Brokers Loans
The New York market surged as brokers loans fell unexpectedly, with at least twenty stocks rising 4 to 19 points and names like American Can Standard Oil of New Jersey Union Pacific and New Haven hitting yearly highs. Analysts cited broad buying, favorable earnings, and rumored mergers, while some assess a coming cyclic readjustment.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
AP Financial
New York
American Can
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Union Pacific
New Haven
Call Money
Time
Wall Street
Pennsylvania
Boying
Union Oil Co
California
General Asphalt
Case Threshing Machine
American Machine & Foundry
Westinghouse Electric
Consolidated Gas
Allied Chemical
General Electric
National Biscuit
Dupon
Detroit Edison
Western Union
Brooklyn Union Gas
Atchison, Baltimore & Ohio
Pacific
New York Central
Pere Marquette
Chesapeake & Ohio
American Woolen Common and Foundation Co
Wheat market soars on futures purchases in Chicago
Chicago reports show enormous purchases of future wheat deliveries pushing prices up to 53-8e above yesterday. Canadian threshing outputs underperformed and U.S. primary receipts of wheat were smaller than a week ago.
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Chicago
United States
Garnet Tulle Frock Features Double Ruching Details
A garnet colored tulle dress showcases double ruchings along the rounded neckline and spiraling up the sleeves, leading to the flounce. The design emphasizes a feminine silhouette with decorative pleating and texture throughout.
Large funeral draws crowds for David T. Andrews
One of High Point's largest funerals packed East Green Street Baptist Church for David T. Andrews who died after a brief illness. The service featured scripture, prayers, singing, and numerous active and honorary pallbearers from across North Carolina towns, with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
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High Point
East Green Street
David T. Andrews
Herman T. Stevens
Loyd T. Wilson
First Baptist Church
Old Rugged Cross
Myrtle Comer
Ora Comer
Ethel Samuels
J. E. Lanier
Wallace, N. C
John R. Miller
Kernersville
Sant
Myrtle
J. D. Barnett
Argie Wood
J. M.hilliard
J. H. Vestal
A. £. Prim
J. £. Shore
F. L. Orr
O. M. Lovings
J. C. Cross
5. M. Pope
W. W. Snider
Fred N. Tate
S. L. Davis
R. R. Ragan
J. C. Hall
W. J. Alexander
A. E. Tate
D. H Combs
W. W. Seckler
B. E Howell
C. F. Ellington
M C Culler
N. G. Goodwin
L. L. Davis
L. W. Chesoon
J. FE. Lewis
A. J. Samuels
R. L. Winfrey
C. F. Grissom
Clauds Culler
J. H. Steele
W. F. Coe
Jo H Dorsett
Harvey Embler
C. P. Ellington
Edgar Hartley
T. Wingate Andrews
J. A. Johnson
G. M. Koontz
J. F. Hoffman
W. Lb. Jackson
P. B. Davis
J. M. Rickert
A. N
W. L. Campbell
Garland Bright
N. L. Garner
Fred Haire
T. E. Pugh
Gladyce Brooks
Jessie Brooke
Olivia Lovings
Mac Gibson
Elizabeth Teague
Edith Culler
Polly Hicks
Madrie York
Doris Pope
Fay Harmon
Ruth Stalings
Lorine Vivett
Louvenia Collins
Margaret Dorsett
Mildred McCollum
Katherine Seckler
Elva Grissom
Mildred Payne
Helen Snider
Clara Grissom
Arlene Jones
Rosa Farrington
Clara Goolsby
Annie Hiatt
Alma Howell
Dorothy Reitzel
Neela Steed
Opal Conrad
Margaret Johnson
Elsie Gates
Bernice Stallings
Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral for Brotcer Lee Solomon Buried After Accident
Funeral services were held at 4 p m at the home for Brotcer Lee Solomon who died in a Tuesday night automobile crash. Rev Brrum and Rev Harbison officiated with the Calvary M E choir and a male quartet. pallbearers named. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery. Solomon, 15, son of Mr and Mrs C B Solomon, was a Greensboro area youth popular with local families.
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Brotcer
Lee Solomon
Cable Street
H. C. Brrum
J. Harbison
Calvary M. E. Church
George Pike
Frank Edwards
John MacMahan
Chase Agner
Lillian Harris
A. H. Holton
M. S. Menley
Roy Wright
Murphy
D. M. Cable
Chas Agner
George Estes
Hall Hill
W. V. Evans
W. V. Evan
Lorena Cable
Grace Wids Myrtle Pierce
Alma Pierce
Sarah Major
Helen Myere
Irene Myers
Geneva Curlee
Helen Lee
Elven Lee
Mary Kemp
Lucile Cable
Wilma Evans
Hazel McIntyre
Louise Evans
Mabel Pike
Ellen McInnis
Doris Warner
M. E. McMahan
Oakwood Cemetery
Brother Lea
C. B. Solomon
New Orleans Cotton Futures Rally on Crop Prospects
In New Orleans on August 16, futures gained as Liverpool cables rose and Lancashire reports hinted at an early mill strike settlement. Early trading pushed October to 17.96 and December to 18.25 with February 1824 around 6 to 9 points above prior close. close showed a modest gain for the session.
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New York
Liverpool
Lancashire
New Orleans
P.C
Fire destroys Asheboro factory and box car in March blaze
A large fire in Asheboro damages the Asheboro Chair company plant and a loaded box car on a side track. The box car and factory contents are mostly destroyed, with only the office fixtures saved and the vault records intact. Nearby structures were saved after firemen fought the flames.
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Southern Railway
Asheboro Chair Company
D. B. McCrary
Acme Hosiery
Salisbury Street
Asheboro Ice and Coal Company
High Point Fira Com
Alderman to be executed for coast guard killings in Florida
James Horace Alderman, a rum runner, is to die today in a naval seaplane hangar at the coast guard base in Fort Lauderdale for the slayings of two U S coast guardsmen during a voyage off Florida. Federal trial jurisdiction followed the government vessel incident.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
James Horace Alderman
United States Coast
Florida
Halstead Ritter
Coast Guard
Sale of Valuable Land by Trustee High Point 1923
Public auction to sell Lot No.27 in High Point Guilford County North Carolina for 2100 dollars secured by a deed of trust. The sale is set for September 17 1923 at 2 30 p m on the premises. Terms are cash. Trustee W A J Idol Paecock and Dalton attorneys.
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R. D. Rike
Dudley M. Rike
K. A. Page
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Associaton
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
High Point
Guilford
North Carolina
Own-A-game Company
June A. Johnson
A. J. Idol
Paecock and
Public auction to sell High Point land in Newton, Smith & Bouldin area
Trustee will sell two parcels in High Point Guilford County on Adams and Amos streets. Parcel One fronts Adams street 80 feet and 150 feet deep, part of Lot 5 Block B Newton Smith & Bouldin subdivision, 1500 square feet. Parcel Two begins Amos and Taylor streets, contains 10 275 square feet. Cash terms. Auction set for September 17 1929 at 2:00 PM.
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J. Lyman Redding
Mary Harmon Redding
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Adams and
Amos Streets
High Point
Guilford
North Carolina
Marvin Johnson
Clay
Newton, Smith & Bouldin
Martha J. Burns
Office of
Thea Register of Deeds
N. C
Adams Street
Clay Clinard
Wife
Newton, Smith & Boulding
Martha J. Burns Land
Amos. Street
Taylor Street
Rosa W. Redding
N. KE
S. E
Amos Street
Amos Corner
WY. A. J. Idol
Peacock & Dalton
Liverpool cotton markets ease as sales rise in quiet session
Cotton spot quiet with prices down across grades at Liverpool. American grades showed 1,809 of 3,000 bales sold, receipts total 7,000 with 1,100 American. Futures closed steady with October at 9.68 and July at 9.78.
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Liverpool
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