Amos Realty Ad Listing Real Estate and Rentals
Amos Realty Company operates offices at 301 302 Wachovia Bank Building and offers real estate and rental services with contact phone 4392.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
15
Amos Realty Company operates offices at 301 302 Wachovia Bank Building and offers real estate and rental services with contact phone 4392.
The advertisement notes Norma Shearer star billing at the Broadhurst through Saturday with tickets via the Enterprise. Chicago livestock market reports list hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep with varied weights and price ranges, noting steady to lower trends and specific bid figures across categories.
The New York foreign exchange market shows irregular moves with Great Britain at 4.86 and 60 day bills 4.84 11-16. Cables and other currencies list demand levels for France Italy Belgium Germany Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland and more with numerous fractional quotes.
Atlanta August 29. The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta reports a 7.7 percent drop in cotton production from August 1, 1929, in its district. It also notes an increase in building permits across 20 representative cities.
Bears covered short positions as prices climbed across rails and major issues. Notable gains posted by American Tobacco B Westinghouse Eastman Kodak Coca Cola Rock Island Southern Railway and Canadian Pacific.
Chicago crowds watch bulky transport planes in speed and payload tests. Col Charles A Lindbergh and wife attend as Detroit News trophy and Aviation Town and Country club trophy races showcase civilian single motor ships and large cabin and open planes. Expected visit by Von Gronau noted as week-end events unfold.
Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau and three companions departed from North Beach air port at 7 40 a m today in the giant whale aircraft bound for Buffalo and on to Chicago air races. The sea plane rose from the water as the trans Atlantic flier began the long journey.
New York sugar market early trading August 29 saw no sales but a firm undertone. Spot price remained 3.22 dollars a hundredweight with offers not yet firm above 3.26 while buyers pressed at 3.22.
In Chicago Aug 29 airport attendants gave meticulous care to the Lockheed Sirius monoplane of Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh. Workers dusted, polished, inspected, and refueled the craft with extended hoses to keep contact away from the wings while preparing for the national air races.
Tarboro August 29. Edward Eason Edgecombe county farmer had manslaughter charges tied to Edmond Atkinson killed when Eason's truck struck Atkinson's wagon last May. Preliminary hearing witnesses testified the accident was unavoidable.
In Savannah on August 29, turpentine firms show sales 39 with receipts 746 and stock 21 254, shipments none. Rosin firm reports sales 42, receipts 2 171, stock 160 891, shipments none. Quoted prices list multiple letters and values such as B 445 and WW 626.
Three boys under 12 were arrested in Rochester NY for the fatal burn of 69 year old James Wright at a junk yard on August 13. Police say the youths confessed to piling brush over him as he slept and setting it on fire. Wright died August 25 at General Hospital. Names were withheld due to age.
Edith Cross of San Francisco and Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas, the second seeded mixed doubles team, moved to the semi finals at Longwood by defeating Dorothy Workman and Jack Tidball 6-2 6-3. The California-Texan pair will meet Mrs J Dallas Corbiere and Fritz Mercur in the upper half semi final.
North Carolina Day was observed by the High Point Kiwanis at a luncheon in the Elwood hotel. Dr. Clint Jackson spoke on Our Changing Commonwealth, highlighting state growth and education.
GOLDSBORO Aug 29. Representative Charles L. Abernethy predicts a congressional probe into tobacco companies over leaf prices growers claim are unfair. He notes past promises by manufacturers and warns of another inquiry if growers do not see fair returns. Kerr of another NC district also urged DOJ action on suspected price fixing.
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