Rainbow veterans gather for Columbia reunion in 1910
Indiana veterans plan the Rainbow division reunion in Columbia with Col J M Johnson as host. General orders designate the Forty Second as shock troops to advance on July 13 and hold Columbia for three days, with Dumont and Couraud among honored figures. Messages of thanks and wartime memories accompany preparations and a program outlines ceremonies, receptions, and speeches at the governor’s mansion and convention venues.
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Charters and pricing notes from state filings and markets
The document lists various corporate charter amendments and capital changes for several companies including Greensbors and Andrew Stainer Co. It notes stock adjustments and authorized amounts, followed by mentions of sales prices for a Martin Luther item and a Hayde score, along with a Bremerhaven reference and a description of jelly fish influx in 1920 affecting Atlantic fisheries.
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Sabhufard Grocery Co
Andrew Stainer Co
Greensbors
Deel Inpital
Poemissery
Baltimore
T. Ba Jé and
Bellmer
Berle
Point
Dolly Fist Bremerhaven
Weak Cotton Market and Fashion Notes From July Report
New York July 5 The drop in raw cotton followed the government report showing a stronger crop and a larger yield than expected. Prices softened across markets and cloths and sheetings dipped slightly as buyers delayed long term contracts awaiting clearer signs of permanent price levels. Domestic goods stayed quiet while colored cottons and ginghams showed slight gains. production curtailment neared 35 percent. Hosiery shipped to Europe. yarns dull. denim and prints varied. July 2 fashion note shows transparent frocks ruling, with silk knickers gaining popularity for summer wear.
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