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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1929

Page

7

Wall Street edges up after brief selling flare

U.S. stock market moved irregularly higher after a mid day dip as call money held at 9 percent and banks sought to curb further increases. Auto and steel reports supported gains while Coca Cola and other hot weather stocks hit new highs and General Motors and several big names slipped slightly.

Automobile Chamber of Commerce American Tron and Steel Institute American Telephone Coca Cola Border Philadelphia Co International Business Machine and Foundry Greene Cananea Standard Gas American U. S. Steel Bethlehem Auburn General Motors Chrysler Packard Nash General Electric Westinghouse Manufacturing Allied Chemical North American Atchison and Eastman Kodak Cluett Peabody

Wheat Falls as Rain Reports Dampen U S Market

General selling on a large scale pushed wheat prices down after reports of beneficial rains in Argentina. Traders expect no aggressive support until US and Canadian crop reports due tomorrow. Corn oats and provisions also declined while livestock markets showed mixed moves in Chicago.

Chicago Argentina United States

Golfers Quarrel Over Spades in Bunker Exchange

Two golfers dispute a morning bunker incident with one accusing the other of swapping clubs for spades and revoking a play. Tit-Bits style quip captures the lighthearted clash.

Canzoneri Favorite in Fight with McGraw

Tony Canzoneri, a 2 to 1 favorite, faces Phil McGraw in a 10 round bout at Queensboro Stadium. Canzoneri is in top condition and aims to win the lightweight title from Sammy Mandell, with Mandell bout set for August 2 in Chicago. McGraw, a veteran slugger, is expected to give Tony a tough fight tonight.

New York Tony Canzoneri Phil McGraw Detroit Queensboro Stadium Canzoneri Sammy Mandell Mandell Chicago McGraw Tony

Game wardens move against lake Hickory seining

Lake Hickory authorities report wardens active at Lake Hickory and Lookout dam. In a week they seized 49 fish baskets and traps as part of a crackdown on seining dynamiting and fish trapping. Officials promise prosecutions for violators.

Hickory Lookout Dam

New York Cotton Market Opens Steady on Weevil Beliefs

The New York cotton market opened steady with an advance of 4 to 7 points on renewed covering and buying by local and commission houses aided by steady cables. Prices climbed to October 18.457 and January 18.74 early, with July at 18.28 as dealers priced in expectations of boll weevil spread in the eastern belt and firmer late morning activity.

New York London Continental Bombay Liverpool India China

New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Rain Forecasts

The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with gains of 5 to 6 points, driven by Liverpool firmness and overnight rain in the belt. October and December futures rose to 18.56 and 18.75 respectively as bullish private crop reports and official showers forecasts supported continued demand. A first bloom was shown in Henderson by Andy Davis of Sandy Creek, marking a local agricultural note.

New Orleans Liverpool Helderson Vance County Henderson Andy Davis Sandy Creek Wis

Wingo granted absolute divorce in municipal court

Eddie L Wingo operator of the Cut Rate laundry was granted an absolute divorce from Julia E Wingo on statutory grounds. Leland Standfield argued for Wingo as witnesses from Lexington Virginia testified. The court sat through the morning and afternoon with jurors listed for the term which continues to Friday next week. The Byerly suit against General Motors Acceptance Corporation remained under argument.

Municipal Court W. B. Byerly General Motor Acceptance Corporation Eddie L. Wingo Julia E. Wingo Wingo Leland Standfield High Point Bar Lexington Byerly John A. Holmes George R., Henderson Sam D. Shelton

First Aid Tip for Bruises in Children

Ifica is rubbed immediately upon bruises the children get in their play, the cold keeps the blood from congealing in the sensitive spot and thus prevents it turning black and blue afterwards.

Vacancies Fill Needed On Federal Farm Board

Washington July 3 Two vacancies remain on the federal farm board with President Hoover aiming to fill them before the first meeting Monday. One seat likely goes to a wheat production and marketing expert as the board prepares to use part or all of the 3150 000 000 revolving fund to stabilize commodities. Other vacancy may go to a tobacco spokesman or banker, with Alexander H. Legge as chairman and James Stone representing tobacco. Carl Williams cotton, C B Denham livestock, and C C Teague fruit also represented. Secretary Hyde serves ex officio.

Washington Federal Farm Board Hoover Alexander H. Legge International Harvester Company James Stone Lexington Carl Williams Oklahoma City C. B. Denham Farmington, Mo C. C. Teague Los Angeles Hyde

Ice Cream Social at Archdale M E Church

A church ice cream social with cake and lemonade is set for Wednesday night July 19 at Archdale M E Church. Public invited. Weekend guests include Miss Inez Trogdon of Asheboro and Misses Alene and Frances Mee Neil of Charlotte. Miss Guma Harriss of Fayetteville visiting Aunt Mrs J C Barker at 308 Otteray Drive.

Archdale M. E Inez Trogdon Ashebore Alene and Frances Mee Neil Charlotte Mrs A. E. Williams Archdale Guma Harriss Fayetteeville J. C. Barsker Otteray Drive

Flower Arrangement in a Center Bowl Holds Bouquet

A flower holder placed at the bowl center anchors the initial blooms of a house bouquet. Remaining stems can be laid loosely, creating a casual, approachable arrangement with informal charm.

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