For Rent Notices From Woodrow Apartments Richardson Street
Rental ads list furnished room in Woodrow Apartments on Richardson Street with phone 8250. Also four room unfurnished apartment with bath and no children listed by Mrs W E Price on Parkway phone 4283. Two room furnished apartment near Willowbrook Street contact 2560. Five room downstairs on Steele Street listed by J B Richardson and Dr. C dates C-5-22.
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Woodrow
Richardson Street
Bath
W. E. Price
Parkway
Willowbrook Street
Steele Street
J. B. Richardson
Park Street
West Green Street
Woodrow Avenue
Vail Street
CC. R. Myers
Welch Street
Campbell Street
Pope Street
J. N. Mece- Crary
Wilshire Boulevard
Henry D. Perry
Richland Avenue
Chestnut Street
Oak Avenue
C. M. Cecil
For Rent Listings and Auto Ads in the Enterprise Section
Classified notices advertise furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent with details like private baths garages and locations such as 201 West Russell 120 Thurston Street and 600 Grimes Street. Also notes autos for sale and broadhurst tickets tied to local names in the same column.
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Arline Hicks
Broadhurst
Kathleen Welch
Alta Jenkins
Enterprise
Alma Howell
R. A. Wheeler
West Russell
Thurston Street
Oak Street
Colonial Drive
Grimes Street
Clara High
East
Russell ‘St
W.E. Price
Parkway
Roland Park Avenue
Lora Gunter
Junius Beaver
Kathleen Causey
Co ed Beauty Shop and Eugene Permanent Waves
A local beauty shop at 118% N Main Street offers permanent waves and related services. Contact numbers are 8125 for the shop and 2327 for Eugene for appointments.
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Eugene
Frederics
N. Main Street
Pounding of bears collapses stock prices today
The stock market faced a sharp bear pound as heavy selling drove many leading issues down 2 to 7 points. Radio Corp of America skipped its earnings report amid capital changes, while U S Steel and other major names hit new lows. Total two hour volume reached about 2.25 million shares as losses spread across sectors.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Radio Corporation of America
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Radio
Radio Keith
American Can
Johns Manville
Fox
United Aircraft
Standard Gas
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
Air Reduction
Vanadium
Houston Oil
A. M. Byers
Case
Auburn
Worthington
Wheat Market Slumps Amid Reduced Export Demand
Chicago traders faced a broad wheat decline as stock breaks weakened prices. Export demand was muted by holidays abroad and the outlook pointed to only a moderate drop in U S wheat supply next Monday. Corn fell about 7 cents, oats 14, and provisions held steady to 15 cents lower.
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Chicago
United States
New Orleans Cotton Opens Easier on Liverpool Holiday
Cotton in New Orleans opened softer as Liverpool markets closed for Sunside. Early trades showed 1 to 7 point losses with New York lower, and July at 15.32, October 14.09, December 14.19. By end of first hour, prices steadied near session lows.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Poultry Prices in Chicago Market Report
Poultry market news from Chicago dated June 7 shows steady movement with four trucks delivering live birds. Fowls quoted at 21, broilers 20 to 83, springs at 30, roosters 13 1 2, turkeys 18, spring ducks 16 1 2 to 17 1 2, and spring geese 20.
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Chicago
Wake up to a Gentle Dinner Start Alarm
A simple alarm system lets you set a reminder for when to begin dinner ensuring you won’t need to time it mentally. The feature offers a calm prompt to start cooking at the right moment.
Cotton Opens Steady After Declines as July Falls
New York June 7 Cotton opens steady with declines of 6 to 11 points amid favorable weather and crop prospects. Some weekend covering occurs on barges but selling persists with July liquidating, local and commission house selling into later months. July trims to 15.50 and October around 14.07 as international markets close for Whitsuntide.
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New York
Liverpool
United Confederate veterans close 40th annual reunion in Biloxi
Biloxi Mississippi June 7 P weary yet cheerful veterans dispersed after a grand parade ending the fortieth annual reunion. A Mexican squall toppled three tents at Camp Sneed but caused no injuries as old soldiers sought shelter in local schoolhouses. General L W Stephens, new commander in chief, received a hearty Coushatta welcome. Numerous groups and bands joined the parade of celebration.
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Biloxi
Miss
United Confederate Veterans
Mexico
Sneed
Coushatta
L. W. Stephens
Warrenton Man Wounded in Feud
Bennie Clayton is hospitalized with wounds to the left side and arm after a shotgun incident near Macon. Francis Slaughter, the alleged assailant, was released on his own recognizance after a hearing. Slaughter says Clayton and Jesse Stevenson assaulted his family Tuesday night. Stevenson remains at large.
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Warrenton
N. C
Bennie Clayton
Henderson
Francis Slaughter
Clayton
Macon
Slaughter
W. C. Flagg
Jesse Stevenson
Young Slaughter
Margaret Slaughter
James Slaughter
Stevenson
Duke Home Offered for Hoover Visit in Kings Mountain
The Cannon residence, once known as the Duke home, is offered to the Hoover party for their October visit. The Cannons may move out to host the Hoovers or stay to receive them as guests, with Mrs. Cannon planning a garden party and Mr. Cannon a dinner in Hoover’s honor subject to the president’s approval.
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Charlotte
Martin L. Cannon
Duke
Kings Mountain
Hoover
Cannons
Hoovers
Cannon
Candy Thief Stoles From Blind Beggar In Raleigh
Raleigh police search for a thief who took candy chewing gum and newspapers from Charlie Day a crippled and blind beggar at the Raleigh post office. Day reported the thief failed to deposit change in his tin cup as payment for the wares. Police vow to bring the culprit to justice.
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Raleigh
Charlie Day
Charlie
Flashes Of Life in New York and Dartmouth Dress Reform
In Manhattan male dress reformers roll hose on Fifth Avenue, favoring bare legs after hot days in shorts and golf stockings. In Hanover at Dartmouth students, urged by placards from the student government, consider bathing suits for swimming as a value for no suits at all.
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New York
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Georgia State Women’s College Bans Men From Grounds
Valdosta Ga Students dislike male motorists waving at them and President R H Powell told the city council. The council adopted an ordinance forbidding men to enter the college ground except on business.
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Valdosta
Georgia State Women's College
R. H. Powell
Dolly Roszika in Paris to visit sister's adopted children
New York social figure Roszika Dolly says she and husband Mortimer Davis are in accord as she travels to Paris to see two children adopted by sister Jenny. Dolly notes she enjoys playing while Davis is said to not mind.
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New York
Roszika Dolly
Paris
Jenny
Mortimer Davis
Kipling Says Leaving Canada Hard Trade
In Montreal Kipling calls leaving for England an awful trade and farewell note to Canadian authors. In New York a peanut cart vendor Peter Secondin was summoned to court over loud whistle disturbing a Well Street dentist and patients with a warning to curb it.
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Montreal
Rudyard Kipling
Authors of
Canada
England
New York
Wall Street
Peter Secondin
Peter
Mars era pigeons prove dependable in camp game
At Camp Dix New Jersey officers conclude pigeons are reliable messengers after a two week war game. They note wires can fail radio static planes dangers, but birds will carry messages through.
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Camp DIX
N. J
Mars
Prime Minister MacDonald Switches to Auto Home
London reports Prime Minister MacDonald, aboard a flight to his Highland home at Lossiemouth, was forced to switch to an automobile due to boisterous Scotch air.
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London
Scotchair
John Bull
Lossiemouth
MacDonald
Rockefeller Estate hires seven to nine workers in Pocantico Hills
At the vast Pocantico Hills estate of John D. Rockefeller Jr. crews employ seven to nine individuals across operations and maintenance duties.
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Tarrytown, WN. Y
Pocantico Hills
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Turtle and Crow Battle Ends in Death on Farm
On a Bullock area farm, a turtle and a crow fought in a stream until bystanders intervened. The crow battled the turtle before being killed by Harry Royster, and the turtle was turned into soup. Royster suspects the crow disturbed the turtle by the stream.
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Oxford
Harry Royster
Bullock
Mr. Royster
Thoughtful Hostess Provides In-Home Ironing for Guests
A large summer home hosts many weekend visitors from a middle class family. Each guest room includes a built-in ironing board and a small travel iron, allowing guests to press their own clothes without asking the maid.
University Finals Off To Good Start At Chapel Hill
The 135th UNC commencement opened with alumni arriving for Class Day events. Alumni and 3860 graduates prepared for a day of exercises at Gerrard Hall, Davie Poplar, Swain Hall, and the Old Well, including the Mangum Medal contest and a Senior Banquet.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
South Building
Old Well
Swain Hall
Gerrard Hall
Davie Poplar
Cy Edson
Tampa
Fla
Bill Bobbitt
Rocky Mount
John Mebane
Greensboro
Bob Gray
Charlotte
Mangum
John Lang
Carthage
G. P. Carr
Methodist
Walter Lee Lingle
Davidson College
W. D. Mose
Presbyterian Church
Eastern Southern Conference on Prison Labor to Meet in Raleigh
The Eastern Southern Conference on State Institutional Labor plans its next meeting in Raleigh NC as part of a study of prison labor conditions. About 100 delegates are expected, with L G Whitley coordinating on behalf of public welfare officials.
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West Virginia
Joseph D. Sears
New Jersey State
Richmond
Virginia
National Committee On Prisons
North Carolina
Raleigh
Whitley
North Carolina Prison Commission
Gardner
Increased Cotton Demand Foreseen in 1930 Georgia Meeting
George A. Sloan of New York and president of the Cotton Textile Institute told 40 Georgia and South Carolina textile leaders that the first five months of 1930 show increased demand for cotton wearing apparel. He said this rise is helping cotton consumption avoid a steeper decline despite weak demand for cotton gray goods and mill cutbacks.
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Atlanta
George A. Sloan
New York
Cotton Textile Institute
Georgia
South Carolina
Sloan
Richmond Population Rises to 182 833 in 1930
The 1930 population of Richmond was announced at 182 833, up 11 166 or 6 5 percent since 1920. Henrico and Chesterfield counties grew sharply, 53 percent and 25 percent respectively, due to overflow from municipal lines not changed since 1914.
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Richmond
Henrico
Chesterfield
Henrico County
Chamber of Commerce
Metropol
Geological survey pins oil field area at 500000 square miles
A geological survey identifies the probable oil field region in Canada spanning about 500 thousand square miles. The finding outlines a vast potential for hydrocarbon development, with exploration focus likely concentrated in the identified zone.
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William Coble
B. B.” Care Enterprise
Leona Samuels
Eva Young
Wachovia Bank
J. R. Highsmith
Cummings
Cummings Electro Chemical Co
Lucas C. Abels
Lexington Avenue
B. A. Woodell
Justice of the Peace Notary
Askin
Reid Dillon
Mae Stevens
Derond
Madie Loflin
Helen McDonald
Margaret Turner
Ida Rabinowitz
the Broadhurst
Harvey's Shoe Shop
W. Broad St
Wrenn Street
Farber Shop
North
Lake Waccamaw
Oscar High
Whiteville
Richard Angel
Enterprise Office
L. E. Tinsley
South Oak Street
N. Cc
Winnie Hayworth
Redding
Seborn Perry
West High Street
Kennedy Street
D. K. Harllee
Ball Park
Bridges Street
Cross Street
Hansell Street
Atlantic Ins. & Realty CO
Wise Street
O. J. Cagle
Fairfield Road
Archdale
J. L. White Realty CO
Hood Bank
Amos Realty CO
Wrenn St
West End
Union Realty CO
Commercial Bank
Campbell W. Ansley
Mgr
Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press Financial
Allied Chem and Dye Am
Pow Am Locomotive
American Sugar American Smelting
American Tobacco
Anacondakis
Sheen
BPO
OS Armour B
Barnsdall A
Beth Steel
Cee Wee Bendix Aviation
Canadian Pacific
Calumet Hecla Canada Dry
Chrysler Iva
Coca Cola
Col Gas
Elec
Consol Cigar
Davidson Chem
Drugs Inc Os Dupont
Elec Auto and Light
el Power and
Erie
Mess
Foster Wheeler
Freeport
Texas
General Filectric
General Foods
General Motors
Gillette
Goodyear Tire
Grigsby Ogrmon
Great Western Sugar
Pas Howe Sound Co
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Comb Eng
Seal - Seotwo
Kennecott Copper Liggett Myers
Loews Inc
Lorillard
Mack Trucks
Magma Copper
Missouri Pacific
Ward Nash
National Biscuit
National Dairy Products
Conerali
Northern Pacific
WCRI
Phillip Morris
Phillips Pet
Treae Public Service
Ens Pullman New
WANG
Bes Reynolds Tob B
Ae Moyal
Sstulte
Ees Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Simmons Co
Sinclair Con Oil
Geely Ol
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern
Ry Pac
Standard’Com
Asso Dry Goods
Ref Ltd
OR Reissees Studebaker
Texas Corps
Ces
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
Seve
United Fruit
Kes & Buber
Wees Ward Baking
Warner Brothers Westinghouse
Saeit Ooo
Setae
Eres
Ina As
Che Coves
Chicago Grain
Ashton H. Williams
Florence
S. C
Williams
Sray
Union
Handsome Mansion
Turtle
Crow
Pop
Finnegan
Will WA
Jace HY
Dr. Single
Pall
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