Two Room Rentals and Stage Stars at Broadhurst
Classifieds show multiple rental offers including two room furnished or unfurnished units at 811 North Main and 114 College Street with running water steam heat and a Guilford Apartments option. Also mentions a Broadhurst Broadhurst theatre event Paramount on Parade with ticket offers for Mrs. W C Ferree and Mrs. D C Cheyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helly
Broadhurst
Paramount
T. R. Mackey
South Wrenn Street
Woodrow Avenue
Roland Park Avenue
English Street
Thomas Turner
Campbell Street
Pope Street
J. N. McCrary
Enterprise
Polly’ Snyder
Wilshire Boulevard
Henry D. Perry
Enterprise Office
M. H. Sloan
West Green Street
Park Street
Fere
Allen Haasey
Bath
Lindsay Street
Emerywood
J. W. Kearns
North Main Street
Stearn Heat
Guilford
College Street
Broadhurst Theatre
W. C. Ferree
West High Street
Roy Plummer
George Jacobs
Gate City Motor Co
D. C. Cheyne
Market recovers modestly as selling pressure eases
New York June 17 The stock market steadied after yesterday’s sharp decline with moderate gains in many large stocks as strong orders appeared from major financial sources for favored shares. Gains offset earlier losses, but overall sentiment remained uncertain with bankers cautious and some brokerage houses advising liquidation on rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Invota
Pennsylvania
Walter Chrysler
General Motors
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
General Electric
Johns Manville
United Aircraft
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
Baltimor
Ohio
Union Pacific
Coca Cola
Columbian Carbon
Eastman Kodak
American Machine and Foundry
Jersey Central
New York Stocks Mixed Across Sectors Amid Trading Noise
A cluttered list of prominent companies appears with varied activity across sectors including chemicals, tobacco, steel, autos, and utilities. Notable names include General Electric, General Motors, DuPont, Coca Cola, Bethlehem Steel, and Union Carbide with scattered price points and references to railroads and oil interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asso Dry
Eae Armour B
Atlantic
Barnsdall
Bendix Aviation
Tee
Bethlehem Steel
Calumet Hecla Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific Ae
Cannon Mills
Cé&O
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Col Fuel
Col Gas & Elec
Consol Cigar
Consol
Naebeeenan
Elec Pow & Light
Lvs
Erie RR
Fox Film
Freeport
Texas General Cigar General Electri
General Foods
General Motors Gen Ooutdoor
Gillette
Goodyear
T & Ge
West Sugar
Grigsby Grunow
Houston Oil Howe Sound
Hudsonh Motors
Hupp Motors
Comb Eng
Harveik
Sear Bo
Kennecott Copper
Liggett Beyomr
Liggett Myers B
Ess
Loews Inc
Lorillard - Ee
Ot Mack
Trucks
Magma Copper
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
Radio Corp
REO Reading
Rem Rand Rep Steel
Reynolds Tob
Royal Dutch Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Simmons Co
Sinclair Con O Skelly Oil
Southern Dairies
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Southern Railway Ptd
Std Gas & Elec
Std Oil Cal Ltd Oil NJ
Oil
Studebaker Tea Cop & Chnem Texas Corp
Timken Roll Tobacco
Union Carbide Ie
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
Sea Ac
Former Atlantic Coast Line official Robert Brand dead at 71
Robert Alfred Brand 71 retired vice president of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad died today in a Wilmington hospital after an extended illness. He began as a messenger in Timmonsville South Carolina and rose to senior leadership before retirement December 31 1928. He left a widow two daughters a son and several siblings. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Robert Alfred Brand
the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company
Brand
Messenger Bay
Timmonsville
S. C
Coast Line
Southeast
IL. A. Adams
Charlotte
T. C
Taliaferro
Cranford
N. J
R. A. Brand, Jr
Hartford
Archer Funeral Is Conducted At Home
Funeral services for Julius JL Archer were held at his home on 903 Putnam Street with Rev. B T Gladden and Rev H O Miller officiating. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers from Tro phy Council No 29 Jr O U A M. Floral attendants included a long list of family and friends. Music featured Shall We Gather at the River and duets by Annie and Myrtle Chisholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius JL. Archer
Putnam Street
B. T. Gladden
North Park
Pauline Stevenson
Enola Jackson
J. A. Culler
L. R. McNeil
Bertha Hiatt
Joe Lenning
D. H. Short
J. E. Copple
B. H. Watkins
W. C. Hughes
C. H. Burrus
Annie
Myrtle Chisholm
Thomasville
Hancock and Sams Report Campaign Spending
In Raleigh on June 17 the Democratic Fifth District nomination race filings show Frank W. Hancock Jr. of Oxford spent 4096.78 and A F Sams of Winston-Salem spent 3365.29 in the June 7 primary. Hancock used 1074.61 for newspaper ads while Sams spent 1672.59 on ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Frank W. Hancock, Jr
Oxford
A. F. Sams
Winston-Salem
James A. Hartness
Hancock
Sams
Major Segrave’s Body Is Cremated
The body of Sir H. O. D. Segrave who died after his speedboat Miss England II wrecked on Lake Windermere was cremated at Golders Green. Lady Segrave, his parents, and Lord Wakefield attended the ceremony while a memorial service was held at St. Margaret’s church in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
H. O. D. Segrave
Lake Windermere
Golders Green
Segrave
Sir Henry
Lord Wakefield
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
Eagles Build Massive Sticks For Nests
Eagles frequently construct massive nests from large sticks and limbs that can weigh close to a ton, creating sturdy platforms high in trees.
Cotton Futures Rally and Close Mixed in New Orleans
Cotton futures opened firm on improving New York and Liverpool cues with July to 13.20 and December to 13.17 before paring some gains. By mid-session July rose to 13.37 while October reached 13.11. later closes showed modest advances of 4 to 10 points despite ongoing nervousness and erratic moves. A Portland clock, in service 61 years, noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
Liverpool
Farm Loan Board
Track star scores listed results from regional meet
A continued page list of athletes and their event totals appears, naming many competitors and scores from locations such as Greensboro Athens Knoxville and Statesville. The compilation includes Wilbur Cone Ceasar Cone J L Brumley F C Dudley and others with marks ranging from the high 30s to the low 100s.
Hoover Signs Tariff Revision Aimed at Stability
President Hoover indicated he would approve the revised tariff bill to stabilize business. The measure grants the tariff commission power to suggest rates, subject to presidential approval or rejection, reducing political influence and delaying further revisions for years. The bill was signed 1 year 5 months 10 days after Ways and Means hearings began in the Coolidge era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Bacharach
Hoover
Tariff Commission
House Ways and Means Committee
Coolidge
George
Georgia
Smoot-Hawley
Senator Smoot
Finance Committee
Smoot
Senate
Utahan
The
Caraway
Arkansas
White House
Grundy
Pennsylvania
Fish lifespans and prolific egg laying span decades
Many common fish live from one to twenty years and during this time lay millions of eggs, reflecting their varied reproductive strategies and lifecycles across species.
Nominees for U S Senate Declared in North Carolina
The North Carolina state board of elections officially named Josiah William Bailey of Raleigh Democrat and George M. Pritchard of Asheville Republican as their party nominees for the U S Senate seat held by Furnifeld M. Simmons. Bailey led by 67,625 votes. Pritchard led by 13,109 over his nearest opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Board of Elections
Josiah William Bailey
George M. Pritchard
Asheville
United States Senate
Furnifeld M. Simmons
R. C. Maxwell
Crawford Biggs
Biggs
Bailey
Senator Simmons
Pritchard
George E. Butler
Clinton
A. L. Bulwinkle
Hamilton C. Jones
Jones
New York Cotton Up On Cables as Markets Firm
Cotton opened steady with gains as Liverpool cables supported buying. July climbed to 13.79 amid near month strength while December reached 13.04, with old October around 13.33 and new contracts near 13.04. A weather map view triggered fresh offerings, later markets recovered on covering and trade buying. A banking giant with assets over 2.5 billion dollars announced formation in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YORK
New York
Liverpool
Wheat Prices Jump on North American Export Demand
Chicago reports signs of huge wheat export activity from North America lifting prices in late dealings. Analysts note 18 to 20 million bushels bought for shipment to Europe from Canada and the United States, mainly Canada, despite overall market weakness in stocks and cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North
Aemaica
Europe
Canada
United States
Three Hodge Brothers Arrested in Box Car Stolen Goods
Gastonia reports three brothers Lee Stanley and Hartey Hodge were arrested after officers found about $400 worth of stolen merchandise in their possession. The items were stolen from four box cars Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
Lee
Stanley
Hartey Hodge
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Finnegan Sofa
Iis Y
Victor
MR. Finnegan
SWEET
Dog
Adastra
Gladys
Princess Cafe
N. Main
C-6
Johnson Street
Martin St
John Honeysucker
Hill Top Street
Carl W. Wright
N. Wrenn Street
Cummings Electro Chemical Co
West Green St
Wade Sechrest
Sedgefield Country Club
Statesville
N. C
Elm Street
Oak Street
Thurston
Chestnut Street
C. M. Cecil
Cross Street
J. A. Gray
High Point Hardware Co
Arade
Maggie ‘Huff
Vail Street
Willowbrook Street
Ittle Mitzi Green
High Point
Mary Ritchie
Wrenn Street
North Wrenn
High Point Bicycle and
North Wrenn Street
Arthur Marsh
B. A. Woodell
Justice of the Peace Notary
Askin
Derond
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
Cunningham
W B. Davis
M. C. Dry
Frank Remfrey
North End
Amos Realty CO
Wachovia Bank
Ruby Megan
Burroughs
W. W. Brooks
East Russell Street
Montheu Ave
Globe-Wernick
Sensenbach
Thomasville Road
Lake Waccamaw
Weex
Oscar High
Whiteville
Redding Apartment Building
Seborn Perry
C. 8
Holland
Rfeet
Wolverine Trimming Shop
N. Wrenn St
Eugene
Permanent Waves
Eee
Glover’s Shoe Shop
East Washington ST
Union Realty CO
Commercial Bank
Campbell W. Ansley
Mgr
By Claude A. Jagger
A.C. L
Archer
Major Segrave
J. L. White, Inc
Hood Bank Building
Sanitary District
Lockport
Red) McLaughlin
Portland
Ore
Wilbur
Greensboro
F. C. Dudley
Athens, Ga
John Grant
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. L. Brumley
Knoxville
Wilbur Oakes
H. P. Harden
Sedgefield
E. G. Ballenger
Atlanta
I. B. Grainger
Will Jennings
Jack Wagner
E. B. Earnshaw
H. W. Woodward
Birmingham
W. M. Ridenhour
R. H. Chatham
Forsyth
Matt Wall
E. H. Angle
R. M. Soule
Athens
T. R. Brem
H. G. Phillips
Pinehurst
R. H. Wheeler
Edmund Harison
Carl Jeffries
J. P. Glenn
F. E. Curran
R. H. Taylor
W. C. Penn
Berlin Moore
Eddie
Harry Frickberg
W. J. O’conner
dJr
Durham
S. L. Diggle
L. C. Matton
Erwin Laxton
L. M. Graves
Hal Gaffney
Sedgfield
D. Brinkley
Laurel
Miss
H. P. Watson
James Hudson
Salisbury
Homer Lucas
J. E. Dermott
E. A. Knoth
Memphis
Washington
John PP. Boughan
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