White's Listings Real Estate Offers Four Homes
White's Listings advertises four properties with varying features and prices. Details include a 6-room bungalow at 606 Centennial Ave with a 50 by 175 foot lot, asbestos roof, hot water heat, and terms of 500 cash plus yearly payments. Other homes on East Lexington Ave Gilbert Street Welborn Street are described with construction quality and payment plans. All titles guaranteed, mortgage company sales cited, Hood Bank Building office contact provided.
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Centennial Ave
East Lexington Ave
Gilbert Street
Thomasville Road
Kool Pool
Welborn Street
Jonson Street
le White, Inc. Hood Bank
Stocks Sink to New Lows for Month on Broad Selloff
Active selling drove stocks to new monthly lows in New York amid heavy losses in Industrials and Utilities. U S Steel and major names fell 1 to 4, rails traded modestly, and a weak New York Central income report underscored the earnings downturn. Cotton and wheat slid while foreign exchanges barely moved.
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Associated Press
New York
K. Steel
Y Town
Bulls
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Radio
American Can
Woolworth
General Motors
Chrysler
Dupont
General Electric
Westinghouse
American Telephone
American Power and Light
Consolidated Gas and Electric Power and Light
Foster Wheeler
Worthington Pump
Vanadium
Auburn
New York Central
Price Trend in Cotton Is Down
New Orleans March 28 Cotton trading for the short week end session showed a moderately downward trend after an initial rise. Prices rose 2 to 3 points on better Liverpool cables but slipped as forecasts of favorable weather reduced demand. Ended near the day’s lows, down 4 to 7 points from the early highs, with late liquidation and from private cables noting shorts covering.
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New Orleans
Mar
Liverpool
Wheat and corn futures fall amid rain and cold fears
By John P. Boughan AP Market Editor in Chicago on March 28, grain trading showed sharp price breaks for wheat and corn despite rain and snow. Weak securities weighed on buyer activity, with wheat pressured by anticipated crop damage uncertainty and doubts about larger shipments from Russia. Wheat closed 2 cents higher to % advance, corn percent down to 1-8 up, revisions unchanged to 7 cents decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Boughan
Associated Press
Chicago
Mar
Russia
Cottonseed Oil Prices Slump With No Trades Recorded
In New York on March 28, cottonseed oil markets were lifeless as no sales were logged and activity was minimal. Prime crude traded around 6.87 1 2, prime summer yellow at 7.90, May at 8.00, July 8.05, September 8.17, with Wov at 7.70.
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New York
Phone 2039 For Emergency Help
Emergency assistance information appears amid noisy text asking if help is needed for tasks like cooking or cleaning. The readable portion references a helpline number and suggests seeking services, though surrounding OCR is garbled.
Cotton futures slip after early advance amid week end liquidation
In New York on March 28 May cotton contracts dipped from 10.89 to 10.80 and closed barely steady with declines of 3 to 4 points. Opening gains faded as week end selling accelerated, July near 11.03 and October 11.33 at close. Liverpool and Alexandria steadiness, delayed farm work in the south, and reduced demand weighed on sentiment.
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New York
Liverpool
Alexandria
Manchester
Shanghai
U. S Sports
Bond listings and Denmark cultivation note
A garbled stock bond table shows various issues with par values and yields for Amer Agr Chem Amer Smelt Am Sug Can Pac Deb Ches Corp CG W 4s Dodge Bros Erie and Imp Sou Pacific Ry West Elec 5s and others. The fragment ends with a Denmark crop stat noting about 75 percent of Denmark's total area is cultivated and provides a livelihood to about 34 percent of its population.
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NEW York Bonds
Amer Agr Chem
Amer Smelt
Am Sug
Can Pac
Cceeeseee
Ches Corp
C & BE
Eevee Eeeenreee
CG W
Prig
C & WI
Dodge Bros
Erie _ and imp
Eevee
Hud & Maents Adj
Midvale Steel Cvt
Mo Pacific Gen
Pan-Am Pete & Tr Gs Oo
Sinc Con Oil Col
Sou Pacific
Ry Gwen
Gwen
Souwet Bell Tel Se
UN Pacific Let
Pac Rubber
West Elec
Cn sceNaccess
Denmark
Notice of Sale of Notes for City of High Point NC
Sealed bids for one hundred thousand dollars of six percent tax anticipation notes will be received until 11 o clock March 41 1981 by the Local Government Commission of North Carolina in Raleigh. Notes dated March 31 1931 deliverable and maturing June 1 1931. Principal and interest payable in New York City. Denominations 25000. No auction. Bidder must present a certified check for 500 payable to the State Treasurer NC. Right to reject all bids reserved. Reed Hoyt Washburn opinion to be furnished. Charles M. Johnson Secretary.
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High Point
North Carolina
Local Government Commission of
Raleigh
New York City
Messrs
Reed
Lexington Women Host Club Meetings and Tea
Mrs R L Burkhead hosted Sorosis at her South Hargrave home with spring decor as leader Mrs Hubert Beeson reviewed The Russia by Dorothy Thompson and Dreiser Looks to Russia. A dinner followed with several members present. separately Mrs T S Eanes entertained at bridge for her daughter Mrs Sim Pollock at East Center Street with prizes and treats. The local Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at the First Reformed Church Sunday school building with new members and a call to Statesville for state meetings.
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Lexington
R. Ll. Burkhead
Sorosis Club
South Hargrave Street
Hubert Beeson
Russia
Dorothy Thompson
Sinclair Lewis
T.S. Eanes
Bridge
East Center Street
Sim Pollock
Lillington
Bettie Russell
Jennie Lee Pickett
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Reformed Church
Mre
W. T. Hall
Christian Temperance Unions
Statesville
Methodist Hut
Local social notes from Windsor to Winston-Salem
Miss Edna Best of Windsor and Miss Florence Mitchell of Statesville attended a Friday dance with Miss Ruth Owen. Best and Owen later escorted Mitchell to Statesville for the weekend. Generals Walser return from Camp Washington near Washington DC after weeks with daughter Mrs Hiram Turner. Miss Louise Thompson visits Washington. Mrs Clara Johnson, recently from a Greensboro hospital, spent a day in Lexington then returned for further treatment with sister Mrs L G Hollingsworth. Henry T Greene and Zeb Greene Jr visited Charlotte relatives. Mrs D L Brinkley visits friends in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Best
Windsor
Florence Mitchell
Statesville
Ruth Owen
Best
Owen
Miss Mitchell
Zeb V. Walser
Camp Washington
Washington, D. C
Hiram B. Turner
Captain Turner
Louise Thompson
Clara Johnson
Greensboro
Lexington
L. G. Hollingsworth
Henry T. Greene
Zeb Greene, Jr
Charlotte
D. L. Brinkley
Winston-Salem
Seventy Years as Clerk at Rhine Machinery Firm
Heinrich Rosenkranz, chief clerk at a Rhine land machinery company, celebrated seventy years of service and at 85 plans no retirement.
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Gladbach-Rheydt
Rhineland
Heinrich Rosenkranz
Omaha Doctor Breeds Wingless Chickens for Eggs
After five years of experiments, an Omaha physician reports breeding wingless and nearly clawless chickens he believes will be prolific egg producers.
Notice of Election High Point Guilford NC 1931 Primary General
The High Point Municipal Board of Elections calls a municipal primary on April 21 1931 and a municipal general on May 5 1931 to nominate mayor at large and two councilmen per ward. City wide voting for mayor and councilors in both elections with designated registrars listed for wards and precincts.
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UN Board of Elections
High Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
Municipal Board of Elections
City of
General Assembly of
General Assembly
Bell
J. M. Brintle
C. L. Lewis
R. T. Stone
Secon
Municipal election rules and precincts for High Point 1931
The document lists ward and precinct registrars and judges for the civic primary and general elections, polling places, and registration schedules. It defines precinct boundaries and outlines registration periods from March 28 to April 18 1931 with additional posting from April 22 to April 28 and May 2 to May 4 for veterans and challenges. It closes with the municipal board signature of J W Clinard dated March 27 1931.
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E. M. Brown
Bell
L. J. Fisher
A. E. Futrelle
J. E. Wagner
C. R. Lanier
R. L. Davie
Silas Casey
Hunter Sechrest
Blake Thompson
Seco
W. W. Raper
K. L. Shipwash
A. Lee Gibson
H. G. Ferree
E. E B. Kearns
W. E. Snow
Hiatt Motor Co
N. Main Street
George Lowe Motor Company
Sherrod Ridg
Arthur's Pharmacy
Main Street
Wall Street
Bee Ridg
Wrenn
High Point Hardware
Davis Street
City of
High Point
North Main Streets
English Street
Lindsay Street
Jones Street
Hillcrest Drive
Farris Avenue
Farriss Avenue
North Main Street
Precinct No. 2
English and
Main Streets
Lindsay Streets
Southern Railroad
Precinct No. 3
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N. J
Arculus
Mount Vernon
Ebracio Shirt Co
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Glga Co
Moncks Corner
8. C
Ben Franklin
America
Southern School of Printing
United States
Acme Specialty Co
Broadway
Pawtucket
R. I
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Workers League
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Ntti
Jim
H. J
Care Enterprise
ALOE
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Ford
Chevrolet
Hamilton Street
West Green Street
Redding
P. H. Johnson
North Johnson
Montilieu Avenue
Clinard
N. Main St
Washington Street
Wilson Motor Co
South Main
N. Wrenn Street
Phillip Silver
Sherrod Street
A. V. Sapp
Edgeworth Street
Ed Steele
N. Hamilton
Elm Street
H. P. Furniture Bargain House
East Commerce Street
Stevenson
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Lexington Avenue
Ideal Shoe Shop
Lexington Ave
DE Bond
Story Auneure
Washington ST
Monersh
Credit
Coate
Joanne
Fox Loan Co
Commerce Street
SA State
H. L. Bunnell Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn
Southern Chemical Co
O. Awéwk
Charlies Flooring Co
Frank Hunt
Enterprise
Joe
Paul
Gray
Taylor
Woodrow Avenue
Superior Motors, Inc
J. W. Quattlebaum
Mgr
DE Soto & Blymouth
N. Main
Ragen'’s Barn
Archdale
Ragan
L. Snider
Black's
East Green Street
Bunch Poultry Farm and Hatchery
P. E
Forrest Avenue
Charlotte Street
North End
TY CO
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Wachovia Bank
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington
J. E. Suits Shoe Shop
East Washington Street
Main St
Mechanicsville
Wallace Highfill
WHITE
John L. Cooley
Lexington Society
Monthen Avenue
Asheboro
West Farriss Avenue
East Farriss Avenue
Blair Street
Montlieu Avenue
Taylor Street
South Main Street
Municipal Board OF
Tions
J. W. Clinard