Tire listings with sizes and tubes in a catalog snippet
A catalog fragment lists tire sizes including 29x4.40 30x32 30x3 and tubes 30x31 with scattered unreadable filler text. It reads like product entries for C-10-20 inventory.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1930
Page
9
A catalog fragment lists tire sizes including 29x4.40 30x32 30x3 and tubes 30x31 with scattered unreadable filler text. It reads like product entries for C-10-20 inventory.
A miscellaneous notice lists Justice of the Peace and Notary Public services at rooms 6 and 7 11813 No Main Over Askin's Office with phone contact and after hours by appointment.
Chicago on October 15 reports hogs totals near 15 000 with direct sales up 10 to 15 percent above yesterday. Cattle and calves total about 12 500 with trade weak to 25 lower and heavies steady. steers and yearlings show varied gains and losses across weight classes. Sheep entries near 18 000 remain largely steady with lambs and ewes priced across multiple weight ranges.
New Orleans reports a steady opening for cotton futures with gains of 2 to 7 points aided by favorable Liverpool signals and the September domestic consumption of 394,321 bales. Prices rose through the morning to December 10.57 and March 10.88 before easing. midday trading held at highs with improved underlying tone as stocks strengthen.
Washington reports President Hoover met with New York Stock Exchange officers at the White House Sunday night to discuss stock market concerns. Richard Whitley and Allen Lindley stressed the talks were not revealing specifics and focused on business conditions, including short selling rumors and potential investigations.
New York Cotton opened steady with gains of 3 to 17 points on strong Liverpool cables and higher domestic consumption. Southern selling eased, buyers covered, and fresh demand came from Liverpool New Orleans and local sources. December and March futures touched 10.55 and 10.88, then retreated 4 to 5 points. Census shows lint cotton use at 394 321 bales for September vs 352 335 August and 545 834 last September. Weather report neutral. Chinese demand for cloth noted in Liverpool cables.
Ben Holden a leading Louisburg attorney is hospitalized in Rocky Mount with a bullet wound police say self inflicted for personal safety. Holden shot himself Monday after a year of ill health. His condition is critical and the physician declined to specify the wound.
President Hoover is considering attending the Yale Harvard football game in New Haven on November 22 and the Princeton Navy game on October 25, to which he has tentatively accepted an invitation.
A tentative report by the Brotherhood's Board of Temperance and Social Welfare urges five more years of prohibition and calls for financial aid. The document says a intensified wet campaign aims to block Wickersham commission recommendations and boost congressional strength.
Cotton market in Liverpool shows higher spot prices for American grades led by strict good middling at 6.45 and middling 5.75 amid sales of 5,000 bales including 3,000 American. Receipts total 14,000 with 6,500 American. futures settle October 5.54, December 5.65, January 5.71, March 5.83, May 6.93, July 6.01, with October 6.10.
The American Federation of Labor directed President William Green to protest to President Hoover over wage reductions in U S navy yards amid attacks on Secretary Adams over reclassification of workers. Union leaders called for maintenance of a high wage scale and cited widespread pay cuts in Philadelphia yard. Financial prizes at the North Carolina State Fair are also reported as Wake County wins the top county exhibit award with $400, and other counties receive prizes for live-at-home displays.
North Carolina supreme court issues nine civil opinions. In Bunn v Maxwell the court upholds a lower court decision due to procedural error in refund timing after protesting a tax, while other cases Hughes v Hewlett Sasser v Bullard Rogers v Ray Pridgen v Holeman Produce Hinsdale v Phillips Supply Co. Bunn v Maxwell and Young v McDonald are affirmed or ordered new trial as noted.
George Lott, famed Davis Cup tennis star, and Abigail Stapleford Allen were married in Elkton Maryland by Rev Edward Minor after arriving by car from Chicago and Abington Pennsylvania. Lott listed his age as 23 and address as Chicago while his bride, 21, hailed from Abington and is daughter of Ralph and Mrs Allen. The couple left for an undisclosed destination after the ceremony.
Greensboro mills White Oak Revolution and Proximity will operate on a four day week starting Monday. The three plants employ about 3,400 workers and have run three days a week since June due to improving business conditions.
Johnston County school funding and teacher counts were debated at a hearing before the State Board of Equalization. The boards of commissioners and education argued over about 138000 dollars in state aid and a Hancock law teacher quota of 426 versus 433, with a lunch recess to seek a compromise.
Mrs Keith Miller an aviatrix aiming to beat the east west record from Laura Ingalls started from Wichita at 7 15 am for Amarillo Texas Meanwhile William Gibbs McAdoo ex secretary of the treasury began a cross country flight to gauge how fast a average businessman can fly from Los Angeles to New York He left Wichita at 7 20 am after arriving yesterday from Los Angeles in 7 hours and 69 minutes
Pope Pius XI granted a dispensation for the marriage of King Boris III of Bulgaria to Princess Giovanna of Italy on condition that any children be baptized and educated Roman Catholic. Boris, Greek Orthodox by faith, vows adherence. wedding set for October 25 at Assisi Cathedral near the Madonna of Good Council tomb.
Ste Genevieve Missouri where martial law is reimposed after threats of mob violence follow the slaying of a white man and wounding another by three black suspects. Troops from De Soto and Festus surround the courthouse after sheriff Zeigler appealed to Governor Caulfield for aid. The aim is to prevent race rioting as tensions rise following the incident and the arrest of nine white men who confronted the black mail carrier Louis Ribeau.
Paul J. Barringer of Sapona Mills testified at the federal trade commission cottonseed hearings in Raleigh. He told how lending money to gins by other mills affected his mill and questioned whether Buckeye Cotton Oil and Southern Cotton Oil controlled seed prices in North Carolina. He argued the grading rule favored buyers over independents when prices were high and cited 1928-29 price spikes that forced his mill to close.
F J Sizemore secretary of the High Point chamber of commerce left Raleigh this morning to attend a joint conference of state chamber of commerce secretaries and the state department of conservation and development. The meeting focuses on attracting a larger tourist business to North Carolina.
Mrs Minnie Leonard won 750 in a municipal court jury verdict against Moskins Brothers Inc in a suit for 15000 alleging a clothing purchase turned sour when goods were removed without cause. Lily Powell Meredith was granted an divorce from T M Meredith on attor ary grounds. A later lard sale case between T M Bell and John Q Finch was being tried that afternoon.
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