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Advertises Eugene permanent waves for seven dollars with phone contact 2327 and appointment availability.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1930
Page
7
Advertises Eugene permanent waves for seven dollars with phone contact 2327 and appointment availability.
Cotton prices opened lower on September 8 with October at about 11.23 and March 11.62, then recovered to net declines of 4 to 7 points after covering. Following the government crop report, October fell to 10.80 and March to 11.26, with overall activity subdued as traders awaited midday figures.
New Orleans prices opened lower then rallied as initial losses faded. October and December traded around 11.39 and 11.46 before the government crop report. after the report, prices fell sharply from morning highs, with October down to 10.80 and December to 10.98, while mid session offered slight backing.
New York traders kept the bullish streak alive as shares rose one to three points with several issues advancing more than two points. Notable moves included American Can American Telephone Kennecott General Motors Chrysler Radio Keith Air Reduction Sears Roebuck DuPont and Southern Pacific. Measured activity and occasional large blocks, plus extra dividends on Mead Johnson and Nova del Agene, framed a cautiously upbeat session amid improving steel activity in Youngstown and a seasonal pickup in merchandise demand.
Reading shows broad stocks movement with many major names listed including Anaconda Chrysler Colgate Palmolive and General Motors amid varied gains and declines. Notable figures include IBM Coca Cola Ford and Exxon with mixed performance across sectors as investors weigh corporate reports and market signals.
Liverpool on September 8 reports quiet spot cotton with price declines across grades. American strict good middling 7.39 and lower grades listed. sales reach 4,000 bales including 2,100 American with no receipts. Futures closed quiet with October 5.81 and July 6.18.
Pilot Paul F. Davis announced two new students at the Charles Kenner Flying Service aviation school. The enrollees are J. J. Garland Jr. of Parkway, a son of Mr and Mrs J J Garland, and another student from Thomasville.
Chicago market report shows hogs 35 000 with direct 13 000 and varied weights. Prices range 8.75 to 12.75 for different hog classes, cattle 25 000 calves 3 000 with top 12.50 for yearlings and 9.50 to 12.75 for slaughter cattle and weaners, sheep 35 000 with spot declines and lamb prices 6.75 to 9.35 for good grades.
A woman identified as Sadie Thompson, described as a negress, was cut on the nose early today in a street fight with another black girl near the Hoover Beamon street corner. Yow's ambulance took her to High Point hospital for treatment.
Chicago traders started the day with activity as Argentine uncertainty and Liverpool quotes supported gains. December wheat rose to 9 1/4 dollars a bushel after open gains, with corn mostly steady to higher as the session progressed.
Corrinne, wife of hotel publicity agent Harry Becker, schemes to use guest photos on the hotel bulletin page. She plans to mix in youthful pictures of women and arrange a guessing game to boost readership while gathering addresses for the project. Julia Gerard becomes a focal point as her alleged romance with Jack unfolds.
Seven men faced Judge Lewis E Teague in municipal court for parking within a block of a fire that destroyed a negro apartment on Loflin Street. Fines ranged from five to ten dollars plus costs. several cases were dismissed. warrants issued for six more. Over 100 cars blocked access as firemen worked and aim to seize license numbers.
Mrs. Melita Smith aged 36 died last night at 11 45 in Guilford County sanatorium after a two year decline. Born April 16 1894 in Randolph County she was a daughter of Jno W and Roxie Pierce Garren. Survived by husband E G Smith two children Glenn and Laverne and by her parents sister and four brothers. Funeral Tuesday at 10 at First Baptist Asheboro with interment in Asheboro cemetery. Body at Sechrest Funeral Home.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a quick two hour cleanse that works on both upper and lower bowels using glycerin buckthorn bark and saline. It promises relief from gas sour stomach and headache with one spoonful and claims a “real cleaning” of the stomach and bowels.
City of High Point invites sealed bids for a reinforced concrete and steel underpass at Ward Street to cross the Southern Railway. Bids due September 16 1930 at 8 pm. plans available from the City Engineer. Bids require 5 percent certified check and licensing as general contractor. Mayor C A York and City Manager E M Knox oversee.
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