Final Report On Chamber Drive Report Tonight
A final report of the chamber of commerce advertising campaign will be given at a 7:30 pm smoker at the Commercial club. About 100 workers will attend as the drive to raise 25000 for High Point advertising nears completion with expectations of a 27000 figure. Plans focus on national circulation ads in congested northern districts and Wisconsin dairying communities.
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Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Lews
Frank Sizemore
Chamber
Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce de Clare
Charters Filed In Raleigh Certificates of Incorporation
The state secretary of state lists new certificates of incorporation filed today. Camel Drug Co. of Winston-Salem formed with 50 000 authorized capital, subscribing by Mrs Laurie E Remington Elizabeth E Smoak and Mrs W H Edwards of Raleigh. Carolina Fruit Co. of Aberdeen organized to plant orchards and sell produce with 10 000 authorized capital, subscribed by M M Johnson H A Gunter of Aberdeen and Jerry V Healy of Southern Pines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
W.N. Everett
Camel Drug Co
Winston-Salem
Laurie E. Remington
Elizabeth E. Smoak
W. H. Edwards
Carolina Fruit Co
Aberdeen
M. M. Johnson
H. A. Gunter
Jerry V. Healy
Southern Pines
Capper Urges Harmony Between Industrial East and Agricultural West
Senator Capper travels to New York to press for better mutual understanding between the industrialized eastern states and the agricultural western regions. He argues unity is essential for national policy and economic balance.
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Senator Capper
New York
Market Reports Silver New York Sees Decline
Market notes from New York on September 17 indicate silver prices slipping to 61 1 4 cents with Mexican collars quoted around 46 further details.
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New York
Chicago Poultry Prices Steady in Early Trading
Chicago market report shows live poultry steady with six car receipts. Fowls sell at 20 to 25 cents, springs 22 to 94 1-2, turkeys at 34, roosters 18, ducks 26, geese 17.
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Chicago
Poultry Prices Steady as Live Market Weakens
New York data shows live poultry weak with broilers by express 324029 and fowls by express 20429. Dressed poultry remains steady to firm with prices unchanged.
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New York
Express
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans
New Orleans futures opened with cotton prices showing a steady tone. October at 16.56, December 16.47, January 16.53, March 16.70 with May at 16.85 asked.
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New Orleans
Potatoes Market Sags Ahead of Jewish Holiday
Chicago market notes show 100 car receipts and 217 total U S shipments with weak trading and near standstill as the Jewish holiday approaches, leaving too few sales to set a price.
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Chicago
U. S
Cottonseed Oil Prices Close on New York Market
Cottonseed oil prices finished trading on September 17 in New York with early closes described as prime summer yellow at 11.00 to 13.00, prime crude at 8.86 percent, and various futures levels from September to March. Sales totaled 18,490 units.
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New York
Ealy
Chicago Produce Prices Sept. 17 Butter and Eggs Mixed
Butter prices rise with 8 993 tubs receipts and creamery grades listed. standards at 42 4% and extras at 42 43. Eggs advance with 5 281 cases received. firsts noted at 26 37 and ordinary firsts at 29 38 percent.
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Chicago
New York Dairy Prices Report Sept 17
Butter firm with receipts of 12 112 at 46 to 47 cents for extras, 40 to 45 for firsts. Eggs firm with 14 449 receipts and fresh gathered extra firsts at 32 to 44 percent, storage 38 to 39 percent. Cheese firm with 100 963 receipts and iris state whole milk flats priced 24 to 25 cents.
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NEW York Dairy
New York
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Weather Prospects
Cotton futures opened steady with October up one point and January down seven, as traders priced in good weather and a late rally from storm threats. Prices retraced after the call, with October near 16.40, December 16.55, January 16.61, and a very steady close overall.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Storm Uncertainty
The New York cotton market opens steady with declines of a few points to two points, December rising to about 16.57 as selling slows. Initial offerings are absorbed and futures end the hour slightly higher on Liverpool trade talk and storm concerns.
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New York
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Falls on Selling Wave in Early Trade
Wheat prices tumbled at the Chicago board of trade as heavy selling overwhelmed buyers. Offsetting gains from the Canadian northwest and Liverpool helped limit losses while corn slid on higher temperatures and drought fears. Oats followed suit with softening trends and provisions held near steady.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Canadian Northwest
Liverpool
Johnston Farmer Killed by Oil Truck in Johnston County
James B. Richardson, prominent Johnston county farmer, was fatally struck by an oil delivery truck driven by R. L. Spence at the Third and Main streets intersection in Wen dell. The accident occurred as Richardson stepped from his car. he was partly deaf and did not hear warnings. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Wendell
N. C
James B. Richardson
Johnston County
R. L. Spence
Cary
Third
Main Streets
Richardson
Tilden Loses Tennis Title to Cochet in Open
Cochet defeats Tilden to take the championship as Richards remains the sole American competitor in the tournament.
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Tilden
Cochet
Richards
Building Permits Totaled 23459 Yesterday At City Office
Building permits issued yesterday at the office of A B Horney totaled 23455, with ten permits granted. Read as unusually active, the day saw one story six room houses on Montlieu and Carter streets, a pair of six room Gordy Street homes, garages on Green and Woodrow, and additions including Tate Street work, with costs ranging from 400 to 4000 dollars.
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A. B. Horney
Etheleen P. Sullivan
Montlieu Avenue
J. C
C. C
Welborn
McD
Gordy
Gordy Street
W. B. Belk
Carter Street
O. P. Green
E. Green Street
Luther Kearns
Hilltop Street
Z. M. Salmon
Davis Street
Ll. F. Cox
George Alexander
Woodrow Street
R. L. Myrick
Tate Street
More Applicants Than Jobs Open in North Carolina
Raleigh report shows 999 job seekers for the week ending September 11 while 690 were placed. The Wilmington office led with 208 placements, Salisbury second with 118. Of those placed, 538 were men and 152 women.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Federal Employment Bureau of Labor and Printing
Wilmington
Salisbury
Town Talk highlights and local notes
Local groups set meetings at the Sheraton and at the chamber bureau of information for pledge payments. Sid Malloy travels by air through High Point and Martinsville. Weather records show a hot day with 94 degrees max and 56 minimum. High Point college hosts a Purple Panthers football practice against an orphanage. Fire Captain Cap'n Bill Long recovers from a prior injury while backing the Bovines in the league playoff.
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Government Weather Bureau
Purple Panthers
High Point College
M. P
Bill’ Long
Southside
Jack
Durham Bulls
Greensboro Patriots
Bill
Bovines
Real Estate Board To Meet At Country Club
The High Point Real Estate Board will meet tonight at the Country Club. Edgar A. Ranson, president of the Greensboro Real Estate Board, will attend as guest. Talks by Mr. Ranson and other leading realtors planned. dinner to follow. Large attendance expected.
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High Point Real Estate Board
Country Club
Edgar A. Ranson
Greensboro Real Estate Board
Ranson
Boxing Contract Standoff With Ringside News Wires
WEAF manager rejected a broadcasting proposal from ad sales. Harkness denied WEAF ever considering the option. Rickard said newspapers controlling radio outlets broadcast news features via press wires but would not affect his decision. He would not allow telegraph wires at ringside to carry reports for broadcast if it violates his contract.
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American Broadcasting Company
WEAF
Harkness
Wahraf
Press Association
Rickard
Investigation to Probe State Tax Payments by Oil Firms
The committee will investigate treasury and railroad records on gross production tax payments by oil and sulphur companies and extend inquiry to activities of legislators. James Ferguson supports broad state department scrutiny as Moody gains the governorship, signaling a shift from the Ferguson regime.
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Treasury Department
Railroad Commission
James Ferguson
Moody
Ferguson
Arrest of Mrs McPherson and Others Ordered by LA DA
Mrs McPherson her mother Ormiston and two others were ordered arrested by Los Angeles district attorney. Her physician says she is critically ill.
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J. P. Jones
North Main St
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co
O. E. Mendenhall
Roy C. Welborn
Wachovia
Starr Motor Co
Hamilton Street
Arly
Wall Street
New York Reserve Bank
United States Steel Common
Pullman
New York Central
Hudson Motors
al GU Be
Torres
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio
Mil
St. P
Northwestern
Ceue
Colorado Fuel
Caus
Consolidated Gas
POGUE
Sans Peu
Davison Chemical
Diogeg OG
du Pont de Nem
Foundation Co
Freeport-Texas
TOL
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott
Kresge (S.S.) Co
General Electric, New
Nor
Iron Ore
Norther Pfd
Houston Oji Oe
Int
Combustion Eng
Harvester
Nickel
Louisville & Nash
Mack Tygge
Kan
Gulf States Steel Illinois Central
Marland Oil
Missouri Pac
Packard Motor Car
Pan-Am
B” Studebaker
Texas Co
Montgomery Ward
N. Y
Texas & Pacific
Ward Baking
Westinghouse
Chekea Co
Lehigh Valley
Norfolk and Western
Overland
Woolworth
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Ws Standard
Cal
Union Pacific
Oeeavecael
United Drug
Ruppert
Wabash Fy
Ska
Camel City Line
Winston
Greensboro
High Point
Charlotte
Mount Airy
North Wilkesboro
Martinsville
Roanoke
Camel City Coach Company
Office of Building Insector
Musical Arts Club
Sheraton Hotel
Sid Malloy
Bureau of Information
North Main Street
William T. Morgan
Kiwanis Club
Garland Daniel
Fletcher
Thelekker
Happy Feed Store
Wrenn Street
Omer
Homer
Brad
Fether
Clinard Electric Co
R. R. Blackburn
Mgr
East Green Street
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