Local merchants listed in community directory
A dense listing of individuals and businesses appears, naming Alvin Gordon and numerous merchants and households. The fragment includes shops such as Ines Cafe, Hamm Tire & Appliance Co, Shields Food Store, Young Chevrolet Co, Stueart's Grocery, and many private residents with multiple surnames and initials.
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Alvin Gordon
Tye Og F. May
Dewey Baker
M. L. Fox
Ines Cafe
B & B Grocery
Lee Parris Hamm Tire & Appliance Co
Hervey Holt
Saner Davis
Bob White
Shields Food
Elden Steadman Young Chevrolet Co
Ophelia Bolis
Rge Frazier
Clyde Sexton
Robert Martin
Hicctateas
Loyd Kinarder
Chas Tarpley
David Frith
Grover Thompson Stueart
Market Report and Local Notices From Hope Arkansas 1899 1927 1929
Daily market and local notices page from the Hope Arkansas Star Star Publishing Co listing personnel, obituaries, donations, and advertising info along with New York cotton futures Chicago butter eggs and poultry data for March 11. Includes subscription rates and addresses.
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Chicago
U. S
Four Missing When Building Collapses in Cincinnati
Four persons reported missing after a five story brick building collapsed in Cincinnati's bottoms district. At least four injured. Sam Ostrow of Western Fixture and Bar Supply Co trapped in the basement but able to say another man nearby is alive. Fire Chief Houston ordered tunnel work through the elevator shaft as three men were thought to be in the elevator during the fall. Pearl Street undermined by escaping water flooding the basement where workers were located. Names of the missing include Wallie Teskin Ray Bell and Al Rudd of Covington Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
Pjy
Bottoms
Sam Ostrow
Western Fixture and Bar Supply Co
Wallie Teskin
Ray Bell
al Rudd
Convington
Barney J. Houston
Pearl Street
St Louis Stockyards Reports Mixed Hog Calf Market
At National Stockyards Illinois on March 11 hogs 7 500 open lower 50 cents to 1 dollar with bulk good and choice 170 270 pounds at 27 to 25 half. 270 325 pounds 26 50 to 27. 130 150 pounds 22 50 to 24 25. 100 120 pounds 19 50 to 21 75. Calves 4 500, opening trade slow but some sales of good seers 24 00 25 00. yearlings 17 00 to 22 00. beef cows down early. vealers mixed 14 00 to 28 50 with good 27 00 28 00. Sheep 1 500 opened steady to 25 higher.
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ST Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Ill
Cale
Wool Lamb Market Report From Small Sellers
Market notes indicate decks good and choice native and fed western wool lambs sold to small buyers at 24.50 to 24.75 with others not established in price.
Wheat futures hit 30-year highs on Chicago board
March wheat rose to 2.80 a bushel on the Chicago board of trade amid broad trading and wartime feeding demand. Cash wheat followed futures, with No 1 red at 2.80 and No 1 hard at 2.75. By session end, futures slipped from intraday peaks though still near day’s highs, with corn oats down and barley mixed.
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Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Board of Trade
New York Stocks End Mixed After Midday Rally Falters
New York stocks mostly fell today after an early weak rebound failed to gain traction. Steel issues rose briefly around midday but slipped, with motor stocks showing heavy selling in the late session. Trading volume reached about 1.2 million shares as several gainers remained modest. Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel plus American Airlines United Air Lines Eastern Air Lines American Can and North American Aviation are among notable movers.
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New York
Bethlehem
U. S. Stell
American Airlines
United Air Lines
Eastern Air Lines
American Can
North
Market slide props up losses for major U S stocks
American Consolidated Edison and Anaconda among several stocks at new year or long lows. American Telephone and Pennsylvania Railroad slipped as railway bonds also weakened amid a broader market dip.
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American Consolidated Edison
Anaconda
American Telephone and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cotton futures slip as long liquidation hits market
New Orleans reports heavy long liquidation dragging cotton futures lower amid weakness in other commodities. Closing prices mostly steady to down with May and Oct contracts showing notable spreads and a range of highs and lows including May 34.65 to 34.02 and Oct 30.01 to 29.43.
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New York
Commission House
New Orleans
Senate backs up on plan to regulate taxes in Arkansas
The Arkansas Senate reversed its earlier stance in an extended session to approve a constitutional amendment that would strip the legislature of authority to levy general property taxes. It passed 18-13 on reconsideration after dark and moves to the House, potentially to a 1948 ballot measure if approved. Supporters call it a move to local government while Sen. Jones argues for keeping emergency revenue power with the General Assembly.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Senate
House of Representatives
Sen. Jones
Conway
General Assembly
Ballots Destroyed in Sheriff Campaign Fight
Osceola March 11 Ballots and tally sheets from the Aug 13 Democratic primary were destroyed inadvertently in Mississippi county triggering a challenge to Sheriff William Berryman's nomination. Judge Charles Light dismissed the case as futile without the ballots, noting safeguards and possible ballot handling mistakes.
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Osceola
Jack Finley Robinson
Blytheville
Mississippi
Charles W. Light
Paragould
Robinson
William Berryman
Zal B. Harrison
Hale Jackson
Berryman
T. J. Crowder
Mississippi County
Light
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Wade Bourne
A. L. Hardage
J. S. Matthews
J. W. Amor
Velma Goss
Florence Kinley
J _. O. Milam
Carrie Rodden
O. Rider
Amos King
Carlton King
Charles Hervey
J. E. Cooper
Geo. Meehan
Pearl Holloway
Gus Haynes
L. B. Tooley
W. B. Harris
J. F. Newberry
Owen Hollis
Add Turner
Ee J. Powell
H. Webb Mommie Briant W. Young
Cc. C. Spragins
W.C. Miller
Whitlow Pango
J. Crosby
Luther Higgason
Evavens
Howard Byers
J. L. Rogers
Cox Drug Store
Robert Wilson
Milton Eason
Mouser
Ht Blake
W. Mit
J. W. Ames Jr
Mary Jo Monroe
Cc Floyd Bruce G Tittle
Tol-E-Tex Co Soars
Thelma Thrash
Orville Oglesby
A. H. Washburn
Ruth E. Calhoun
Zelma A. Mullins
Emma G Thomas
Wanda Ruggles
George Smith, Jr. Ar
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Ferrel Baker
Veda Hays O, Kelley
Pauline Tyner
Dorothy Cooley S. Sexton, Jr See
Ibison
Servisknit
Pantie
Servisknit Rayon
Tae
Alets
Hickory
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashville
Market Report
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing CO. Co
Palmer
Tex. H. Washburn
Star
Siasonan
Walnut Street Hope
Ark
A Y Washburn
Wl H. Jones
Ie W. Hosmer
Mech
Jess T Konis
Ima. G. Thomas
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
National Advertising
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Ioca
Ws Ptctpass
Edward Moody
Jack Sumpton
Jess
C. C. “Bryant
Don Pztera
Kelly Bryant Buddy Finn
Cdl
Emmet Thompson
Jim McKee
Senate
Martha Manning
Carol K
Henry Rosenfelding
Sue Terry
Henry Rosenfeld
Carol King
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Humboldt County
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