Apples and Citrus and Vegetables in Regional Market
A historical market list shows varied fruit and produce prices including apples in boxes, cantaloupes and Persian melons, lemons and limes, oranges and pears with multiple regional origins such as Indiana California Jamaica Florida and Wisconsin. Also listed are artichokes, peppers, and tubers with unit prices and package sizes, reflecting a bustling commission row market.
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Indiana
Jenethan
Grimes
Casaba
Gracent Nichons
Ornia
Jamaica
Florida
Feshergranatie
Bosc
Anjo
Bears Pound Grain Prices Down Slightly
United Press reports bearish sentiment on the Board of Trade with wheat fractions lower and corn and oats weaker or steady. December and March wheat faced heavy selling while Argentine rain offset weakness. Liverpool and December versus May activity shaped corn, and a late rally occurred despite season’s largest receipts amid Iowa and Nebraska weather forecasts.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Argentina
Liverpool
Iowa
Nebraska
Ending final adjustments in radio schedules at WFBM
WFBM announces broadcasting hours through the week with daytime 1050 kilocycles at 285.6 watts and night hours limited by other stations on 1230 kilocycles 500 watts. NBC musical comedy The Red Mill features Jessica Dragonette and Colin O More this Saturday at 8. Also Crosley Gembox orchestra and King Nutcracker air Sunday at 9 15 p m with Helene Kessing Ida Blackson and Mary Alice Cheney among performers.
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WCWK
Ft. Wayne
WSBT
South Bend
WFBM
WLW
Crosley Gembox
Tschaikowsky
Helene Kessing
Ida Blackson
Mary Alice Cheney
William C. Stoess
Crosley Stations
Gembox Orchestra
Stock Market Rallies Despite 10 Percent Call Money Dip
New York stocks closed strong after late-session gains while earlier declines were spurred by 10 per cent call money and a cautious mood. Radio Corp fell from Wednesday’s high, GM slid past 212, and speculative names led losses though New York Central and Pennsylvania rose to new highs amid active turnover.
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United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Marconi
Radio Corporation
Wright Aero
General Motors
Yellow Truck
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
New York and Western Market Hogs and Cattle Report
Markets show mixed receipts across cities led by hogs and cattle with varying price tones. Reports list weights from 90 to 350 pounds and prices ranging roughly from 6.25 to 17.50 per hundredweight, noting steadier or firmer trends in several regions. Major entries include New York Chicago Buffalo Cincinnati Cleveland and Cincinnati price spreads and commodity categories.
New Arrivals Send Porkers Lower Today at Stockyards
Heavy receipts forced hog prices down at the Union Stockyards with 17 000 new arrivals and 304 holdovers. Bulk hogs 170 to 300 pounds sold around 8.75 to 8.85, top loads 8.85. Beef steers active, 12.25 to 14.70, cattle 1 300, calves 600. Sheep receipts 800, fat lambs 13.75, fat ewes 4 to 6.40. Chicago hogs 35 000, bids 8.80 to 8.85 for choice 190 to 200 pounds. cattle 10 000, sheep 20 000.
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Byeas
ICAGO
United Press
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Rai
Balt & Ree Ac
Ohio
West
A Hudson
Kan City
Pennith
Mo Pac Pfd
C& NY
Central
Nor
Norfolk & West
Cnnsylvania
Southern
Gontiarn Pac
Neeee
Texas
Unionacific
Wales
Maryland
Goodrich
Unitedates
M Steel
Neral Ec
Ro& T
Bosch Mag
Biedler Nseeee
Ler Corp
Aneral Motors
Meidson . AG
Ack Motors
artin-Parry
Motor Wheel
Ackard
Peerless
Eee
Erce Arrow
Udebaker” Cor
Stew Warner
Aton
Linin
Fotor
Y & Rig
Calumet & ‘Arie
Cerro de Pasco
Greene
Chile
Inspiration Cop
Intei Bassas
Kennacate Ope
Evei i Sa
Marland Ai
Phillis
Royal Dutch
Simms Petah
Weceipts
Texas Corps
White Eagle Idustrials
Allied Chemelal
Armour Aoner
Ska
Fatety Raz
Curtiss
Famous Players
Ates
Int Harvester
Loews
Kelvinator
Ward
Montgon
A E
Owens Bottle
Radio Keith Radio Cor
Rem Rand
Sears Roebuck
Union Carbide
Ictor
Univ Pine
iUs Mace Alco
Austin Nichols
Fleischmann
Sumatra
Con Oi TS Baig & Eye
Union
Chicago
Radio Hour to Feature Davis Jagel in Atwater Kent Broadcast
Two young American singers born since radio began will headline the Atwater Kent hour Sunday night. Agnes Davis, lyric soprano from Colorado Springs, and Frederick Jagel, Brooklyn tenor from the Metropolitan Opera, will perform with a Met cast in a program broadcast by NBC and affiliated stations. Miss Davis is the 1927 national radio audition winner and studied on a scholarship from the Atwater Kent foundation. Jagel’s audition occurred unexpectedly in a Brooklyn church where Samuel Eisemann discovered him. The Atwater Kent radio hour presents world renowned singers each Sunday at 9 15 p m. over NBC and associated stations.
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Atwater Kent
West
Agnes Davis
Colorado Springs
Frederick Jagel
Brooklyn
Metropolitan Opera
Miss Davis
Atwater Kent Foundation
Jagel
Samuel Eisemann
Atwater Kent Radio Hour
National Broadcasting Company
Associated Stations
Radio Broadcasts Highlight Weekend Musical Offerings
The De Forest Audions present excerpts from The Mikado on CBS Sunday at 9. The Majestic's Two Black Crows reveal an oysters weakness in a Sunday 8 p.m. CBS show. Lucky Strike dance orchestra airs Irish dance tunes Saturday 9 p.m. on NBC. listings include WEAF NBC National Symphony 1:00 p.m., Philco light opera 8:00 p.m., and Melodrama 9:15 p.m. Tschaikowsky symphony by United Symphony Sunday 2 p.m. Gounod Mass in Cathedral hour Sunday 3 p.m. Details note broadcasts by NBC and Columbia across multiple time slots.
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The
de Forest Audions
Columbia Broadcasting System
Majestic
Black Crows
Oysters
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
NBC
Kathleen Mavourneen
Mother Macree
George Whites
WEAF
National Symphony Orchestra
Weafinbc
Lucky Strike Orchestra
WJZ
Atwater Kent
Roxy Symphony
Collier
Columbia Network
Symphonic
la Palma
Moran and Mack
WGN Chicago
Ee Ee
Philadelta
Symphony Orchestra
WCCO
Mpls
St. Paul
Minneapolis Symphony
Banks and Exchange Figures From New York and Chicago
Daily and month bank clearings and debits reported for New York and Chicago with balances at Federal Reserve banks. Treasury and customs figures show November net finance and customs receipts. Foreign exchange markets close steady with major currencies listed and rates cited.
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NEW York Statement
EW York
Clearing House
Federal Serve
Stock Market Drift Amid Vast Trading Volume
In New York on November 30 the Stock Market by Thomson McKinnon notes enormous daily turnover and widespread speculation. The piece warns that many stocks are priced above real value and urges investors to hold substantial cash as a potential market correction looms.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Exchange Seats Hit Record Price in New York
United Press reports a stock exchange seat sold for 580000, a new high after a 5000 increase from the prior sale. Arrangements for a curb exchange membership reached 170000, up 5000 to a record, with last year’s stock exchange seat at 575000.
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United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
NEW Ork
Curb Exchange
Cotton Market Mixed as Cables Support Fades
In New York the cotton market showed little progress with early gains around 10 points, then pulled back. Traders await the final government report of the year next week and expect mixed sentiment as some fear short-term profits while others remain bullish on longer price trends.
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Thompson & McKinnon
New York
Produce Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Poultry and Produce
Market notes detail butter, eggs, and poultry prices with regionally varying quotes. Entries list creamery butter, representatives of eggs at wholesale, and assorted fowl prices alongside potatoes and New York and Wisconsin dairy product references. Strong entities include Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Green Mountain, with price notes in cents per pound and per bushel.
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United Press le
Siesa Negar Poultry
Reese
Ohio
Cork
Bet Aen
Nylaconsin
Minnesota
Green Mountain
Peaches Browning May Appear in Broadway Play
United Press reports Peaches Browning may join the Broadway production The Squealer as a character and singer in a cabaret scene. Producer Jack Linder hopes to sign Frances Heenan for a role and for several songs in act three after her vaudeville career following separation from Daddy Browning.
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United Preas
New York
Peaches” Browning
Jack Linder
the Squealer
Linder
Frances Heenan
Peaches
Browning
Grain price quotes at Wagon Wheat City elevators
Local elevators in Wagon Wheat City list No 2 red wheat at 1.30 dollars per bushel and No 2 hard at 1.09 dollars. Prices reflect current market quotes and may vary by location within the city.
Cash grain close reports from Chicago and Toledo
Chicago cash grain closes show No 1 hard wheat at 1.20 plus, No 2 at 1.1944, No 3 at 1.18, with various No 4 and No 5 lots and oat and barley prices listed. primary receipts reach 3.003 million bushels for wheat and 3.1 million for corn, among others. Toledo cash grain close notes No 2 wheat at 1.344, old corn at 2.65, new at 2. Butter at 49 1/2, eggs at 48, hay at 130 per hundredweight.
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United Press
Chicago
Nuteatec
Timothyss
Toledo
Collage area obituaries and hospital notes fragment
A reader text fragment lists multiple households and names with addresses and hospital affiliations. Included are entries for hospitals in Coleman and Methodist systems, plus mentions of twins, illnesses, and deaths, though many words are garbled. The partial records reference people like Rodney and Ruthucas and Ruth Wittycombe, and conditions such as meningitis and arteriosclerosis.
Dial Twisters Radio Schedule Fragments
Central time radio grid lists NBC WJZ WEAF and others with programs from 6:00 pm through 11:00 pm including National Symphony, Lucky Strike Dance Hour, Antarctica broadcast, Lombardo ensembles, and Indianapolis and Chicago station lineups with various orchestras, plays, and concerts.
Bus Permits Sought to Extend Illinois Lines to New Cities
Clarence E Cummings of Indianapolis seeks PSC approval to extend his Bedford to Seymour bus route to Greensburg. Pete Argenta of the Blue Bird Junior Bus Co requests a Vincennes to Bicknell line via state Road 67. Greyhound Lines requests a Warsaw to Plymouth service with Bourdon and intermediate stops.
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Clarence E. Cummings
Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
Bedford
Seymour
Greensburg
Pete Argenta
Blue Bird Junior Bus Company
Vincennes
Bicknell
Grayhound Lines Inc
Warsaw
Plymouth
Bourdon
Poisoner Heir to Big Estate Worth $700,000
United Press reports Mrs. Florence E. Maybrick, once linked to a poison murder in England, may inherit a $700,000 estate. a Paris lawyer seeks contact as she reportedly lives in Florida. The 1889 Liverpool verdict once sentenced her to death but commuted her sentence, and she later returned to the United States with residences listed in New York Chicago near Norfolk and Florida.
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United Press Pytendon
Florence E. Maybrick
England
Paris
Maybrick
Florida
Liverpool
James Maybrick
United States
New York
Chicago
Norfolk
Shortemeier to enter general law practice after secretary term
Frederick E. Shortemeier, who retires Saturday as secretary of state, announces entry into general law practice. He becomes senior member of Shortemeier Eby and Wood with offices in the Guaranty building, Indianapolis counsel for Indiana Limestone Company in the Bedford district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Shortemeier
Shortemeier
Shortemeier, Eby and Wood
Guaranty Building
Robert K. Eby
William H. Remy
Joseph G. Wood
Schortemeier
Indianapolis
Indiana Limestone Company
Bedford
Gymnasts in Meeting Close Union Session Today
The closing program of the annual convention of physical directors will be held today at the Athenaeum. Addresses and physical culture demonstrations will mark the session under the North American Gymnastic Union auspices with Dr. Robert Nohr, a 1890 graduate, among the luncheon attendees.
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Athenaeum
Indianapolis Normal College
North American Gymnastic Union
Robert Nohr
The
Normal College
Broker Lays Girls Charges To Hysteria
New York dispatch reports Miss Wini fred Sackville Stoner filed assault charges against stock broker Robert H. Loeb after an argument about a bracelet he allegedly knocked her down and kicked her in a lobby. His lawyer blamed hysterical irresponsibility and Loeb must appear later due to Stoner’s illness. A separate British order requires stray dog tails to be measured for identity certificates.
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United Press
New York
Winifred Sackville Stoner
Robert H. Loeb
Stock Exchange
Harold H. Herts
Loeb
Miss Stoner
England and Wales
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B. Coithater Orecon
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Ohios
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Bie
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Arket
Aise Eee
Emsea
United Freeeceipts
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Life
Circle Theater
Central Ind Power Co
Cities Service
Cities Service Co
Citizens Gas Co
Commonwealth Loan Co
Ae Equitable Securities Co
Indiana Hote Co Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Service Corp
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indpls & Northwestern Pfd
Merce Loan Co
Nerta Ind
Gary
Union Action Co
Union Trac Co
Van
Union Aras
Idi van
Trac Co
Central In Power Co
Indpls
Indpls Union
Indpls Water Co
Gias
Seecee
Aoe Ene
Pub Service Co
I & E Trac Co
Man Trac
Ind Co
G & E Trac Co
Br Bevepesesces
Treasury
Treasury Treasury
Anglo America
Amer Rolling Mill
Prairie
Wees
Ohio - Vacuum Oil Mountain Prod
Ower
Salt Creek
Ettese
Durant Motors
Belatee
Elec
Ford of Canada Gulf
Ee Baking
Can Marconi
Thomson& McKinnon
Acme Steel
N. High. Low
Atlas Stores
Auburn Motors
Mercnocee Atz Bor Warner Epee Seas
Buter Bros
Stai
Bo Chi Yel Taxi
Ub Um
Decker & Cohn
Galesburg Crigsby . Oeee
la Teen “ Mart Carter
Monsanto
Kalamazoo
Kellogainstone
West Util
Nor Amer
Swift
Thompson Unit Co. Am
Uteh Radio
Zenith Radio
Aoe
Bulk
Stars of East
National Broadcasting and Concert Bureau
George Engles
B. A. Rolfe
Palais D'Or
Ben Bernie
Hotel Roosevelt
Hal Kemp
Hotel Manger
Frank Winegard
Howard Lanin
Detroiters
Red Nichols
Five Pennies
Harry Salter
Charles Fry
Peter van Steeden
Harry Reser
Jack Albin
Hotel Bossert
Johnny Johnson
Sam Lanin
George Hall
Hugo Mariani
Carroll Cooney
Jean Goldkette
Oscar Adler
Don Marcotte
Larry Brier
Dugress
National Orchestra
Symphony
NRG
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony
Eherezade
Rimsky-Korsakoi
Derftanes
Rahms
Wagner
Williamsburger Saengerbund
Fritz Forsch
United Symphony Orchestra
Nell Gwynn
Gounod
Columbia
Banks and Exchange
Frpensports
Bae Ie van Get
Tinteg Press
York
Belga
Montreal
New Orleans
Nory
Wee
Cee
AF Pimento
Ida Sc
Wisconsin Nat
Ingitt i Apo
Times Special
Rodney
Ruthucas
Ork
Robert and
Almauck
Linden
William and
Mary Settles
Cecil
Gertrude Mabbett
Eudora Jackson
Walter
Nettie Rinker
Christian Hospital
Paul and
Mary Lahr
Coleman Hospital
Anthony and
Na Francescan
Grom
Cora Winings
Coleman Aspit
Minnie
Helen Hartley
Coleman
Arthur
Gladys Whittemore
Cme
Mary Redwine
Coleman Neta
Ruth Neff
Russell
Katherine McMahan
Edwin
Nellie Demlow
Clarence
Roxie Miller
Ua Leonard
Fannie Murrell
Marale
Jess
Goldie Pierson
East
Wae
Dorothy Wagaman
John
Dorothy Camden
Olive
Borris
Maxine Young
Lawn
Della Weathers
Cobra Wise
Elsie Carr
Carthaul
Elnora Williams
Tas
Peckener
Hazel Broderick
North Reid
Francis Bills
Berthe Howson
Harry
Julia Herron
Ruth Wittycombe
Lodescia Bolen
Coleman S Franz
Ruth Robuck
Coleman Hos
Paves
Jarcer
Margaret Castle
Coleman Hos Jenneth
Leona Campbell
Dale
Jessie Horning
Parker
Catherine Ck
Eo ‘Arold
Mildred Wright
Nertinde
Tillie Carter
Roache
Arden
Emmaber
East Eighteenth
Rerusa and
Edith Beaty
John Fritts
Follette
Guiford
Oroneho
Darlington
Methodist
St. Vincent's Hospital
Goronay
Setta Eld Ahn
North Wee Sergey Ae Ee Etey v
Racramn
Josephine Burnett
Vacane Care
Obert Allen Spencer
College
August Iyfire
Guilford
NBC System
Walter Krosch
WMAQ
Arizona
W. P. Hunt
Philco
Red Mill
WPG
Atlantic City
Princeton
WRNY
WIZ
KDKA
Pittsburgh
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Omaha
Chrysler
Detroit
Broadway
WBEBM
Lombardo
KYW
Edgewater Beach Orchestra
WKBPF
Hoosier Athletic Club
A. M. Iateeniee Exchange
Indianapolis Public Iib
Bair
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Betsy Ross
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
First Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Santa Claus
Longine
Columbia Club
Baldwin Piano Company
Kenwood Tire
Edison Minstrels
Dick Powell
Charlie Davis
Sleep Tomorrow Club
Henry Thiess
Hotel Gibson
Sfield and
Lec
Sa ‘Hileo Entertainment
City
Fada and
Crosley Radios
Either Jewelry Co
N. Illinois St. Claypool Hotel
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