Stock Market Gains Boost in Tue Dec lender trading
The market rose as rails led gains with New York Central advancing and other majors like Santa Fe Union Pacific U S Steel and Du Pont showing strength. Volume surged and bank loans increased while several industries including chemicals and miscellaneous industrials posted firmer demand as investors grew bullish on carrier equities.
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New York Stocks Close Mixed on Dec 23
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange closes with broad activity across industries. Highs and lows appear in chemicals, autos, rail, and utilities as investors weigh dividends and earnings amid holiday-shortened sessions.
Boston wool market quiet with mixed demand
The Boston wool market is mostly quieter than last week with ongoing inquiries. Buyers seek various wools including 648 and finer western grown types, while prices show fairly steady trends. Colorado New Mexico and Arizona lines fetch 37 to 50s scoured per bag, and Good French combine lines hold around 29 to 49s on a scoured basis.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
USDA report from Kansas City notes cattle at 1,000 with steady fed steers amid light demand. three loads of choice yearlings near 1075 lbs. vealers scarce with limited sales around 4.50 to 5.50. hogs 3,500 slow with top on choice at 2.90 and most 2.80 to 2.90. sheep 4,600 with killing classes steady. top fed lambs around 5.75 and wethers near 4.45.
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Chicago grain and New Orleans cotton market roundup
Chicago grain bids show December wheat at 43 to 43 1 8, May 44 to 44 1 8, July 44 1 8 on thin trade with oats and rye quoted in limited sessions. New Orleans spot cotton closed steady, up 4 points, with 10,723 bales traded for middling 58 6.
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New York Stock Market Mixed Amid Trading
New York City financial brief notes mixed trading across key sectors. Listed movers include Gulf Oil at 26 3 4, Humble at 43 1 4, Ford Ltd 3, Newmont 14 1 2, and El B & S 17 5 8 with various fractional quotes.
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Cotton futures rally as weather limits movement in New York
New York cotton prices climbed during the day on trade buying amid scarce movement due to unfavorable weather. Locals who sold earlier bought back, pushing March contracts to 5.99 and leaving the market 5-7 points higher at close. Spot middling quoted at 6.00.
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New York
Informatory doubles in contract bridge explain strengths
The article explains the informatory double to reveal a very weak suit while testing three other suits. It covers when to rebid, how partner responses guide action, and cautions against overrevelation on two suited hands. It hints at future examples and decisions for avoiding misplay.
Ice Jam Blocks Rio Grande Near San Marcial NM
Val Verde New Mexico reports an ice jam on the Rio Grande opposite San Marcial. Traffic on the San Marcial Albuquerque road halted by ice and water across the bridge. Lawson notes limited flood damage likely. river may cut a new channel at San Marcial, site of the 1929 flood.
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Santa Fe
Five Fires In City Yesterday Spare Lumber Yard Blaze
Fire department logged six calls with five fires across the city. The worst damage struck the C L Allison lumber yard on East Seventh Street where a shed and lumber burned, lumber uninsured, loss about 700 dollars. Other fires were grass in alleys, a coal company office side scorch, a Cotton Oil Co building blaze likely from locomotive sparks, and a rooming house bedroom fire with partial bedding damage. Suspicion of arson surrounds the Allison fire and two others.
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East Third
Santa Fe
Coal Company
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East Second Street
Allison Lumber Yard
Main
Walnut
Alameda
Fewer Hunters Get More Deer and Turkeys in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports that despite a drop of about 2,000 in hunting licenses sold in 1932, the state yielded a larger bag of deer and turkeys. Deer kills rose to about 5,700 animals and turkeys to roughly 1,339, aided by a longer 22 day season. Officials estimate 80,000 to 90,000 deer and 20,000 to 25,400 wild turkeys in the state, with bears near 1,500 and about 80 bears killed last season.
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Harry Shuart
New Mexico
States Today
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Shelton Range
Watts Pleads Not Guilty In Embezzlement Case
Emerson Watts pleaded not guilty to embezzlement at arraignment before Judge Winston. No trial date set and no bond posted. Clay arrested yesterday for forging a check and also pled not guilty. Kenneth Nelson, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Nelson, remains in critical condition at 3 PM with the hospital report unchanged.
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W. C. Winston
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Kenneth Nelcn
Ernest Nelson
County Officials Set For Next Two Years In Roswell
George Foreman will be county clerk for two years after serving as district 2 chief clerk. Governor Seligman will appoint a new Fitch Judicial District judge to fill Judge Richardson’s unexpired term. Retiring district attorney Judson Osburn praised cooperation with sheriff’s office. George L. Reese Jr. to be district attorney for four years with office in Chaves county courthouse. Sheriff John C. Peck starts his fourth term. deputies Sam McCue, Lebaron Peck, and Homer Duneagan remain. W. A. Wilson and Miss Thelma McCully also to stay in office, Wilson entering his 11th year as surveyor. McCully gains statewide reputation as school superintendent.
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Fifth Judicial District
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Lovington
Caves County Court House
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Reewell
John C. Peck
Chaves County
Sam McCue
Lebaron
Dude” Peck
Homer Duneagan
W. A. Wilson
Thelma McCully
Wilson
McCully
Igen
Roswell Officials Change Over in New Year List
Chaves county prepares for a shift in county leadership as December 31 ends terms for county treasurers Harold and Mrs. W C Holland and probate judge Lake J Frazier. Harold Crosby becomes treasurer with deputy Joe Dekker, while C C Hill will serve as probate judge. New assessors are oe an P Saunders and Walden Bassett replaced by Sylvester P Johnson Sr and George Wilcox. District engineer position remains vacant. probation officer post eliminated due to funds. Miss Minna Roberson will return home. Boy Scouts area office continues. reelection bid by W C Winston for Precinct 1 police chief. County health, county physician, and nurse retained. federal job office to close. January 1 court closes for holiday but duties resume January 1.
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Minna Robertson
Columbia
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Chaves
Daniel Vaudin
Las Cruces
Chaves County
Chaves Doctors Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
At the Chaves County Medical Society annual banquet and business meeting at the Nickson Hotel, officers were elected for the coming year. Griswoul was named president, Northington vice president, Beeson secretary treasurer, and Worthington Johnson captains of discussion. H V Fall joined the board of censors to replace the retiring Buchly, with Ingal s and Bradley as the other two members. Meetings will be held weekly at Dr. Fisher's office. A large attendance from doctors across the county was reported.
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Oil Scientist W H Fry Dies After 21 Years' Work
Washington December 28 AP W H Fry 44 soil scientist in the agriculture department collapsed and died here yesterday just after completing a scientific treatise that spanned 21 years of research. On his dressing table were proofs neatly marked for the work he had devoted nearly half his life.
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W. H. Fry
Agriculture Department
Wilson Praised as Epochal Figure in Modern History
Philadelphia on December 28 AP report quotes Josephus Daniels former secretary of the navy praising Woodrow Wilson as the central figure of a modern epoch in a speech to the Democratic club commemorating his birth. Daniels cites General Smuts comparing Wilson to Washington and Lincoln and predicting universal significance.
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Jan Smuts
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