Cotton Market Open Days Highlight Mixed Prices at Paray
A fragmented 1930s market page shows cotton futures with varied quotes for January March May and October deliveries. The column lists price points across multiple exchanges and notes rising and falling bids amid busy trading, reflecting a volatile session with notable activity in New Orleans and New York records.
Mississippi Quiet, Yet Busy Time Shifts Disguised
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Push Probe of Hawaii Murder
Here are two principals in the investigation in Honolulu that climaxed in the slaying of a Hawaiian accused of attacking the wife of Lieutenant Thomas Massie U S Navy Admiral William V Pratt and Liewrener M dudd governor of Hawaii figure in the probe with the slaying triggering the inquiry and political fallout.
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Crump's Rise From Memphis Boss to Congress Figure
Edward Crump, longtime Memphis political power, viewed Congress as a larger Tennessee legislature as he moves to the House. Described as a reserved operator, Crump builds alliances with Garner and Curry, shaping a strong Democratic machine. His career spans city roles, state posts, and a lasting influence on Tennessee politics since 1892.
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Mrs Bead String Gift At Simsboro Social
Mrs At Tas presented a string of bead to the guest of honor at a Simsboro gathering. Refreshments of sandwiches cake and hot chocolate were served to about forty guests with Mrs Dr. Dreoot Ruston as a special guest. Try Our Classified Ads Win A New Chevrolet.
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Farmers Reap Timber Reward In Northern States
Washington dispatch reports extension forester WW K Williams says farmers in the North reap rewards from timber crops. Well managed woodlands yield posts fuel and construction timber, while neglect drains income. examples include Indiana farmer building five buildings from a 20 acre tract bought in 1900 for 4570, Iowa supplying fuel wood and 16,000 board feet, New York farmer earning 4.68 per acre annually for 33 years.
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FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms for rent Close in Phone 78 6td 1-11-2 WANTED Three convenient unfurnished rooms with both Call 772 16th 1-15 LOST Small coin purse between Garr and Evans and Lay Brothers Small change was in the purse Finder please return to Leader Office 11d 1-20 One of the first capacity houses of the season at the Metropolitan Opera House heard Lily Pons who recently returned to opera after an extended absence while on tour enmte a Twenty-eight footballs were take by Shamokin Pa policemen when their owners were caught violating ordinances governing football played in the streets
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Old Museum Sets New Attendance Mark
Chicago January 20 1931 attendance at the Field Museum of Natural History rose to 1 515 463 the fifth straight year of records. The 1931 figure surpassed 1930s 1 332 799 by 13 5 percent and extended museum outreach to over 700 000 children through public school extension and related foundations.
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