Park Board Captains, Officials and Local Notes Amid Heat
Park Board organized with Harry R Rudy as chairman and Harry McC Stouffer as secretary. Samuel Detrow appointed superintendent. Carl J Schlotterbeck named local Junior Marines captain. July 8 frost reported. summer cool. wheat yields near average with some 25 bushels per acre. Theaters host HB Warner in Gods Man and Julian sitings in The Widow's Might.
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Park
Harry McC. Stouffer
Samuel Detrow
Warner
Julian
Prices Paid Farmers Local Quotations And Supplies
Prices paid farmers across categories show declines and gains for various staples. Butter at 20 cents per pound, country shoulders 10 to 12 cents, hams 15 to 18 cents, dried apples and beans listed, young broilers 18 to 20 cents per pound, and stored potato prices noted. Montana cheese production nears two million pounds, up 17 percent from 1931.
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Montana
Bank Reopens in Baltimore After Reorganization
July 12 dispatch reports Bank of Baltimore completed its reorganization and reopened to normal operations. The Carrollton Bank in Baltimore is also noted. Names include J Sites and other listed officials. game statistics mention Crowder and Weaver with pitching and batting lines. Time: unspecified.
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John ‘J
State Bank Commission- Hane
Bank of Baltimore
Carrollton Bank
Balti
Manush
Marrixn
Cronin
Sehalte
Boeken
A. Kuhel
Sewell
Crowder
Rueselh
Weaver
Osseer
RemiGoslin
Mth
Doo
Simmons
Har Kerry
Swanson
Harrix
Croutu
Theee
Nita
Goalli
Swranson
Hans. Bett
Chicaxé
Washington
Miller
Growier
OM Crowder
Russell Aju
Umpriest Geixel
Moriarty
Vite
Boston Braves Beat Pirates For Fourth Straight Win
Boston Braves defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 3 behind Tom Zachary, who limited eight hits and kept the Buccaneers scoreless until the sixth inning. The Braves extended their streak to four straight and improved to 12 wins in 16 games, with key hits from Jordan Moore and Whit ney in the eighth.
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Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Zachary
Buccaneers
Swift
Paul Waner
Traynor
Braves
Sonra
Min
Jordan
Moore
Whitney
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O “Achray
Spohrer
Swetonic
Hort
Picinich
We Women by Betty Brainerd
Advice column entry urging a 21 year old fiancé to assert control over a clingy partner. It warns against manipulation and advises demanding a clear commitment, returning rings if she resists, and dating others to prompt accountability.
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Ash
Jelly-Fish
Tam
Dear Lovable Betti Brainerd Advice Column
A reader receives forceful guidance on handling a broken date with two suitors. Betsy Brainerd counsels firm boundaries, nonchalance, and socializing with others while keeping interest focused on the preferred partner. Betti Brainerd offers help via her New York address.
Baltimore Livestock Prices Report for July 11
Cattle gulls range 3.25 to 3.50 for good to choice, 3.25 to 3.50 for medium. Steers 5.75 to 6.00, cows 3.25 to 3.50, Helfers 5.00 to 6.25. Sheep and lambs prices show lambs 7.50 to 28.25, sheep 2.50 to 6.50, hogs varied from 4.60 to 5.20, calves 5.50 to 6.00, with other medium grades listed.
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Baltimore
Athletica Down Cleveland Tribe Opens four game set
Athletics defeated the Cleveland Indians 6 to 4 in the first game of a four game series. Roy Mahaffey pitched the full game allowing seven walks and scattered nine hits while Jimmy Foxx added three singles. Brown Connally Bean Spencer Myatt Mahaffey Cochrane featured in the lineup.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Roy Mahaffey
Indians
Jimmy Foxx
Cleveland
Brown
Connally
Bean and Spencer
Myatt
Mahaffey and Cochrane
Baltimore Grain Market Report July Wheat Prices
Baltimore grain notes show No 2 red winter wheat trading for July at 1.09 and August at 1.04 per bushel as of July 11. The garlicky domestic spot is listed with July activity and futures outlook.
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Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Susquehanna University elects first woman director
Susquehanna University at Selinsgrove Pennsylvania elects Mildred Winston of New York as the first woman to sit on its board of directors since the school’s founding seventy five years ago.
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Susquehanna University
Selioe Grove
Mildred Winston
New York
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