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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
3
Lost notice seeks finder’s return of a white gold bar pin with a small diamond center and emeralds, and a small brown female police dog named Fidget with operation scars. Contact Mrs. J. H. Sweat in Ochlocknee or Times-Enterprise for reward or information.
A Macon hotel reports two odd guests causing mystery. A world traveler woman checked in with a large hatbox, left unpaid bills, and departed. hotel staff discovered only empty bottles inside. Days later a well dressed man paid the bill and left with the same empties, deepening the case.
New Orleans reports cotton prices slipping with early lows around 5.77 for December and 5.94 for May while March bids near 6.00 as traders await signs on European war debt settlement. New York securities show mixed moves as wheat steadies and stock indices gain modestly. U.S. government bonds close with varied quotes. Liverpool cotton prices show American imports bid higher late, with global demand remaining uneven.
Chicago recalls a butter and eggs price report with figures for butter and egg categories. It lists refinery specials and various grade prices, including firsts, seconds, standards, and current receipts alongside changes and classifications.
New York butter and cheese markets show mixed results on December 1 with overall stability in cheese and varying butter prices. Butter totals reach 8 522 unsettled with higher than average gains in some grades while cheese remains steady at 553 and 610 with firm tones in the market.
Hogs 20 000 mostly steady with gains for lighter weights and higher for midweights. Cattle 5 000 active. light steers and yearlings firm. heavy steers 900-1300 lb range 6.00-7.80. cows 2.50-8.75. stocker and feeder cattle 4.25-6.06. Sugar and poultry markets noted. turpentine and rosin prices listed in Savannah.
Hog prices at Moultrie market show heavies 249 lbs plus at 4.76 with No.1 160-240 at 2.75 No.2 148-160 at 2.50 No.3 120-140 at 2.90 No.4 100-120 at 2.265 and 69-106 at 2.26 Sows 2.25 Stars 2.00. New York call money steady at 1 percent, time loans 0-96 days to 5-6 months. Cotton seed oil closes steady. various futures shown. Chicago grain and provisions report contains mixed corn futures and seed prices.
St. Louis market notes show No 2 red wheat at 47 3 4 to 48 1 2 cents and No 2 hard at 48 1 2. Corn No 2 yellow 26 1 4 to 27 1 4. No 2 white 25 1 4. Oats No 2 white 17 1 4. Wheat contracts close Dec 45 5 4. May 49 3 4. July 0. Corn Dec 23 1 4. May 28 4 4.
New Orleans December 1 cotton seed oil closed very steady with prime summer yellow at 1.05 to 3.15. Frime crude quoted 2.37 to 2.02, twee 3.05, January 3.20, March 3.88, May 3.47, July 3.30.
New York coffee notes show futures for Santos and Rio grades trading with modest liquidations and varied spreads. Prices listed include March May and July with notable figures such as 5.56 5.42 and 32 for Santos, while Dees and Dee contracts appear alongside.
The Georgia Agriculture Extension Service announced a field test of organized, scientific planning of farm programs in eleven middle Georgia counties this year. The plan calls for regional farmer groups including wives and others, with new organizations to be formed at three gatherings in the next 30 days.
In Shellman Georgia on December 1 the trial of T. B. Arthur, president of the defunct Shellman Banking Company, opened after preliminaries. Jury selection faced considerable difficulty due to issues in drawing a jury.
Senator Robinson of Arkansas pledged swift Senate consideration of any prohibition repeal or beer measures when they reach the chamber after House action. Roosevelt plans a short session program on prohibition farm relief war debts and federal economy with a democratic drive to push reform. He warned of questions over Garner resolution form and noted opposition from the Anti Saloon League while LaGuardia praised the state convention route for repeal.
New City New York December 1 Charlotte Gibson daughter of social prominent Robert Gibson of Tap pan New York broke down under cross examination today at the trial of Sidney Herbert Homewood riding master charged with seduction under promise of marriage. This was her second day on the witness stand.
The Atlanta Journal reports USC and Georgia will meet in Los Angeles next season. Southern California crushed Georgia 60 to 0 last year. Schedules for 1933 are not yet announced but the game may be played in the Southern California city.
The first northbound flight on the new air mail passenger route linking Augusta Georgia and Charlotte North Carolina completed today with two planes carrying three mayors aviation officials and substantial mail. The report notes local families of the defendant and references indictments of Arthur on counts of embezzlement false entry and receiving deposits while insolvent.
Clive and Santa spend a snowy weekend away from home rediscovering love while debating the presence of Santa's former husband Dicky. They discuss finances, independence, and whether to confront the past, ending with a plan to visit Dicky the next day and pondering their wisdom.
Thomasville forecast shows fair tonight and Friday with rising temperatures. Observations note frost in Georgia and North Florida, high pressure over the east Gulf and Atlantic states, and continued fair weather with warming temps over the next two days.
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania farmer John W Hull reports seeing a hawk grab a young rabbit and fly off The hunter fired striking the rabbit which then fell about 100 feet away and Hull retrieved it The Rev Samuel Spencer confirms the tale.
Chicago December 1. Baseball commissioner Landis ruled on back salary claims. Three claims were granted, four were disallowed as the high court settled the case. Players with back pay disputes were active in the decision, with Kenesawa noted in coverage.
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