Stock market trends and commodity notes from New York and poultry
The stock packet edged into new 1958 highs as trades opened with gains across several sectors. Industrials led, with Caterpillar, Allied Chemical, UnFiied Air Lines, Paramount and BP making notable advances. government bonds were steady. Poultry demand remained fair to good with broilers and fry prices at 16-18 cents at farms and heavy trading for hens.
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YORK
Sng
Lorinard
North Hga
Hog Market Reports From Georgia and Chicago Trade Declines
Hog receipts on Thursday and Saturday across Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville total 2700 with early sales steady to up 35 cents from last week. Chicago hog receipts about 9000 with widespread price softness 25 to 50 cents lower for a broad range. North Georgia cattle auction in Atlanta July 7 shows steady demand with varied prices for utilities and cutters and calves.
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Thomasville
Albany
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
George Lardner dies in Florida after long illness
George L. Lardner 63 long associated with Atlantic Coast Line Railroad later owned a trucking firm in Tampa and lived in Tallahassee seven years He is survived by his wife Mrs Leah Lardner two step sons Mrs Jean Hancock a daughter J P Lardner brother and two sisters Funeral services will be held at St Augustine Catholic Church Tallahassee and Greenwood Cemetery Montgomery Pallbearers named. Also includes cattle market listings with prices and dealer notes.
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George L. Lardner
Oliver. Colvin
Payne St
Tallahassee
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Tampa
Colvin
Leah, Lardner
W. D
John J. Biggio
Montgomery
Ala
Jean Hancock
Fla
J. P. Lardner
Mary Stapel
Albany
Thomasville
Sarah L. Jones
Bridgewood
N. J
Laddie Lewis
Kirkin and Cray Hughes
St. Augustine Catholic Church
Father Gerrard
McDonald
Greenwood Cemetery
Noah Stegall
W. L. Colvin
Herman Colvin
James Braswell
K. P. Hancock
J D Hall Elected State Underwriter President
John D. Hall district manager of Gulf Life Insurance in Thomasville was elected president of the Georgia State Association of Life Underwriters at their 24th annual convention held June 27 28 in Volumpqua He succeeds Floyd L Perrett of Albany Hall will lead the state group and helped form the Thomasville Association of Life Underwriters now with 85 members spanning Cairo Bainbridge Moultrie Boston and Pelham The Thomasville delegation included Hall Harry Taylor R B Hiers Buford Brock Dick Ramsey Guy Dobbs Jr Robert Hartsfield and Marvin Grubs of Cairo Plans for next year call for Griffin to host the convention New Thomasville officers installed include Guy Dobbs as president R R Ramsey Luren Teate as vice president and membership chairman Harry P Taylor as secretary treasurer.
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John D. Hall
Gulf Life Insurance Company
Thomasville
Georgia State Association of Life Underwriters
Ralston
Volumpua
Hall
Floyd L. Perrett
Albany
Thomasville Association of Life Underwriters
Cairo
Bainbridge
Moultrie
Boston
Pelham
Harry Taylor
R. 8. Hiers
Buford Brock
Dick Ramsey
Guy Dobbs Jr
Robert Hartsfield
Marvin Grubs
Griffin
Thomasville Association
Guy Dobbs
Life Insurance Company of Georgia
David Sledge
J. B. Edwards Honored by State Solicitors Board
Solicitor J. B. Edwards of the Southern Judicial Circuit was named a member of the Board of Governors of the Association of Solicitors General at a Savannah meeting held June 27. George Haines of Augusta was elected President and appointed the Board members.
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J. B. Edwards
Southern Judicial Circuit
The
Association of Solicitors General
Savannah
George Haines
Augusta
Board of Governors
Small Loot Taken In Burglaries Here
Four businesses were burglarized over the weekend with only a pocketbook taken. Targets included Modern Builders Inc., 413 W. Dawson St.. Concrete Mix Co. Inc., 8t. Dawson St.. United Pawn Shop, 333 W. Jackson St.. Holland Bonded Warehouse, 316 Smith Ave. The billfold was taken from the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Builders Inc
W. Dawson
Concrete Mix Co. Inc
Former Resident Eva Bell Cochhée Dies in Alabama
Eva Bell Cochhée 74 former resident of Thomasville died after brief illness at her daughter Mrs Campbell Williams home in Birmingham Alabama. She is survived by two brothers George P Bell Holl Tex and William R Bell of Babridge and sister Miss Ruth Bell Bainbridge plus two grandchildren Graveside rites set for Laurel Hill Cemetery at 10 a m tomorrow conducted by Revs Louis Kennedy and T F Callaway Whiddon's Funeral Home in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Bell Cochrée
Thomasville
Campbell Williams
Birmingham
Ala
Daugher
George P. Bell
Holl . Tex
William R. Bell
Babridge
Ruth Bell
Bainbridge
Laurel Hill
Louis Kennedy
First Baptist Church
T. F. Callaway
Whiddon
Burglary Report Highlights Break-ins This Month
Police report weekend commercial break-ins as the only incidents so far this month. Last month saw severe business burglaries and two residential break-ins.
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Loew's
Penney (Jc
Philco
Ohio
Philip Mor
Bia - AM
Phill
Pet
Quaker Oats
RCA
Repub
Rexall
Rey Tobb
Safeway Et Byaly
Regia P
Schenley
Seab
Sears Roeb
Sinclair
Skelly O
Socony
Sou Co
Texas Co
Texas
Al's
Woolworth
D. Hall
Eer Re F. “le Perrett
Whitner Milner Sr
Columbus
Jim R. Cook
Dears
Packer Hog Market
George Lardner
Florida
Louisville, Ky
Datta
Reault Drug Store
Rexall Parizol
Mater
J.D. Hall
R. R. Ramsey
Luren Teate
Harry P. Taylor
Belk
Hudson
State Solicitors
Alabama
Good Housekeeping
Paena
Bleckley
Justice Logan E. Bleckley
Pulaski County
Bleckley County
Logan E. Bleckley
Georgia Supreme Court
Georgia
United States Brewers Foundation
Foundation
Georgia Division
Peachtree Si
N. E. Atlanta
Chatham Mills
Duraloom
Eee
Ierdsiet
Qeauy Cournette
State Pride
Famous
Beacon
Ries Od
Bob Hebren
Belimee Hudson
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