Eastern Star Opens Georgia Grand Chapter Meeting in Macon
In Macon Georgia on June 13 delegates to the twenty sixth annual Georgia Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star assemble for a two day session opening next morning. Grand Matron Sallie J McElroy of Norcross presides with Grand Patron G Valentine of Waycross and Grand Secretary Wattie Colquitt of Valdosta among officers present. An annual reception for grand officers is set for tonight and more than four hundred delegates are expected.
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Macon
Georgia Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star
Sallie J. McElroy
Norcross
G. Valentine
Waycross
Wattie Colquitt
Valdosta
Cotton seed crush and byproducts rise in ten months
Census Bureau reports August 1 to May 31 period saw cotton seed crushed total 6,108,654 tons, up from 5,451,173. on hand at mills May 31 reached 173,435 tons, against 56,650 a year ago. Crude oil produced 1,826,969,198 pounds. refined oil 1,553,458,390 pounds. cake and meal 2,740,437 tons with 149,467 on hand. Linters 1,018,803 bales, down from 1,028,008. on hand 122,094 bales.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Linters
Southern tennis stars enter Carolina tournament
Greenville South Carolina June 13 exceptionally large number of the souths most bright tennis stars were entered for the Carolinas tournament which began at the Greenville Country Club this morning About 71 players will take part in what promises to rank among the greatest tournaments held in the south Players here are from Atlanta Augusta Spartanburg New Orleans Greensboro Asheville Salisbury Charlotte Pinehurst Cincinnati Bishopville Clemson College Charleston Columbia Waynesville Rock Hill Chapel Hill Jacksonville Joan Temme Graves 2nd of Jacksonvill e defending champion is here as are Hop Owens Atlanta and Julian Robertson Salisbury North Carolina double champions.
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Greenville
S. C
South
Carolinas
Greenville Country Club
Atlanta
Augusta
Spartanburg
New Orleans
Greensboro
Asheville
Salisbury
Charlotte
Pine Hurst
Cincinnati
Bishopville
Clemson College
Charleston
Columbia
Waynesville
Rock Hill
Chapel Hill
Jacksonville
Joan Temme Graves
Hop” Owens
Julian Robertson
N. C
Generals Receive Promotions and Appointments by President
Washington June 13 five army generals promoted and appointed by President Coolidge on Secretary Davis recommendation Barnum and Alexander elevated to Major Generals replacing Poore and Weigel retiring for age on June 2 and August 26 respectively in today’s announcements
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Davis
Malvern Hill Barnum
Robert Alexander
Poore
William Weigel
Separate Trials Granted In Murder Case In Los Angeles
Dr. Walter Sullivan and Dorothy Mackaye faced murder charge related to the April death of her husband Ray Raymond. A Superior Court judge ruled for separate trials with Mackaye set for June 16 and Sullivan for June 27.
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Angeles
Walter
Sullivan
Dorothy Mackaye
Ray Raymond
Miss Mackaye
Dr. Sullivan
Italy Eliminated From Davis Cup by France
Rome June 13 France eliminated Italy from the Davis Cup three matches to two. Rene La Coste won the decisive match against Gisogio De Stefani 6 3 6-8 6-1 6-3 after De Stefani led early.
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Rome
France
Italy
Rene la Coste
Gisogio de Stefani
New York Cotton Declines on Rain Reports and Liquidation
The New York cotton market opened easy amid heavy selling driven by weekend rain in west Texas. Oct and Jan futures fell to around 16.76 and 17.04 respectively, with overall declines of 37 to 45 points from Saturday’s close. New Orleans spot also tumbled as rain fears persisted. The market closed barely steady with declines of 71 to 73 points in futures, while Liverpool prices remained steady to easy.
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New York
Texas
New Orleans
Louisiana
West Texas
Liverpool
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Mix in Daily Trade
Butter and eggs markets in Chicago show little change with creamery extras at 40 percent and standards around 40.14 percent. Firsts vary slightly, with values near 39.39 percent for extra firsts and 36.37 percent for firsts, while seconds hover 33 to 35 percent. Eggs hold steady with eyes at 20.14 percent and ordinary firsts about 19 to 20 percent. Storage packed extras run around 23 percent.
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Chicago
Chicago Potatoes Market Report Sees Mixed Shipments
Potatoes show weakness in Chicago on June 13 with Texas, Alabama and Oklahoma sacks bringing best bids around 4.25 to 4.50 per hundredweight. Irish cobblers and North Carolina barrels trade near 4.00 to 6.50, with few fancy sales and old stock dull as Wisconsin and Minnesota sacked Round Whites fetch 3.00 to 3.25.
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Chicago
Texas
Alabama
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago Poultry Prices Mixed On June 13
In Chicago on June 13 prices for poultry were steady with alive broilers at 19 to 21 cents, turkeys at 23 cents, roosters 18 to 19 cents, ducks 23 to 25 cents, and geese 25 cents.
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Chicago
Butter Prices in New York Market June 13
Butter in New York market shows steady overall tone with creamery grades higher than extras at 43 44 cents. Extras fetch 42 44 cents, firsts 38 41 cents. Packing remains steady with No 1 31 32 cents and No 30 similar.
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New York
New York Eggs and Cheese Prices Report
New York prices show eggs steady with fresh gathered extra firsts at 23 to 24 cents per dozen and storage packed at 24 to 25 cents. Cheese prices hold with whole milk flats and varied grades around 24 to 27 cents, average run listed near 25 to 26 cents.
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New York
Chicago Livestock Market Report Sees Mixed Trade
Chicago hog receipts 43,000 with higher packer bids 10 to 15 cents. good to choice hogs 160 to 210 pounds average 9.10 to 9.28. light packing sows 8.15 to 8.25. Cattle receipts 17,000 with fed steers and yearlings active and 15 to 25 cents higher. weighty steers scarce and demand broad for well conditioned stock. Slaughter pigs and other classes show varied prices and limited activity.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Zen
New York Poultry Market Quotes Reported
New York on June 18 lists live poultry by express for broilers at 24 to 41 cents, fowls 20 to 26 cents. dressed poultry quiet with broilers 30 to 40, chickens frozen 20 to 38, fowls fresh 20 to 29, frozen 20 to 28, old roosters 12 to 18, turkeys fresh 25 to 30, frozen 32 to 46 cents.
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NEW York Poultry
New York
Express
Wheat gains fade on rains and firm Liverpool quotes
Chicago grain and provisions report notes wheat rose briefly then fell as heavy selling followed initial gains. Corn also failed to sustain early higher prices amid rain impacts and weak follow through. Oats were irregular and provisions moved higher. New Orleans cottonseed oil prices also listed with several futures quotes.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Kansas
Liverpool
Grain market quotes from St. Louis cash grain listing
St Louis cash grain prices show No 2 winter wheat at 1.80 to 1.40 per bushel and No 3 white oats at 48 to 50 cents per bushel with No 4 white corn around 45 to 46 cents. The report notes bid prices and shipment terms for today.
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ST. Louis
Moultrie Hog Market and Market Highlights
The Moultrie hog market reports No 1 Packer and No 2 Packer hogs with roughs and price notes. Market overview lists New York stocks bonds sugar coffee holiday quiet cotton weak Chicago wheat steady corn strong cattle higher hogs rising. Cottonseed oil futures closed steady with several contract prices and a 5,600 sale count.
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Swift & Company, Moultrie
New York
Chicago
Chicago cash grain prices June report
Wheat No 2 red 1.4034 No 2 hard 1.51% corn No 3 mixed 92 92% No 2 yellow 95 44 97 oats No 2 white 49 61 No 3 white 46 49%4 rye No 2 1.16 barley 85 97 Timothy seed 4.76 5.75 clover 20.00 35.00
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Chicago
Tallulah Falls man dies after Gainesville hospital
Franklin North Carolina, June 13. De moist Hunnicutt aged 32 died in a Gainesville Georgia hospital last night from bullet wounds alleged to have come from a revolver in the hands of Ed Woodall an employee at Tallulah Falls Georgia last Saturday Relatives here were notified Woodall was jailed at Clayton Georgia shortly after the shooting The incident followed remonstration by Hunnicutt that Woodall was neglecting his duties Woodall worked at Hunnicutt s orchard near Tallulah Falls
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Franklin
N. C
Demoist
Hunnicutt
Gainesville
Ed Woodall
Tallulah Falls
Woodall
Clayton
Etheridge Faces Trial in Murder of Two Officers
Atkins Etheridge, a Jones county farmer, goes on trial in Morgan superior court for allegedly aiding the ambush that killed two Jones county policemen after a raid on a still. The case marks his second trial after a prior murder conviction and life sentence was overturned due to juror relationship concerns.
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Jones County
Madison
Atkins Etheridge
Morgan Superior Court
J. Clarke Middlebrooks
Etheridge
Jones Superior Court
Middlebrooks
De Pinedo Reaches Barcelona During World Flight
Italian aviator Commander De Pinedo arrived in Barcelona from Lisbon as part of his four-continent flight. The journey continues to complete his historic aviation expedition.
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DE Pinedo
Barcelona
Spain
Lisbon
Revival Services Begin at Ochlocknee Baptist Church
Ochlocknee Ga June 13 The revival at Ochlocknee Baptist Church opened with Rev J S Winn delivering The Fall of Adam and Eve The service drew a large crowd and continues daily with sermons at 1130 am and 830 pm J R Rupp hospitalised in Cairo for a week and H A Wall and family visiting from Hines Fla also noted recovery of C I Groover over the past two weeks Rev H P Srubbs in Meigs this week for a revival and D B Mills and daughters Gwendolyn and Elizabeth from Madison attended
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Ochlocknee
the Baptist Church
J. Searborn Winn
Winn
J. R. Rupp
Cairo
H. A. Wall
Hines
Fla
C. I. Groover
H. P. Srubbs
Methodist Church
Meigs
D. B. Mills
Gwendolyn
Itlsabott
Madison, Ls
Brookhaven Group Opposes Atlanta Street Car Fare Hike
The Brookhaven chamber of commerce petitions the Georgia Public Service Commission to cut street car fares on the Oglethorpe University to Atlanta line from seven to one fare of seven cents, arguing current rates are inequitable amid a depressed business climate. Hearing on the Georgia Power Company application to raise fares to ten cents is set for July.
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Atlanta
Oglethorpia University
Brookhaven Chamber of Commerce
State Public Service Commission
Georgia Power Company
Oglethorpe University
Buckhead
Nebraska plains hold prehistoric remains
Lincoln June 13. Professor B. H. Barbour head of the department says go west for study of prehistoric animals. He notes the Nebraska plains offer rich remains and archaeological potential for researchers and students alike.
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Nebraska Plains
Lincoln
Neb
Horace Greeley
Saya
B. H. Barbour
Department of
Nebraska claims largest home grown elephant fossil collection
Barbour states Nebraska is the best place in the country to search for prehistoric elephants and other mammals. The subsoil yields giant skeletons, and the university plans to house the world’s greatest collection of them. Remains range from tiny two foot high babies to the Eli Maibene mammoth, fourteen feet tall at the shoulder, with many species found on Nebraska prairies.
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Nebraska
Barbour
Eli Maibene
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