Woodland social notes gather weekend visitors and guests
Mr Pedrea Elkins of Atanta was a weekend guest of his parents Mr and Mrs G B Elkins. Mr and Mrs J A Wynn and Graham Audrey Stanland were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Hall. Miss Susie Bennettt stayed with Mr and Mrs Ivy Bennett of Cairo. Miss Zemmie Fulford of Dothan Ala visits sister Mrs Maggie Jones. Mr and Mrs Wyatt Prince spent weekend with former parents Mr and Mrs H E Prince of Thomasville. Miss Eline Dixon left for Americus for summer school. Mr and Mrs I W Bennett hosted Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Ivy Bennett and son Vernon with nieces Reba and Nell Alexander and Mr Gene McElvin. Miss Bessie Miller hosted Sunday dinner with Mrs Eva Van Landingham. Miss Nellie Mae Harper returned from visiting relatives in Dothan Ala. Mr and Mrs Ed Morris and children spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs E V James. Mr and Mrs FB Jones had all their Sunday dinner guests Rev and Mrs L R Lancaster Mrs W A Harper and children Aileen Jr and Charlies and Miss Zemmie Fulford.
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New York Stock Letter Highlights Mixed Gains and Trades
Scattered profit taking faded as markets held firm with gains limited. Metals showed some retreat while unions and labor news aided sentiment. cotton moved forward and bonds remained in demand. Several blue chips posted fractional gains and several shares hit year highs in a quiet session.
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New York Eggs and Dairy Prices Report
New York on June 15 reports eggs at Eyes 25,865 steady with mixed colors Mediums 40 lbs 23 percent and other mixed colors unchanged. Butter 13,375 steady with unchanged prices and Cheese 121,524 steady and unchanged.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report Fails To Impress Traders
Chicago livestock data shows cattle prices down amid weaker demand with steer classes easing five to six cents, yearlings and light steers down 25 to 50 cents, most good and medium grades softer. Hogs at about 9.00 to 10.00 for various weights with 4,000 head total including 3,500 direct. holding expected around 1,000.
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Chicago
Savannah Turpentine Trade Figures Reported
Savannah data show June 16 figures for turpentine firms with Roain and Savannah entries. Reported sales, receipts, shipments, and stock levels are listed alongside price quotes and bid figures.
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Markets at a Glance Steady Totals on Mixed Oil
Markets at a glance show steady stocks and in demand carriers while rails and utilities hold gains. Corn steadies with dry weather needed, cattle limited to 500 head, hogs steady with a nominal top.
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Cotton futures steady after mixed New Orleans and New York session
In New Orleans June 15 the abbreviated cotton session closed with futures 5 to 7 points higher amid rain-impacted crops and buying. July 41.61 Oct 11.39 Dec 11.33. New York also firm on rail and Texas rain fears with Oct rising to 11.40 and close 11.36. Spot middling 12.00.
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Foreign exchange rates and poultry prices report
Foreign exchanges in New York show steady rates with Great Britain at 4.94 in dollars and 4.94 cables. France and Italy quotes uneventful around 6.59 and 8.24 percent respectively. Chicago poultry notes moveable prices across live birds, hens, roosters, turkeys, ducks, and geese with varying weights and adjustments.
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Chicago Butter and Eggs Price Report June 15
Chicago notes butter and eggs market with varied grades and scores for creamery products and firsts and seconds. New Orleans reports cotton seed oil prices with steady delistings and prime summer values across futures for June through October.
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Government Bond Prices and Mortgage Notes
New York June 15 closing prices show Liberty and Treasury issues trading with mixed figures and blanks. mortgage related issues from Federal Farm Mortgage and Home Owners Loan Corp. quoted or noted as steady or unchanged. cheese price index listed as 121,524 with no change.
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U.S
Liberty
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Home Owners Loan Corp
Hog market steady in Moultrie data
Moultrie Georgia hog market reports steady pricing with heavies 240 pounds and up at 8.00, No. 1 160-240 also 8.00, No. 2 140-160 at 7.265, No. 3 120-140 at 6.75, No. 4 100-120 at 5.50, No. 6 10-100 at 4.50 and stag prices around 6.00.
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Riots in Omaha Leave One Dead and Over Fifty Injured
In Omaha and Council Bluffs violence last night killed John Duster, 24, and wounded more than 60 including Dewey McCoy, 36, near death from chest wounds. Sheriff Hopkins urged stopping night car service in South Omaha, threatening a national guard response. ride disturbances spread from 24th and L to 35th and K streets as police opened fire.
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Omaha and Council
John Duster
Dewey McCoy
Little Hope
William Hutter, Jr
35Th
South Side
Duster
I N Law
Strikes Across Cities Prompt Riots and Tense Labor Clashes
In three days of unrest, Omaha Orp was shot to death as dozens were injured and many gassed amid rioting supporters of strikers who walked out on April 20. Freeport saw six wounded after clashes between pickets and deputies guarding a factory since May 7. President Roosevelt secured an agreement to postpone a nationwide coal miners walkout to June 30. Toledo saw threats of a general walkout by the Central labor union in sympathy with Edison workers. Milwaukee faced a milk truck bombing and thefts during a strike against two dairies. San Francisco reports federal mediation efforts.
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Cotton Exports From U S Rise in May Value Falls Slightly
The Commerce Department reports 279000 bales of raw U S cotton exported in May valued at 18588000 dollars, down from 17298000 the prior year though bales were 285000. Ten month totals reach 4175000 bales worth 284297000, versus 6769000 bales and 373067000 last season.
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Man Sought in Texas Kidnaping Incident Escapes After Gun Fight
Kirbyville officers pursue William Mahan tied to George Weyerhauser kidnaping after a gun battle near a CCC camp five miles east of Kirbyville. initial report of Alvin Karpis involved corrected by H F Malone. The Kansas G A R shows 1935 attendance drop from 19 000 to about 367. Youngster listed as H I Merrill of Wichita aged 85.
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George Weyerhauser
CCC
Here
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Jasper County
Mahan
Alvin Karpis
Malone
Karpis
Kansas G. A. R
H. I. Merrill
Wichita
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