Coolidge Farmers Busy Shipping Watermelons
Coolidge Georgia on June 16 reports watermelons shipping now. Prices are fair and likely to hold despite dry weather. News arrives of Henderson Ricks of Jacksonville Florida death, former resident. and Mrs. Jennie Collier recovering from paralysis after a stroke. Local residents include Dr. Jones, George Adams, Joe Collier fishing on lakes. Lila Brown with young girl noted.
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Coolidge
Henderson Ricks
Jacksonville
Fla
Ricks
Jennie Collier
Dr. Jones
George Adams
Joe Collier
Lila Brown
Revival Services At Ochlocknee Draw Growing Attendance
Ochlocknee Georgia June 16 Interest in the Baptist revival increases each service led by Rev J Seaborn Winn Two daily services continue through the week with the final Sunday 11 30 morning service Also notes Miss Eva Pinson ill in Weston Mrs J N Pinson called Miss Ardel Seigler to Milledgeville for summer school and other locals visit or travel including Lake Jackson Mercer Macon Milledgeville Jacksonville and Habira moves and hospital return of J R Rupp for recovery
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Ochlocknee
J. Seaborn Winn
J. N. Pinson
Weston
Eva Pinson
FP. M. Herring
R. W. McMillan
Lake Jackson
Lois Merritt
LaGrange
Messrs
Max
Alvin Beverly
Macon
Alvin
Mercer
Neal H. Parrish
Wadkins
Habira
J. R. Rupp
Cairo
Ardel Seigler
Milledgeville, Ga
Jay Dekle Fron
Jacksonville
Fla
Boston Woman Honored for Service Star Legion Presidency
Spokane June 16 Miss Lillian N Irving of Boston was named by the nominating committee as the sole candidate for national president of the Service Star Legion. National directors nominated are Mrs L P Rosser of Atlanta and Mrs F W Withoft of Fort Valley Georgia.
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Spokane
Wash
Lillian N. Irving
Boston
Way
Service Star Legion
L. P. Rosser
Atlanta
Georgia
F. W. Withoft
Fort Valley
Local Residents Attend Schools and Visits in Region
Doris Barrow of Moultrie visits relatives in town and plans summer study at Mercer University in Macon. Several families send members to colleges, Eastern Star events, and military camp at Fort McPherson. Notables include Miss Velma Kennedy earning a GSCW diploma and Mr Borah’s marriage of Nadine Murphy.
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Doris Barrow
Moultrie
Aycock
Murphy
Anna Bell
GC. W. Bell
Jay
Climax
C. W. Bell
Macon
Mercer University
Stetson Adams
Baby
Milledgeville
Adams
J. E. Gandy
Lessie Mat
C. E. Bustle
Grand Lodge of Masons
Fort McPherson
Henry Banister
G. T. Kight
Ray
Stanley Kennedy
Bernice Foster
Clyde Murphy
Pete Murphy
Florida
Borah
Velma Kennedy
Ieh
Valdosta
Berry Scoggins
Atlanta
Mathews
Sylvester
Tom Robison
Roy Adams
Daniel
New York Cottonseed Oil Prices Close Steady
Cottonseed oil closes steady with early summer yellow at 9.25 0-40. Prices for other contracts range from 9.365 to 10.90 with limited trades noted. Trading activity reported as Bates 15,600, amid broad market uncertainty.
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New York
Penn
Wig Pate
Barr Simeone
Bates
New York Cotton Market Mixed with Declines and Recoveries
The New York cotton market opened steady with small advances then eased as buyers reduced activity after yesterday’s gains. Oct and Jan prices fluctuated, ending the hour lower, while New Orleans trading showed firmer tones before a midday rally on reports of boll weevil activity and flood relief improvements. Spot cotton remained unchanged in New Orleans with moderate receipts, while the New York stock market opened with mixed advances and notable shifts in GM and other leaders.
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New York
Liverpool
London
Continental
New Orleans
Central
Eastron
Liverpool Spot Cotton Market Report
Fair demand and steady prices in Liverpool with American cotton quoted across several grades. Sales reached 10,000 bales while receipts totaled 12,000 bales. futures stayed barely steady with July around 8.85 and December near 9.96.
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Liverpool
Chicago grain and provisions price upturns on corn rally
Chicago June 16 reports sharp gains in corn driven by unseasonable cold, while wheat weakened on Liverpool quotations. Oats firm, provisions sag. Cash grain prices show No 2 hard wheat around 1.47 to 1.48, mixed corn at 1.01 to 1.02, oats 0.50 to 0.52, rye 1.18, barley 0.85 to 0.98, cloverseed 20.00 to 35.00.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Liverpool
Chicago Potato Market Sees Gains Amid Mixed Prices
Chicago reports a strengthening potato market with good demand. Oklahoma and Arkansas led losses and the Irish cobblers and bar red Irish cobblers posted prices from 4.50 to 8.75, while old stock remained firm with few sales.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New York Sugar Steady As Markets Open
New York sugar holds steady at 4.52 for spot Cuban duty paid with refined prices 6.00 to 6.20 and light demand. Markets at a glance show irregular stocks and quiet government bonds while coffee falls and grains hold. The note lists Liberty and Treasury bond quotes with fractional adjustments as of June 16.
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New York
Chicago
U. S
Liberty
Chicago Livestock Prices Report From June Auction
Chicago market data shows hogs at 33 000, slow but steady early sales with top grades. bulk 160-200 lb average 9.85 to 10.10, 210-250 lb 8.75 to 9.05, 260-300 lb 8.60 to 8.35. sows 7.75 to 8.10. pigs 7.75 to 8.50. Cattle 12 000 with steers and yearlings uneven but mostly steady. grass cows and heifers 10 to 15 cents lower. vealers steady. Best heavy steers 13.75, long yearlings 12.75, yearlings 10.50 to 11.75, bulls 7.00.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Baptist Young People’s Convention Closes in LaGrange Tonight
In LaGrange Georgia the 33rd state B Y P U convention wraps up with Dr John L Hill of Nashville and Mrs J M Dewson addressing the final session. Over a thousand Atlanta delegates arrive by special train as the event splits between First Baptist and First Methodist churches. more than 700 delegates attend since the gathering began Tuesday. A sunrise service was held at the First Baptist roof garden this morning led by Rev Walter Binns, the LaGrange B Y P U president.
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Hill
First Baptist Church
Walter Binns
LaGrange
New Orleans Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady
In New Orleans on June 14 cottonseed oil closed steady with futures and spot prices showing small shifts. Prime summer yellow at 8.95 crude 8.00 and futures for months June to December ranged from 9.05 to 9.50, reflecting a stable market outlook.
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New Orleans
Market Wrap: Grain Butter and Eggs Prices Across Cities
St Louis cash grain reports include No 2 red wheat at 1.53 and various corn values, with futures bids for hard and red wheat. New York butter holds steady with creamery extras around 42 44, eggs firmer with fresh gathered at 22 23 and storage-packed at 22 34 23, cheese steady.
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Chicago
New York
Paote Coast
Moultrie Hog Market Report Notes Swift & Co Update
Correspondence from Moultrie hog market mentions Swift & Co and a corrected note about the No. 1 hog trade. Readers are kept informed on market movements as a cautionary update from the trading floor.
Chicago Poultry Prices Fluctuate Across Spring Supply
Chicago market notes show poultry prices with broilers and springs steady while fowls rise to 25 cents per pound and geese spring 23 to 25 cents. Roosters trade around 13 to 14 dollars, ducks around 23 cents per pound in June trade.
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Chicago
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