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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1939

Page

4

Cairo to Host New Feed Mill Project in Agricultural Focus

Construction starts on a 650 by 100 foot feed mill in Cairo Georgia named SQ Milling Co owned by Walter Rokskew. The plant will partner with Routon Purina to produce Purina branded feeds and other seeds, offering custom grinding and mixing for farmers. Expected operation by August 1, and aims to benefit local farmers with quality feeds and new outlet for farm products. Other notes mention local residents returning from Newport News and the New York World's Fair and various family travel updates.

Cairo SQ Milling Co Walter Rokskew W. M. Tyson Cairo Pickle Co Ralston-Puring Purinnu Tull Othe Purinn Eskew Davis Messenger

Cairo Personal Notes Highlight Summer Travel and Visits

Misses Dorothy Godwin Bettie Harvey Mabel Van Landingham Helen Sue Sawyer and Joyce McManeus return Sunday from Camp Frances Girl Scout camp near Thomasville. Mr and Mrs Mack Johnson of Miami visit sister Mrs Frank Brown. Mrs Dwight Brown and son Billy plan to join Mr Brown in Mount Vernon. Mrs Bessie Miller of Harrisonburg Va arrives to spend days with daughter Mrs Mayard Smith and family. Mrs R V Crine has returned home from Archbold Hospital Thomasville after two major operations. P M Baggett clerk of the one mouse Helen Baggett

Cairo Dorothy Godwin Bettie Harvey Mabel van Landingham Helen Sue Sawyer Joyce McManeus Camp Frances Thomasville Mack Johnson Miami Frank Brown Dwight Brown Billy J Mount Vernon Brown Bessie Miller Harrisonburg Mayard Smith R. V. Crine Archbold” Hospital P. M. Baggett Helen «Baggett

Cairo Announces 1939 40 Faculty For Schools

Cairo Ga June 24 Dr J V Rogers announces re election and acceptance of the entire 142 24 faculty for the 1939 40 term with one member not seeking re election Plans note a delayed full faculty as usual due to unsettled deficits this fall in Grady County schools including a 40000 state aid shortfall Names listed cover superintendent principals teachers and staff across subject areas and grade levels.

Cairo J. V. Rogers Cairo Schools Walter Roskew Grady Eorgit John S$. Herndon Hartwell

Baseball standings and team records from the South Atlantic region

The snippet lists multiple league classifications with team records and wins losses. It shows the Southern Association teams like Memphis Chattanooga Knoxville Birmingham Atlanta New Orleans Nashville Little Rock with their W L tallies, the National League teams led by New York Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston Philadelphia, the American League teams headed by New York Boston Cleveland Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Washington St Louis, and regional entries for Augusta Macon Jacksonville Savannah Columbia Spartanburg with varied win totals.

Memphis Chattanooga Knoxville Birmingham Atlanta New Orleans Nashville Little Rock Ginelanati St. Lanny New York Chicago Brooklyn Pittahbourgh Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Detroitee Washington St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louis

Yesterday's Results Show District Scores Across Cities

Knoxville and Little Rock tied 7 with 11 innings. Chattanooga and Birmingham 6. Pittsburgh 8, New York 7, league 7. Boston 1, St. Louis 11, Philadelphia 6. New York 6, Chicago 1, Boston 7, St. Louis 3. Philadelphia 6, Detroit 6, Washington 8. Cleveland and Augusta 6, Macon 4. Columbus 7, Spartanburg Greenville 3-3. Jacksonville 2-2, Savannah 12. Columbia 7.

Southern Association Knoxville Little Rock Chattanooga Birmingham

Ambiguous historic schedule snippets across cities and teams

A fragmented list shows matchups among venues and teams including New Orleans Atlanta Birmingham Chattanooga Memphis Nashville Knoxville Chattanooga New York Chicago Boxton Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Washington Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Boston St Louis Savannah Columbia Jacksonville Greenville Augusta Macon Columbus Spartanburg. The text reads as a draft of doubleheaders and venue pairings with typographical errors.

Lioness Encounters Man in Albuquerque Lesson Escapes

Albert Lewallen tree surgeon met a mountain lioness near Albuquerque and, after raising a hatchet and signaling with his hand, she lashed out then retreated. He climbed a tree for safety as help arrived, but the lioness had already slipped away.

Albuquerque N. M Albert Lewallen Loness Lewallen

Seeing double is OK if sleepers can pay five dollars

Passengers on trans Pacific vessels may see one ship atop another as the British steamer Sheaf Crown carries the Russian fireboat Dozorniy on its deck from New York to Vladivostok. The combined load requires cranes and cost about $3,600 for loading.

O. K Long Beach Calif New York Vladivostok

Cairo Messenger School Re-Elections Noted Across Grades

The Cairo Messenger reports multiple re-elections across grades at Cairo and Donalsonville. Names include Miss Myrice Ar line and Miss Lacey Merritt for 2nd and 1st grades, with several other teachers at Cairo and nearby Vienna and Meigs reappointed.

Cairo Myrice Arline Lacey Merritt Eleanor Wilkes Meigs North Side Grammar School Cart Masser Cadre Alvah Reagan Sth Pearl Belcher J. &. Weathers Marguerite Matthews Luise Benton Donalsonville Anna Frances Barrett Vienna

Business Women's Club Social in Cairo

The Cairo Business Women's Club met in session on Tuesday evening at Mrs W O McManeus home on Fourth street. A porch supper followed a delightful reception with attendees including Misses Clara Mauldin Pearl Belcher Carrie Wight Emily Forrester Margaret Wight Mary Hurst Miss Strickland Miss West and Mesdames Ethel Blanton L L O Kelley W L Wight Frank Massey Lottie Levie J M Clark.

Cairo Business Women's Club W. O. McManeus Fourth Street W. L. Wight Frank Massey Lottie Levie J. M. Clark

New York Market Action Ends Mixed as Gains Narrow

June 23 session shows short covering and quick buying with dwindling offerings lifting some favorites modestly. Transfers of around 4 4 0 , 000 shares mark one of the larger daily moves in recent sessions amid a slow forenoon decline and late rally. Market tone remains cautious with mixed results across stocks, bonds, and commodities including cottonseed, wheat, corn, sugar, and coffee.

New York

Expedition May Solve Lost Ship Mystery Off Cuba

Miami reports two Navy record blanks may vanish if an expedition off the Isle of Pines finds the U S S Albany wreck from 1854. Waldo Logan funds the search for the Albany as divers seek guns bell and other identifiers on the sea floor.

Miami Fla Navy Isle of Pines Cuba U. S. S. Albany Waldo Logan Chicago Albany

Green Grass Milk Promises Vitamin Boost

Oklahoma State University professor R B Thompson showcased grass green milk at the Oklahoma Poultry Improvement Association convention. The milk is made by adding special seven to eight inch grasses, clipped at peak vitamin count, to refrigerated milk.

Okla R. B. Thompson Oklahoma A. &M. College

Royal Visit Over Post Mortems Start

Victoria reports spark a post event inquiry as Mayor McGavin vows to probe claims of food and room shortages inflated grandstand prices and denied parade access for school children while steamship lines faced criticism for excursion rates during the royal visit.

Victoria B.C Iover Andrew McGavin

Georgia State Farm Market Quotations

Market notes list produce quotes from Thomasville with butter beans peas corn and cantaloupes. Prices shown include 60 to 90 cents per dozen for corn and 26 cents to 60 cents per dozen for other items. Local market rates reflect regional trade patterns.

Georgia

Packer Hog Markets Southeast Georgia and Nearby States

Combined hog receipts today at packing plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville total 1039 head. Prices steady with Thursday with most boards 5.90 to 6.00. Quotations based on plant composite for soft hogs delivered at sellers expense and off truck weights.

Thomasville U. S Hoga

Moultrie Hog Market Steady With Mixed Weights

In Moultrie Georgia on June 23 hog prices held steady across weight classes. Heavier hogs 240 lbs and up sold 5.25 to 6.40. lighter ranges and sows are listed with varying bids, while fat sows brought 1.00 to 1.15. New York cotton futures advanced on export subsidy expectations as foreign and domestic buyers pushed prices higher, with July near 9.40 and October around 9.74.

Chicago Livestock Chicago Moultrie New York New Orleans Tientsin Cecil Davis New Zealand United States Frederic W. Hinke Atatches Davis

New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise on Steady Close

New Orleans cotton futures firmed with net gains of 10 to 12 points despite liquidation. Front contract quotes showed steady closes with July at around 9.44, October near 8.80, and December about 8.56, reflecting active buying and a bullish tone.

New Orleans

Poultry Price List From Chicago Market

Chicago poultry price sheet lists five 60 trucks and category prices for hens over 5 pounds, leghorn broilers under 2 pounds, and Plymouth Rock varieties. Prices show small fluctuations with colored and white Plymouth Rock and fryers maintaining prior levels.

Chicago White Rock

Turpentine and Rosin Market Report From Savannah

Turpentine firm 24 in Savannah reports sales 30 receipts 62 no shipments stock 30. Rosin firm 527 sales with receipts unavailable and stock 282. Quotes list various grades with prices from B to X and values from 3.36 to 6.25.

Savannah

Memphis Cottonseed Meal Futures Close Steady

Prime cottonseed meal futures for 41 percent stayed steady in Memphis trading. Closing prices listed for June through January show slight moves with 3,200 sales recorded.

Memphis Tenn

Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Summary

Chicago June 3 report shows butter at 1 601 031 with steady creamery score 93. Prices for Weegs 25 830 remain steady. Other prices unchanged with centralized carrots at 22 to 23 percent and eggs steady at 23 percent.

Chicago

New Orleans Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady

Cottonseed oil closes steady with bleachable prime summer at 6.45 and prime crude 5.25 to 5.37. July 6.02, September 6.14, October 6.20, December 6.27, January 6.32. Bund bid.

New Orleans

Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report

Chicago cash grain prices for June 23 show No 2 red wheat at 71 per bushel with weevil, No 2 yellow hard 71 percent, mixed samples at 70 with weevil and smut. Corn No 2 mixed 60 No 1 yellow 50 sample 46. Oats No 2 white 32–33 sample 30–32. Barley Illinois 60–57 noun feed 85–45 nom. Rye Nov 47 No 3 47 outside.

Chicago Illinois

Orioles Win Two Rally Sees Long Streak Continue

Ville rally with a pinch hit that scored the tying and winning runs. Swoboda and Contini singled and Mueninghoff sacrificed. Swoboda scored on Ulisney’s fielder’s choice as Ulisney stole second. Morgan drove in Contigi and Alisney with a single to left.

Hatay transfer and cotton swap dominate brief from Asia

The report notes Turkey to receive the Hatay region as part of a postwar settlement and a Britain US agreement to exchange American cotton for British rubber. About 600000 bales of US cotton are involved and not to enter markets for five years.

Turkey Republic of Hatay Alexandretta Sanjak House of Commons United States

Underground 15 Days Holy Man Meditates in Bihar

A Hindu holy man on the Gandak River built an underground brick and cement cell and stayed two weeks without food or water. Thousands gathered nearby as he emerged after 15 days pale yet with a faint smile.

Bihar India Gandak

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