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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1948
Page
4
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Chicago markets show mixed wheat with late rally on demand and steady oats and hogs. Cattle demand centers on high quality calves and yearlings, with varied prices across weight classes as buyers respond to favorable weather and harvest optimism. Oil news notes Bavaria oil searches resume after wartime halt amid meager results. House and store for sale in Bainbridge at 843 Water St with immediate possession.
Market report notes price shifts across the South and Midwest with cattle and hog trends, lamb prices, and broiler market movements. Cattle top at Montgomery and Nashville levels, hog prices steady, and poultry demand soft amid rising heat and upcoming shipments. Weather and fruit crops like peaches and watermelons also influence market activity.
Q Neil reports on Legion convention actions to petition Congress for housing and education bill support. Proposals include GI home loan market restoration and pensions for World War I and II veterans and orphans, plus a hospital in Atlanta and a Jekyll Island soldiers home. State commander race tightens as Russell brands Wallace as a threat and weighs Dewey vs Eisenhower prospects.
A reported event in Atlanta featured Donalsonville colors displayed by a C-47 aircraft. Captain Marvin and Captain Jerry led a crew of one pilot and others at a river airport audience. The military plane, tied to the American Legion posts, drew a large crowd and Brac observations.
Partly cloudy and hot with scattered afternoon showers. Temperatures and precipitation figures noted. cotton prices drift lower with Middling 15 16 inch at 36.25 cents in 10 markets, down from last week and last year. Prices for hard bushels of Hileys and Hale Havens quoted at 1.50 to 1.75 dollars. Albertas moving from South Georgia observed.
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