Growth and Development in Grady County Event
Judge Bell lauds Grady County growth and the Chamber of Commerce during a Cairo meeting at Davis Park. He reflects on 34 years in Cairo, the county’s farm diversification, industry, and the Chamber’s 15 year history under leaders like J. M. Hughes.
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Lee EF. Kelly
Cairo
Davis Park
Grady County Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
A. C Roddenberg
J. M. Hughes
Thomasville
Roddenberg
Frank Mayo
Vialdosta
Lee E. Kelly
Venezuela
South America
Stringer
Ansley Stringer
Gadsden
Alabama
Heas
United States
Americas
R. C. Bell
Supreme Court of Georgia
Court of Appeals
Judge Bell
Grady
Grady Couty Chamber
Commere
Grady County Sells Refunding Bonds At Par
Cairo June 28 announcement that about one hundred thousand dollars of Grady County Refunding Warrants were sold at par with three percent interest. Bonds issued to Johnson Lane Space Inc. and J H Hillsman Co. to cover warrants, first payment Feb 1 1911, full liquidation by 1969. County to switch to cash basis with pay as you go plan after refinancing. County growth linked to highway and improvements funded by state and federal programs. Commission adopts bond and budgetary control amendment per constitutional change ratified June 6.
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Cairo
Grady County
Parana
Arthur Bell
Johnson, Lane & Space, Inc
J. H. Hillsman & Co
Atlanta
Bell
Cairn
Grady County Board of Commissioners
Wib Womble
T. W. Aldredge
G. W. Connell
Walter Davis
Markets Hold Steady as European Cues Loom
New York stocks eased on June 28 while investors scanned European markets for signs of a renewed rally. Industrial shares fell 1 to 2 points, total transactions near 400,000 as a quiet session persisted. Raw sugar rose on strength in Caribbean production, cash wheat quotes mixed, and corn futures faded on crop prospects.
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New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Chamber praises Grady County Chamber leadership on fifteenth anniversary
Judge Bell lauds the Chamber of Commerce for fifteen years of service praising past leaders Hughes and Mayes. He calls the chamber a vital community asset and a clearing house for growth and civic progress while urging continued citizen support and noting its role akin to George in driving local initiatives.
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Grady County
Judge Bell
Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Hughes
Thomasville
Hughes
Marshal L. Mayes
George
GeonG State Farm Market Quotations
Market quotations from GeonG at Thomasville Georgia list produce prices for butter beans peas corn okra cantaloupes with ranges. Butter beans 60 to 90 cents peas 30 to 85 cents corn per dozen 22 cents okra 1.50 to 1.75 dollars cantaloupes 2 to 2.46 dollars per each.
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Thomasville
Georgia
Chicago
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Market Quotations From Atlanta Today
Quotations list assorted produce prices in Atlanta with Butter Beane, Squash, Okra, Peas, Corn and Cantaloups shown in ranges. Prices vary, showing market movement and unit measures for produce items.
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Atlanta
Hogs Market Prices Rise Across Southern Plants
Combined receipts at packing plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Dothan Jacksonville and Tifton show broad demand and higher prices. Quoted prices cover soft hogs from 130 up to 280 pounds with premiums for post mortem clean stock and various weight ranges detailed by plant.
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Thomasville
U. 5 Dept. of Agri
Moultrie Hog Market Report From Georgia June 28
Moultrie Georgia quotes show soft hog market with a ten cent rise. Heavies 240 pounds and up bring 5.60 to 5.75. Lighter classes list prices from 4.85 to 5.00 for various weight ranges and sows at 1.00 to 1.15. Overall, smooth hogs maintain 3.60 to 3.75.
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Moultrie
New York Cotton Futures Fall Amid Mixed Trading
New York June 28Cotton futures eased 4 to 8 points after a steady start as foreign interests sold July and rotated into nearer deliveries New Orleans brokers and locals were buyers for March and May July at 447 down 8 points October 878 off 4 points Spot middling 983 nominal
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New York
New Orleans
Cottonseed oil futures close steady with varied bids
New York June 28 cot tonseed oil futures closed unchanged to 8 lower amid 211 contracts traded. Prices ranged July 6.39, September 6.66, October 6.69, December 6.68 and January 6.73. B bid.
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New York
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Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
Viericajy Can
San Iss Vin Roller Mills
Nin Smelt & Ref
Anweonda
Atoh
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Atlas Corp
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Ches & Cho
Chrysler
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Souly Con
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Elec
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Gen Mators
Goodrich
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Greyhound
Int Harvest
Int
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Lous & Nash
Monty Ward
Nat Biscuit
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United Corp
United Gas
US Rubber
US Steel
Warner Bros
Western Union
West el& M
Woolworth
New Orleans
Market dips in New Orleans cotton futures on favorable weather
favorable weather and crop reports sparked liquidation in New Orleans cotton futures with closing prices showing net losses of 4 to 11 points. The session featured mixed quotes across front and deferred months, reflecting cautious demand after steady but soft price action.
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New Orleans
Hightow
Poultry Prices Steady in Chicago Market Report
Chicago poultry market notes live birds two carloads thirty three trucks fowls steady chickens easy. White rock broilers 17 and 22 for various classes while fryers and colored varieties around 18 to 22. Other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Flashes of Life In Indianapolis Woman Calls Firefighters
Mrs. William Preston needed firefighters to rescue her two year old son Billy who locked the bathroom door and hid behind the door. A fireman climbed a ladder and unlocked the door after entering through an open window. Ike Turlington in Fayetteville broke his neck hopping a ride after diving in a pool hurting two vertebrae and one spine jam.
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Indianapolis
William Preston
Billy
Preston
Hardy
Cottonseed meal futures quiet in Memphis market
Prime cottonseed meal futures closed quietly in Memphis Tennessee with July at 21.90 and February at 22.00 amid small sales. The report notes futures activity and price levels across multiple months.
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Memphis
Tenn
Chicago Livestock and New Orleans Oil Reported June 28
Chicago markets show 9 000 salable hogs and 9 000 cattle with higher prices for most weights while sows and weaker grades trade slowly. New Orleans cottonseed oil closes steady with July at 5.93 and December at 6.20. Cairo population projections through 1970 discussed by Judge Bell.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
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