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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1928
Page
5
Classified notice blends a Rawleigh household products sales opportunity with a lineup of used cars for sale from Rich Garrison Motor Co. and a schedule of church and public notices. Includes multiple vehicle models and dates, plus service times and events.
New York June 30. Beginning Monday for one week most mills in the Cotton Textile Institute will close to curtail production. Cotton futures show rising prices with modest buying on a firmer cloth market.
Survivors Maurice McCarthy and Joe Morrill reached finals in the intercollegiate golf at Rye. McCarthy and Morrill advanced after defeating rivals from Harvard and Johns Hopkins in the semifinal rounds as several colleges competed for the title.
Stock prices rallied despite an advance in call money rates to the highest since June 1921. The market recovered about a third of recent losses with General Motors and Radio rebounding about 2 points each. Case Threshing and other high priced issues also surged as bullish sentiment grew amid midyear settlements and bank reserve tightening.
Outside of a sharp gain in Texas and Pacific which touched a record high price rails show few notable moves as traders scan for direction in a quiet session.
North Dakota voters rejected a bid to repeal the states prohibition law in the June 30 primary. Returns show a margin around 5000 votes, keeping the dry clause in the 1889 state constitution and continuing bans on manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors.
The record recalls attempts during the early days of statewide prohibition when much of the nation was legally dry and enforcement varied by region.
A shotgun assault in Richmond Virginia left 16 year old Samuel Haskins dead and his mother Nellie L. Haskins gravely wounded while Henry G. Grimmell was seriously hurt. The attacker fled after firing at the mother who answered the door.
Despite low wages for Chilean painters, American paint spraying equipment has surged in popularity. Spray systems are now used on automobiles, railway cars, furniture and ships, replacing brushes in many applications.
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