Chicago Markets Report Wheat and Corn Movements
Chicago market notes show wheat rising with December at 1.44 and May at 1.45, corn at 77 cents for December and 81 and a half for May, oats and rye listed with varied figures, and livestock activity described as cattle easing and hogs steady. Other markets report turpentine at Savannah steady, New York stocks irregular, and cotton prices varying across U S regions with spot New York at middling 23.20.
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New York
Bryan Elected Mayor of Moultrie Georgia
P Q Bryan won the Moultrie mayoral race with 374 votes to opponent DC G Watson 291. Council winners were W H Barber Jr C C Huber and J L Holman. Campaign had few issues and turnout was the lightest in years.
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Moultrie
P. Q. Bryan
DC. G. Watson
W. H. Barber, Jr
C. C. Huber
J. L. Holman
The Lady of the Woods Folklore Told by Wugneh Kalyb
In an early Wugneh tale Kalyb steals St. George and raises him as her own. St. George binds her in rock where spirits rend her apart.
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Kalyb
St. George
Continental Baking charged under Clayton act in bakery merger
The Federal Trade Commission formally charged Continental Baking Corporation with violating the Clayton act through its control of multiple bakeries including United Bakeries Corporation Corby Baking Company Ward Brothers Baking and American Bakery Company The complaint asserts the acquisitions lessen competition restrain trade and risk creating a bakery monopoly in bread biscuits crackers cakes and related foods.
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Washington, D. C
Continental Baking Corporation
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Huston
Thompson
John F. Nugent
Trade Commission
Continental Company
Ward and
General Baking
Nugent
United Bakeries Corporation
Corby Baking Company
Ward Brothers Baking
American Bakery Company
Continental Baking Company
Resigns as City of Thomasville and Omaha Weather Debate
The article reports Thomasville city council actions including a clerk resignation effective November 1 and bids for light plant equipment. It also covers a large Omaha convention session with politics and Mitchell’s army support, subcommittee actions, and possible stance on prohibition.
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Col
Mitchell
General Committee
Phiadelphia
H. L. Schafford
New York
Howard Savage
Chicago
John McQuigg
Ohio
George L. Berry
Tennessee
International Pressmen’s Union
Frank McFarland
Kansas
Florida
Kathyrn Browne
John J. Pershing
Adam McMullen Bose
Legionnaires
James Dahlman
Omaha
Magnolia Park
McGrew
Thomasville
Snodgrass Alley
Remington Avenue
McLean Avenue
Dawson and
Hansell
Western Union
Dawsor
Crawford
Clay
Raiford
West Jackson Street
J. B. Edwards
Chamber of Commerce
Postal Telegraph Company
Tallahassee
McLean
W. W. Alprander
Asheville
N. C
Wright
E. M. Smith, Jr
M. Smith
McDougald
Light and Water Committee
Light and Water Plant
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Thomasville Ice & Mig. Co
H. H. Vann & Son
Just
North Broad
Chicago Grain and Produce Market
Rye
Cloce
P.C
Savannah
ST. Louis Grain
Sy Louis
NEW YC
Chicago, Ill
New Orleans
Bryan
Stegall
Stegall’s Dairy Telephone
Coolidge
Gen
C. R. Edwards
Westwood
Mass
Frank Warner
Norfolk
Neb
Col. Mitchell
District of Columbia
Barnera
Junius Peyser
Air Service
Water Committee
Cay
First
Irene
Irene Castle
Miss Castle
France
Madame la Mode
Girfields
Trene Castle
Pike’s
Ings
W. A. Pringle
W.S. Anderson
S. L. Alderman
Asst. Cashier
National Bank
Thomas County
Federal Reserve System