Cotton market steady amid selective covering and mixed futures
New York trading reports show cotton futures holding steady with some covering after early selling. Spot prices across Wilmington Charleston Savannah and Norfolk hovered around 18 cents, while the stock market slid on General Motors with mixed recoveries in steel, copper, and petroleum shares.
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New York
York
Amery
Wilmington
Charleston
Gavannall
Norfolk
General Motors
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel
Allis-Chalmers
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Mil
St. Paul
Chicago, R. I
Pacific Ry
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Great Northern Ore
Illinois Central
Inspiration Copper
Int
Marine
International Nickel
Kansas City Southern
Ennecott Copper
Louisville — Nashville
Liggett & Myers
Reading
Bsatz
Rep
Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Sloss
Shef. Steel & Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Ptd
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Union Pacific
United Fruit
United States Rubber
U.S. Smelting ’“& Refitlig
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Virginia Caro. Chem
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Wilmington Naval Stores Prices Quoted
Spirits of turpentine rosin and tar prices listed with multiple grades. Crude oil prices shown as $4.00 and variations for different lots.
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Wilmington
Savannah Naval Stores Spirits Report
The fragment mentions Savannah Naval Stores and Spirits with figures Rosim-6 and 20. It references a shipping or storage context with numerical data, but the readable bits are sparse. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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Savannah
Rosim
Unclear OCR fragment with mixed figures and names
Fragmentary OCR text shows numeric figures and partial terms. Readable items mention amounts like 28 15 and 14 90, with scattered names or codes such as GOW and Paarl. Content is garbled and lacks coherent events or context.
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Rikiv
Sao Ka
Agusan
Second Half Opens Volley Ball Season at YMCA
The YMCA volleyball second half began with upsets as tailenders won key matches. DuVall's team took two of three from Strickland while Poisson's sextet won two of three against Payne. Fast play marked all contests with the season final to pit half winners against the first half champion.
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Seres
DuVall
Strickland
Poisson
Payne
Treasurer's December Report for Associated Charities
The Associated Charities treasurer presents December contributions from New Hanover County and multiple donors, totaling varied cash gifts and in kind support. Disbursements include Catherine Kennedy Home, secretary salary, groceries, rent for those in need, cash aid, laundry services, railroad fares, shoes, office expenses, telephone, and wood.
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Associated Charities
New Hanover County
Jessie Kenan ‘Wise
Herbert Bluetenthal
H. W. King
H. C. McQueen
van Leuven
Catherine Kennedy
HM. Sa
Deceased Carl E. Schachner Buried in Elmwood Cemetery
Carl E. Schachner a former Wilmington resident and Seaboard Air Line mechanic died at 4 20 this morning at his home 501 East Windsor street Charlotte He is survived by his wife Mattie and four children Carl Jr Nannie Martha and Helen along with his mother two sisters and two brothers The funeral will be Thursday at St Peter s Catholic Church Charlotte with interment in Elmwood cemetery
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Mr. Schachner
Baden
Germany
Mattie Davis
Wilmington
Carl, Jr
Nannie
Martha
Helen
K. A. Schachner
T. Shelby
Odelia
Joseph F
Julius A. Schachner
Charlotte
Julius
South Boulevard
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Father Jerome
Elmwood Cemetery
Several Transfers Deeds Filed This Morning in Wilmington
Eight deeds were filed for record in the register office this morning. G W Johnston to K W Johnston for 17 acres in Cape Fear Township Fidelity Trust Development Co to William Lamb Oakside lot W C Bigford to A L McNorton Hanover street Wilmington Suburban Co to W R Yopp South Third street George B Applewhite to H F Wilder Love street Roger Moore trustees to Roger Moore s Son Co 9th street Roger Moore and others to Roger Moore s Son Co Castle Haynes road Roger Moore and others to Roger Moore s Son Co 135th street
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Office of the Register
G. W. Johnston
K. W. Johnston
Cape Fear ‘Township
Fidelity Trust Development ‘Co
William Lamb
Oakside
W. C. Bigford
A. L. McNorton
Hanover Street
Wilmington Surburban Company
W. R. Yopp
South Third Street
George B. Applewhit
Timber estimates place U S standing merchantable timber
Revised estimates place the amount of standing merchantable timber in the United States at approximately 2 767 billion board feet Of this amount 1 464 billion board feet or 53 per cent of the total is in California Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana
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United States
California
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
How Henry Varner Saved Exhibitors Millions in Tax Fight
North Carolina exhibitor Henry Bran son Varner, called the Earl of Lexington, is credited with saving the motion picture trade millions by influencing Senator Simmons to block a 11-2 percent gross receipts tax. Varner, secretary treasurer of the North Carolina League of Motion Picture Exhibitors, is praised for his efforts in Washington and for making Lexington, North Carolina, famous.
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Henry B. Varner
Carolina
Exhibitors’ Trade Review
Warner
North Carolina League of Motion Picture
Percy W. Wells
Howard-Wells Amusement Company
Wilmington
Association of
Trade Review
Varner
Henry Branson Varner
North Carolina
Earl of
Lexington
Henry Brarson Warner
Lexington Dispatch
North Carolina League of Motion Picture Exhibitors
N. C
Southern Railway
Mr. Varner
United States
Ehibitor
House
Senate
Marion S. Pearce
Washington
Senator Simmons
National Capital
Mob threatens court officials in Kentucky crisis
Governor Stanley arrived at Murray to quell threats against Circuit Judges Wood and Bush amid a mob anger over the Earth case. Luke Martin, charged with killing Guthrie Duguid, was moved to Paducah as the special train stood ready to evacuate officials if threats escalated. The turmoil followed a continuance order by Judge Bush.
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Murry
Stanley
Charles Wood
Bush
Judge Bush
Luke Martin
Guthrie Duguid
Martin
Paducah
Solky's Promises Fresh Winter Suits and Overcoats
Solky's assures steady stock with no low inventory issues for winter suits and overcoats. Designed by Kuppenheimer and Strouse Bros with Metro New York preferences, the shop offers tailored, individual lines and a wide fabric variety.
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Kuppenheimer
Strouse Bros
SOLKY
Blame Bicketts Role in Coast Artillery Pay Question
Salisbury Guardsmen claim Attorney General Bickett could have ordered payment for their Wilmington trip, a point sparked by a Greensboro News squib. The Salisbury company says the pay issue reached them as official word, though they deny targeting Bickett personally.
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Greensboro
Salisbury
Coast Artillery Company
Coast Artillery
Bickett
Salisbury Company
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Jane
Yarch
Stalgiebe
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Monroe
P. W. Wells
H. B. Varner
Denton
Davidson County
Avdson County
North Carolina Press Association
Austin M. Knight
The
War College
William S. Simms
Knight
Dewey
Baltimore
Seaboard
S. C
Southport
National Forests
National Bistorial Association
North Carolina Good Roads Association
Southern Appalachian Good Roads Association
American Highway Association
Central Highway of
Beaufort Harbor
Tennessee Line
South
Southern Good Roads
Josephine LeFevre Coy
Philadelphia
Boliby Green’s Drug Store
Market Street
Admieay Anic
W.S
Seeak
Solky’s
Soley
Blame Bickett
Artilller
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