Death Removes Mr. Taliaferro Aged Merchant
Harrisonburg jeweler John W. Taliaferro 77 longtime merchant and rail inspector died at his Valley Pike home after a heart attack. He founded his shop 55 years ago and helped develop Harrisonburg from a small town to a city. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2:30 p.m. with interment in Woodbine cemetery. widow Elizabeth Ott Taliaferro survives with children K M Livingstone and Frank O Taliaferro among others.
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Taliaferro Family Notables Linked to Local Business Duties
The Taliaferro family includes J. Walton Taliaferro a tometrist and jeweler with his father, manager of the Warren Hotel. Ralph and Julian at J W Taliaferro Sons Main Street store. George W Taliaferro district manager for Jefferson Standard Life. and Charles H Taliaferro vice consul at Merida Mexico who wired he could not fly for the funeral.
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Weakness of Grains Dampens Stocks in Mixed Trading
The Associated Press reports irregular stock activity in New York as grain weakness weighs on shares. Wheat falls about two cents near October lows while cotton softens with cereals and rubber ticks down. silver futures edge higher and foreign exchanges stay narrow. The pound opens in London at 5.13 and call money holds at 1 percent.
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Chicago Wheat and Corn Prices Update
Closing quotations in Chicago and Baltimore show May wheat at 75 and July at 75 4 percent, September 76 percent. Corn May 43 1/4, July 45 3/4, September 47 7/8. Winchester deliveries listed at 55 cents per bushel shelled and $2.75 per barrel.
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Augusta Game Warden Shoots Self in Despondency
Staunton April 18 John Wesley Todd Jr 53 a longtime Augusta County Democratic committeeman and county game warden for two years died at his home from a self inflicted bullet wound. He had been in ill health and brooding over despondency his wife Mrs Todd was away at a D A R convention and returned after his death. His son Houston found him in bed with a pistol on the floor beside him Dr Glenn C Campbell coroner ruled the death a personal safety related gunshot and no funeral plans were announced.
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