Livestock And Produce Markets Across Baltimore and Chicago
Maryland and surrounding states report mixed prices for apples turkeys cattle hogs and calves. Chicago market shows strength in hogs while steers and yearlings remain slow and uneven with demand narrow. Philadelphia area lists live and dressed poultry butter eggs and regional price ranges.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Chicago
U. S
Philadelphia
P. R
Local Markets and Prices Amid Mixed Commodity Listings
The page lists wholesale and retail market prices for flour, corn, meals, feed and livestock, alongside a section of stock prices. Entities include the Star, various grain bags such as 98 lb and 48 lb, dairy products, oats, and several company and stock names with quoted values. The notes reflect broad commodity trading, livestock quotes, and market fluctuations.
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Cannes
Venlestes Saaood
Cittaseneenees
Steel-led rally trims early declines in New York trading
Stock market report from New York notes steels lead a late session recovery, turning around what began as declines of two points or more. Many issues showed modest advances as buying intensified in the latter part of the session.
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New York
Wheat and grain quotations rise on Argentina crop talk
Chicago and Baltimore grain markets report futures gains as Argentine crop damage concerns spread. Wheat quotes advance with mixed months noted, cash prices listed for No. 5 mixed wheat and No. 3 to 2 yellow corn. A roundup of Dec and May positions across wheat corn oats soybeans rye is provided with regional notes for Chicago and Winchester.
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Chicago
Argentina
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester Grain
Baltimore brakeman earns commendation for quick action
G Mason a brakeman for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Brunswick Maryland received a commendation from railroad officials for his fast response on the main line near Martinsburg West Virginia yesterday. While riding the engine of a derailed freight he set flares to signal an approaching passenger train and nobody was hurt as the passenger train halted and the engine veered into a wheat field after engineer Jake Myers applied brakes.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
G. Mason
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Mason
Jake Myers
Baltimore
John Brown Murals Unveiled in Torrington Post Office
In Torrington Conn on December 2 three murals memorialize John Brown, abolitionist. Grandson Oswald Garrison Villard unveiled paintings by Arthur S Covey, depicting Brown’s anti slavery career and Harpers Ferry raid era.
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Torrington
Conn
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Oswald Garrison Villard
William Lloyd Garrison
Arthur S. Covey
Brown
Christmas Festival of Lights Planned With Home Decor Prizes
Workmen erect Christmas decorations in the business district as the city prepares to be brilliantly lit for the season. The Chamber of Commerce announced the annual Festival of Lights with prizes for the best decorated homes and further details will follow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Bell
Santa Claus Air Tour Repeats In Winchester Christmas
Santa Claus returns to Winchester hailed as the city of Christmas music. He traveled by airplane last year and will land by parachute on December 13 for the first time, then arrive December 24 at the airport to be escorted to the annual program.
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Winchester
Santa Claus
Haines
Chanters
North Pole
Stand ard Oil granted permit for filling station site
The Traffic Violations Ordinance approves Standard Oil Company of New Jersey to erect a filling station on the southwest corner of Stewart and Boscawen streets. Three 1000 gallon gasoline tanks will be installed underground. Construction to follow city supervision and a storm sewer to Town Run. Passed November 9, 1937. Mayor Co. R. Anderson. Acting Clerk Arthur M. Field.
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Best
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Stewart and Boscawen Street
Stewart and Boscawen Streets
Stewart Street
Common Council
Traffic Violations Bureau Ordinance For Winchester
Winchester adopts a traffic violations bureau to assist the court with clerical traffic case work. The bureau, under the police chief, issues and tracks written summonses, collects fines, and maintains records. It outlines penalties, hearing options, and reporting requirements to city officials.
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Police Commissioner
Police Justice
Police Department
Police Justice and
Common Council
Supervisors To Buy Equipment For Clerk Office
At Monday meeting the Board of Supervisors will award a contract for new office equipment for County Clerk C. C. Brannon. Bids were opened yesterday with at least one local firm submitting. The purchase includes filing systems for the vault balcony, land books, and a new counter top for the clerk’s office.
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Board of Supervisors
C. C. Brannon
Long Memory Sparks Reunion at Parade
Miss Louise Waddell of Eagle Lake Texas recognized Richard Alfred Tomkinson at a parade when he lit his pipe noting his hands matched how her uncle used to pose. The reunion came after twenty five years apart.
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Hollywood
Richard Alfred Tomkinson
Louise Waddell
Eagle Lake
Tex
Tomkinson
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