Wheat Market Decline Amid Unsettled Chicago Prices
The report notes wheat closed near day’s lows, with Chicago July futures weak while Winnipeg prices held firmer. Cattle, hogs, and produce quotes in Richmond and Washington reflect steady to soft markets, with Treasury bonds and government notes cited in closing figures.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Winnipeg
Walbeenens
Livestock Market Receipts and Price Movements Across Cities
Baltimore and Lancaster receipts show hogs top near 9.50 with heavies to 9.00 and sows around 7.50 to 8.00. Chicago hogs steady with Friday highs near 8.50 and heavies down 0.10, sows softer. Cattle at Baltimore 400 head with veal steady to 11.50 top. Lancaster reports light steers to 10.00 for 1,270 pounds, veal near 12.00. Jersey City a slow light run with steers around 9.00 and veal up to 13.50. O Receipts total 3,000 cattle with steers and yearlings quotable to 14.75 and cows to 7.00.
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Baltimore
Lancaster
Chicago
Alves
Jersey City
Woman May Be Chosen to Take Jarman's Place
Reporters note a potential female successor to Dr. Jarman as Superintendent of Public Instruction. Possible candidates include Miss Cornelia Adair and Dr. Meta Glass, with other names from education circles and state officials under consideration by the State Board of Education.
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Associated Press
de. J. Ledesthamy
Dr. Jarman
Women’s Teacher Colleges of
Virginia
State Board of Education
E. Lee Trinkle
Jarman
Farmville
Harris Hart
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Farmville College
Cornelia Adair
Richmond
National Education Association
Meta Glass
Sweet Briar College
United States
Carter Glass
Board of Education
W. T Hodges
College of William and Mary
James Hurst
Staunton
Joseph Saunders
NJ News
Thomas Eason
Stanley B. Hall
Nashville
Fire Alarm Etiquette and New York Escape News
Fire officials urge that alarms by telephone should trigger only the needed units and not the entire force. Six Mattewan inmates escaped and headed toward New York, where their condition was not noticeable. Casual reference to Prince of Wales cigarette lighter and market notes on sheep and lamb receipts across Baltimore Jersey City and Chicago with prices and trends.
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Mattewan
New York
Chicago Cash Prices Thru Dec 26 Wheat and Grain Rates
Chicago cash price report lists grain and seed values. Wheat No 1 hard 78 3 4 to 79, No 1 northern spring 78 1 4, No 1 mixed 78 1 4 3 4. Corn No 3 mixed 62 1 4, No 2 yellow 65 1 4, old No 2 yellow 67 1 2, old No 2 white 69. Oats No 1 white 32, No 2 white 32 32 1 4. Rye no sales. Barley 35 65. Timothy seed 8.75 9.00. Clover seed 15.00 22.75. Lard 0 9 62, ribs 10 87, bellies 0 87.
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Chicago
Wheat prices in Baltimore market steady
Baltimore wheat price report shows No 2 red winter domestic spot and December at 78 cents with garlicky domestic spot also at 78 cents, reflecting a quiet trading day on Dec 26.
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Baltimore
Grain Prices in Virginia Markets on December 26
Richmond cash grain report lists wheat prices for No.2 and No.3 red winter Virginia, corn prices for various Nos and colors, and oats values for several grades. Bag lots and corn on cob are included with the same regional qualifiers.
Baltimore Produce Prices Stable on Poultry and Other Items
Baltimore December 26 report notes live poultry prices for chick young colored large size at 26 and 28 cents, with other articles unchanged.
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Baltimore
Poultry and Butter Prices In Philadelphia Market
Live poultry listing for Philadelphia on December 26 shows Plymouth Rock and Leghorn varieties with prices across multiple weight ranges. Butter prices range from 31 to 34 with various scores and adjustments noted.
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Philadelphia
Plymouth Rock
Quail May Be Made To Yield Cash For Farmer
Richmond December 26 Major A Robertson chairman of the state department of game and inland fisheries suggests quail can be made to yield cash for farmers with minimal care. He cites wealthy sportsmen paying ten cents per acre for shooting privileges on land where ten birds per hundred acres can be taken without crop damage. One dollar per hunter equals land tax in many counties. He advises three covies of ten per 100 acres and feeding birds this winter to prevent a shortage next season.
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Richmond
A. Willis Robertson
State Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
State Department of Agriculture Bulletin
Robertson
Commission
Two Veterans of The Circus Ring Taken By Death
Two veteran circus men died recently. Andrew Downie McPhee known as Andrew Downie, 67, died at his Medina New York home after selling the Downie Brothers motorized circus last spring. Johnny J. Jones, veteran circus owner, died at his winter home in DeLand Florida. Jones left a large family. three sisters survive. McPhee belonged to the Masonic and Elks fraternities and the Showmen's League of America. his funeral was at St. John's Episcopal Church in Medina.
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Andrew Downie McPhee
Andrew Downie
Medina
N. Y
Johnny J. Jones
DeLand
Fla
Downie
Downie Brothers
James Heron
Masonic and Elks
Showmen’s League of America
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Medina, N. Y
Jones
Christmas Visitors Mark Middletown Holiday Notes
Middletown Virginia records a tide of Christmas visits with Asbury College student Doris Whitehurst from Wilmore Kentucky and Cephia Clark from North Carolina among many relatives and friends in town. Local families hosting guests include the Whites, Rhodes, Gaver, Edmonson, McInturff and Weirick households, with trips to Florida and Winchester noted.
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Middletown
Doris Whitehurst
Asbury College
Wilmore
R. V. Whitehurst
Cephia Clark
North Carolina
Amy Clark
Hume
Church Street
Mary Sperry
Washington
J. S. Larrick
Florida
Louise Rhodes
Morgantown
W. Va
Dorothy Rhodes
Harrisonburg
Herbert Rhodes
Giles Miller
Bealton
George Clark
Grafton Ogden
Melvin Ogden
Pete Ogden
Roy Colfelt
Little Child
Winchester
John Shull
Alcie McInturff
Eddie McInturff
Buddie Perry
Bertha McInturff
Elizabeth McInturff
Martinsburg
Tom McIinturff
Green Springs
George Gaver
Frank Gaver
McNeer
Martha Reely
Alexandria
Maude Wright
George Bywaters
Opequon
O'Conner
Charles Henson
Roger Edmonson
Shenandoah
Carson Edmonson
W. H. Edmonson
Bertha Weirick
Frank Weirick
Limited partnership roles: limited partner as investor
In a limited partnership the limited partner is characterized as an investor rather than the general partner and does not participate in business management.
Big Speed Variation In Colorado River Flows
The Colorado River speed varies widely from about three to thirty miles per hour, changing with flood conditions and water volume.
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Colorado
Andes pass through Ecuador in two cordilleras
The Andes traverse Ecuador in two parallel chains named the Eastern and Western Cordilleras. They run alongside the Pacific Ocean, forming the country’s major mountainous geography.
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Ecuador
Cordilleras
Pacific Ocean
Will of Baker N Seabright Leaves Estate to Grandchildren
The late Baker N. Seabright's will admitted to probate names grandchildren and son Adam Seabright as heirs. $50 to Mount Hebron Cemetery and $100 to First Baptist Church. Residue split among grandchildren and Adam, with executors Harry Knight and James P. Reardon posting bonds of $9,000. Will dated November 20, 1928, witnessed by Irene Headley and Dorsey Kendall.
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Baker N. Seabright
Mount Hebron
First Baptist Church
Adam Seabright
Elsie Carr
Nannie Seabright
Gladys Lewis
Delia Collins
George Seabright
Kirk Seabright
James Seabright
Sarah
Irene Seabright
H. W. Seabright
Will Seabright
Zelma Fries
Holmes Seabright
Elmer Seabright
Guy Seabright
May Greenwalt
Ivan Greenwalt
Delta Collins
George
Kirk
James
Harry Knight
James P. Reardon
Irene Headley
Dorsey Kendall
Trade in Your OK Stove for a New Sunbeam Heater
Trade in your OK stove on a Sunbeam Cabinet Heater. The Sunbeam heats five to seven rooms upstairs and down, saving fuel if you previously used two or three fires. For a short time only, a liberal allowance is offered for old stoves. Act now before the offer ends.
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Sunbeam
Miller and Anderson on Americanism and sheriff changes
A hostile column attacks Americanism favoring the underdog and mocks courts that stay silent while lawyers insult witnesses. It notes regional power shifts as sheriffs change hands and liquor interests gain leverage.
Congress to appropriate 45 million for drought aid
The Associated Press reports Secretary Hyde asked Congress to fund the full 45 million authorized for drought relief with no food loans. Funds will cover seed, feed, fertilizer, and tractor fuel. aid will be allocated by urgency, not by state. The 6 million for forest highways and trails will also be used by need. A regional office is sought to administer the program, with existing offices in Grand Forks North Dakota and other sites under review.
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Associated Press
Ashington
O Tary Hyde
Congress
Hyde
W. Warburton
National Drought Relief Committee
Memphis
St. Louis
Federal Seed Loan Bureau
Federal Real Estate Board
Seed Loan Bureau
Frand Forks
N. D
Baltimore Wholesale Market Prices Corrected at Close
Prices for Wheat and Corn corrected at the end of the previous day. Wheat listed as 18, Corn 4.40. Also noted are short- term figures for Hogs 20 and Leghorns 18 with dates.
New Senator Frank C Partridge Named to Maine Seat
Frank C Partridge a 69 year old Montpelier businessman and lawyer was appointed to the U S senate to fill the Maine vacancy created by the death of Frank L Greene.
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Frank C. Partridge
Montpelier
United States Senate
Frank L. Greene
Maine
Norris rules out third party bid for 1932 presidency
Senator Norris declares he is not a candidate for president and will introduce a constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college. He argues a viable third party cannot form under current rules and criticizes two party control by special interests. He notes power interests and possible Democratic realignment in 1932.
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Associated Press
Washington
Norris
Nebraska Republican Independent
United States
John Dewey
League For Independent Political Action
Nebraskan
National Conventer
Borah
Idaho
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Real Ve
West
Alfred E. Smith
Hoover
Power Trust
Democratic Party
Owen D. Young
Dewey
Senate
Ruins of Town Raked for Bodies of Quake Victims
In Salta Argentina dec 26 an earthquake hit La Poma Me den in the Andes killing at least 33 with 60 injured. Villagers search debris for bodies as fears of further landslides persist and rescue teams report walls of heavy adobe houses collapsed on residents.
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Salta
Argentina
la Poma
Meden
Andes
J. W. Stone
Further Cut In Interest Rates By the Reserves
The New York Clearing House announced a third rate reduction this year for member banks deposits and time deposits. Individual deposits fall from 1 1 2 to 1 percent while deposits of other banks drop from 1 1 2 to 1. Mutual bank deposits move to 1 1 2 from 2. Time deposits up to six months stay at 2 percent.
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New York
New York Clearing House Today
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Russian Reds Use Forged Passports to Enter U S
G Agabekoff former Ogpu operative testifies before House communist investigating committee that crew service forged American passports to help Third Internationale operatives travel and work abroad. He cites a special office to fabricate documents and Moscow files of English and American papers for secret police use. Fish endorses the testimony as accurate.
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Fish
House
Communist Investigating Committee
G. Agabekoff
Ogou
Paris
Third Internationale
Moscow
Foreign Office
Agabekoff
Ogpu
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