Wheat and grain prices hold steady amid overseas demand
Quotations show higher and firmer grain values with overseas demand for U S corn boosting futures. Chicago cash grain lists No 2 hard wheat at 47 3 4 cents and other grains firm as hog market strength supports provisions. Richmond and Baltimore market figures follow with varied prices for corn oats and produce.
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Richmond
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Poultry and Market Reports Inflation on Eggs and Turkeys
Washington D C January 23 Poultry prices for live hens and toms listed with per pound ranges and weights. Dressed fowls and turkeys also quoted with various sizes and regional notes. Philadelphia New York and Lancaster markets show similar movement in butter eggs and poultry with receipts and bid levels. Cattle hogs lambs and calves prices noted across regional livestock exchanges with steady to higher trends.
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U S Government Bonds Bid in New York
Government bond prices listed in New York on January 23 show Liberty 31 28 with 32 47 and a 108 4 quote in dollars and thirty seconds.
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Treasury and Liberty Table Codes Dominate New Ledger
A string of ledger entries lists Lib and Treas figures with column numbers and dates such as June and Moh. across multiple line items. The data appears as coded financial references and page positions, including totals like 110.14 and 106.23.
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Treas
Baltimore Livestock Prices Reported by C Driver & Co
Cattle prices show heavy choice steers at 4.75 to 5.00, good at 4.00 to 4.50, and lighter weights 2.75 to 4.00. Hogs listed from 3.40 to 4.20, with weights 80 to 125 pounds at 3.40 to 4.10 and heavies 3.50 to 3.90. Twelve cars of cattle on hand, market steady from last Friday.
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Satie Ae
Jersey City
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C. Driver & Co
Baltimore
Yale Institute History and Focus in 1929
The Institute of Human Relations founded at Yale University in 1929 concentrates on biology psychiatry and psychology research. It aims to advance understanding of human behavior through interdisciplinary study and scholarly investigations.
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Institute of Human Relations
Yale University
Funeral Services Held For Son of Mr. Livingood
Funeral services for Livingood Jr., eight years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Livingood of Berryville Clarke County were conducted at the Rosemont farm home. The Rev. Franklin G. Senger led the service with hymns Does Jesus Care and Safe in the Arms of Jesus. Burial followed at Mount Hebron. Surviving are his parents two sisters Frances and Cornelia and one brother James. The 60 car funeral cortege reflected wide sorrow from family and friends.
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Seton Livingood, Jr
John Livingood
Berryville
Clarke County
Rosemont
Franklin G. Senger
Winchester
F. G. Senger
Jesus
Mount Hebron
John
Memorial Hospital
Frances
Cornelia
James
Simple home remedy claimed for catarrhal deafness
An advertisement touts Parmint Double Strength from Baker's Drug Store as a cure for catarrh related deafness head noises and loss of smell or taste. It instructs mixing one ounce with a pint of hot water and sugar to be taken four times daily claiming relief in many ear trouble cases. It also notes a professor’s claim about the eye’s color discernment.
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Morris Oates Slightly Injured In Truck Mishap
Morris Oates of 403 Highland Avenue an employee of the Novick Company was slightly injured when a truck he rode crashed into a guard rail near Martinsburg W Va early Sunday. He received lac rations on the forehead and facial injuries treated at Daughters Hospital. The driver escaped unhurt and the accident was not reported.
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Morris Oates
Highland Avenue
Novick Company
Sartheseepere
Neration Umits
Martinaburg
W. Va
Ee Daughters Hospital
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Hene Aipety
Wil Hamsport Pike
Oates
Pride and prudence in the Chinatown sage’s counsel
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown argues pride elevates a person when driven by concern for others. He urges paying small bills promptly to avoid doorstep troubles during social visits.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
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