Meadows Testifies In Greene Murder Trial Nears End
Meadows Testifies in the Greene murder case, blaming family troubles for the killing of his wife Serena Meadows and cousin Stanton Dean on May 11. The crowded courtroom heard from family members and alienists as the defense contends mental abnormality. The trial may not finish before Saturday. witnesses described Meadows as a successful business man with a large estate.
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Meadows
Greene
Ndardsville
Dean Mountain Lumbermen
Commonwealth
Corpus Deseeti
D. Wampler Barman
Rockingham
Harrisonburg
Joe L.wright
Harrisonsburg
Price of Wheat Flares Back On Chicago Market
Aggressive speculative selling sent wheat sharply lower on the Chicago market with intraday drops of up to five cents a bushel. Greeks upheaval news unsettles confidence as traders fear value disruptions. Wheat closed unsettled with July at 1.52 and September at 1.4914, corn and oats also fluctuated, provisions unchanged. Bearish traders in the wheat market extended declines.
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Chicago
Greece
Mar
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Livestock Movements
A fragmentary market summary notes wheat and corn prices fluctuating with a depressing trend on oats. Livestock values rise with prime cattle and hogs higher by about 16 to 25 cents, while mixed droves and packer bids shift. Sheep and lamb prices gain, with cull lambs and fat sheep advancing to higher levels.
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Irkel
Days Beginning To Get Shorter Again
A short article notes days have begun shortening after the summer solstice. It states the reduction is about a fraction of a minute, with the longest day lasting one minute longer and June 21 marking summer’s start. The piece mentions minimal variation thereafter until days length stabilize.
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Shenandoah Farmers Home Mutual Fire Insurance Co
R. L. Campbell
Hamburger’s
North Main Street
Ns Oo
Toledo
Yossersite
National Park
C. B. Organ
Rouss Garage
SOUTH
Bradrock &T
Bate Pee
Wis
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