Public sale of farm personal property near Berryville
James M Longerbeam offers 10 horses and mules 25 head cattle 41 head sheep 26 hogs farming implements and more from his former farm 2.5 miles north of Berryville on March 18 1930 at 11 a m with terms cash under 10 credits over 10 years on notes auctioneers Dunn and Duvall clerks Geo H Levi and W A Bradford.
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Berryville
Dolly
Wynkoop Jack
Morgan
Toad
Queen
Coly
Lady
Durham
Jersey
James M. Longerbeam
Dunn and Duvall
Geo. H. Levi
W. A. Bradford
Byrd Expedition sends nearly twenty miles of film to America
New York reports nearly twenty miles of Byrd Expedition negatives on the steamship Tamarca bound for the United States to complete the pictorial chronicle. The shipment, third in the series since January 1929, totals about 105 000 feet of film with packing and containers weighing 700 pounds for the film proper. Additional shipments include City of New York Eleanor Bolling and related material from Dunedin and the Bay of Whales, with final arrival expected the week of April 5.
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America
Pictorial Chronicle
New York
Tamarca
United States
Dunedin
City of New York
Admiral Byrd
Larsen
Eleanor Bolling
Bay of Whales
Odin
Little America
Emanuel Cohen
Paramount News
The Big Shot Synopsis Sparks Turmoil and Tragedy
Enid Howard survives a tense pursuit between love and duty as Phil erupts in anger. A brutal confrontation ends with Enid injured and Phil losing control, culminating in a deadly clash as The Big Shot asserts control over the chaotic scene.
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Enid Howard
Enid
Ace
Phil
Kenoe
Enid Discovers Big Shot Not Roy in Final Reveal
Enid confronts the Big Shot as Phil stirs on the couch. The antagonist taunts her and reveals the Roy deception while Enid realizes the truth about the missing brother, confirming the Big Shot is not Roy and triggering a tense standoff.
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Enid
Phil
Izsy
Martin
Big Shot
Buid Howard
Bay
Phil Martin
Anglan Phil Epringa
Antarctic expedition film reels ship to United States
Photographers William Vander Veer and Joseph Rucker directed packing of 2 100 pounds of tropical emulsion film to be shipped in zinc cans. They faced extreme cold and light challenges while filming Byrd’s pole voyage with Harold June editing nearly 1 000 feet. The material will sync with Admiral Byrd’s talk and be released on his arrival.
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William Vander Veer
Joseph Rucker
Tempe
Rochester
Cohen
Antarctic
van der Veer
Paramount
Byrd
Harold June
Admiral Byrd
Local Market Report Highlights Grain and Feed Prices
Daily market notes show cotton seed meal and corn meal prices with flour ranging from 7.54 to 6.95 per unit. Dairy feed and poultry products listed with various price points. local retail flour per barrel quoted from 7.45 to 9.95 and middling around 2.80.
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Creamery
Enid Captured in Big Shot Gangster Ride to Old Homestead
Enid confronts the Big Shot as Phil Martin and Sister’s schemes unravel. Izzy Myers and a second gangster drive Enid and Phil toward an unknown fate, with threats of violence and a perilous ride beyond the city limits. Enid realizes they are being taken for a ride.
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Twisty
Wilkie
Isty Myers
Izzy Myers
Big Shot
Ma Kane
Phil
Enid
Gruffly Myers
Myers
Capt. Boris Serglevsky Sets Seaplane Altitude Record
Capt. Boris Serglevsky reportedly captured the altitude record for loaded seaplanes in America. He took off from New York and climbed to about 19 500 feet, marking a new high for the category.
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Boris Serglevsky
America
New York
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Drew
N. Main Street
Jacqueline
Pratts
Seldons
Winchester Seed CO
Frank L. Packard
Chapter
Roy
Angel of Light
Martha
Big Fhot
Market Report
Gruffy
Izzy
Batty Rose
Issy Myers
L. Packard
Bellmore Pongee
Cretonnes
Loseen
Lesale
Associated Press
THE
Betty Shoppe
Moling & Cather
Lou Bernstein
Winchester
ART Fashion
Loudoun Street
Istarter
J Garber Hatchery
Harrisonburg
MO. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
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