Wheat closing prices in Chicago and Baltimore markets
The Star reports daily wheat closing quotations from Winchester Milling via Stickell Sales. Chicago futures show May 72.42, July 73.56, September 74.34, December 76.54. Baltimore spot wheat is 92 cents. Winchester spot wheat at 88. Opening and dealer details provided.
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Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
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Will Probated for Mrs. Sallie A. Hamilton of Winchester
The last will of Mrs. Sallie A. Hamilton was admitted to probate in the Corporation Clerk's office. It leaves the entire estate to her brother Vance B. Affleck with A B Richards named executor though deceased. J EB Affleck appointed administrator c t a after bond of 200. Witnesses include Richards and John L. Clark. appraisers named Clark, J W Coontz, Emmett L. Henry, B C Curl, Fred Shull.
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J. W. Coontz
Emmett L. Henry
8. C. Curl
Fred Shull
First Bonus Army of 1933 Marches to Capital
The first bonus expeditionary army of 1933 travels toward Washington with assurances of food and lodging at Ft. Hunt Virginia, eleven miles from the capital.
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Maiden Trip of S S Washington Echoes Savannah’s Transatlantic Dawn
The new S S Washington, largest American liner, parallels the Savannah's 1819 Atlantic crossing. The Savannah's 27 day voyage to Liverpool and reception in Europe marked a pivotal leap in U S maritime history, while the Washington signals a modern era of luxury liners and American merchant marine progress.
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Rioting Farmers Clash Across Iowa Amid Foreclosures
State troops move into Plymouth county as martial law is declared and guardsmen depart from Sioux City. In Primghar farmers force an attorney and deputies to kiss the American flag while a mob gathers outside the county courthouse. In LeMars Judge C C Bradley is dragged from court and beaten for refusing to sign a foreclosure oath.
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