Romance of a Business Girl Ends in Torn Hearts
Mary Vaughn, private secretary to Wall Street banker Ronald Foster, contends with love for Dick Baldwin while Bonnie schemes to win him. Mary endures flowers from Martin Frazier and social strains as Bonnie spreads rumors. A studio party test and unseen heartbreak drive Mary toward a painful adjustment as family loyalties clash.
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Mary Vaughn
Ronald K. Foster
Wall Street
Bonnie
Debonair
Dick Baldwin
Bonnie T
Mary
Martin Frazier
Foster
Frazier
Gr H Village
Willa
Ramon Duchon
Kay
Bovinte
New York
Jarse
Noti
Jennie Vaughn
New Road To Valley Pike Open To Public
An appeal for continued support of Virginia road building was made by Henry G. Shirley, chair of the Highway Commission, at Natural Bridge celebrating the Lynchburg Lexington highway opening. The event drew officials from Lexington, Buena Vista, Lynchburg and nearby areas and featured remarks on the road's scenic value and its passage over the Blue Ridge. The six to seven mile rebuild from Glasgow to Natural Bridge created a continuous hard surfaced route from Lynchburg to the bridge where the Lee Highway meets.
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Virginia
Henry G. Shirley
Highway Commission
Natural Bridge
Lynchburg
Lexington
Highwayington and
Lee University
Ae Ridge
Ertire Valley
Buena Vista
Blue Ridge
James River
Snowden
Gap Fund
Commission
Glasgow
Largest Public Hall at Atlantic City Convention Hall
The Atlantic City Convention Hall is claimed to be the largest in the world with a main auditorium seating 40,000. It comprises 30,000 on floor and stage and 10,000 in the balcony.
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Atlantic City
Distress sale set at Winchester for June Third 1931
Sergeant Lee Barr announces a distress warrant sale at the Winchester Court House on June 3 1931 at 10 am. Items include antique upholstered furniture tables desks map prints books and an adding machine along with a typewriter and office supports. Cash terms required. The note also includes a speculative remark about women flying solo across the Atlantic.
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Court House
Winchester
Quotations in Wheat and Lother Grain Markets
Chicago markets show mixed activity with corn demand and Missouri river offers pressuring prices. May futures drifted. wheat and oats eased while provisions rose. vessel charters to Georgian Bay and Buffalo offset selling. Cash grain figures list standard No 1 red wheat and No 2 mixed corn quotes.
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Chicago
Othom
Demond Guthe
Missouri River
Georgian Bay
Canada
Buffalo
United States
Cattle and Lamb Markets Mixed Across Cities and Bonds
Market reports show mixed cattle prices with top steers at 9.00 and cows down to 5.75 while veal slips 25 cents. Sheep trade softens in Baltimore and Jersey City with spring lambs quoted around 11.25 to 11.75 and ewes down to 3.50. Government bonds listed in New York include Liberty and Treasury issues with varied yields.
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Jersey City
Chicago
Baltimore
Lancaster
Virginia
Government
New York
Liberty
Treasury
Richmond Cash Grain Prices May 21
Wheat prices for car lots and Virginia bag lots range from 90 to 95. Corn prices show No 2 white to 76 and No 3 white to 75, with No 2 yellow to 75 and No 3 yellow to 73. Oats list No 2 white to 40 and No 3 white to 39 for car lots. Virginia bag lots to 75.
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Richmond
Virginia
Market Report on Wheat Poultry and Eggs
Baltimore market notes show No 2 red winter prices and May values for garlic varieties. New York poultry prices list live broilers fowls turkeys and freight rates, with eggs priced across grades and storage conditions.
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Baltimore
Make Your Own Tire Comparison Judge Quality and Price
An advertisement urges readers to compare Firestone Tires with special brand mail order tires themselves. It claims no affidavits or FTC complaints are needed and invites customers to verify quality construction and prices from cross sections purchased from mail order houses and Firestone stocks.
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Firestone
Federal Trade Commission
Baltimore and Washington Produce Prices May 21
Baltimore prices show eggs firsts at 16 1 4 cents with unchanged other grades. Live poultry across Plymouth Rocks Leghorns and finches in mixed colors 22 to 34 cents, turkeys and broilers varied. dressed poultry and roosters listed. Washington notes butter 29 cents per pound prints 29. Eggs hennery 17 18. live poultry toms 20 22. spring broilers 36 38. roosters 12 14. ducks 15. dressed spring broilers 43 45. Keats young 70 80. old 50.
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New York
Brown
Rede Produce Philate
Plymouth Rocks
Washington
Richmond Produce Market Report May 21
Richmond May 21 Butter steady with tub lots 230 27c per lb and carton packs 30c. Eggs steady with small lots at 17c and bulk runs 16 1 2c net. Poultry market steady with Leghorn hens 16 17c, colored hens 19 20c, broilers Leghorns 25 30c, Rocks 30 35c for bulk sales amid light demand from rain.
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Richmond
Market Reports Across Cities Steady With Varied Weights
Baltimore market steady at top 7.95 for medium and light weights, heavies 7.75, sows 6.00. Lancaster reports unchanged with top at 8.50. Jersey City shows none, Chicago trades 17,099 down 10 cents to 7.00 for unspecified lots.
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Baltimore
Lancaster
Jersey City
Chicago
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Edna Robb Webster
Bourte
Willa Duchon
Dicky Weathervane
Ramon
Time
Robert Ramsey
Sergeant’s Sale
Lee Barr
City of
Covington Virginian
Norfolk
Virginian-Pilot
Cania
Mittin
Pap Proudfoot
Mr. Firestone
Firestone Batteries
Boyce Garage
Boyce, Virginia
Shenandoah Motor Company, Inc
Handley School
Nails Motor CO
Berryville, Va
R. R. Roger
Roger
SERV
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H. K. Green
Green’s Tire Service
W. C. Whitacrs Sons
Whitacre, Va
York
Winchester, Va
E. E. Cuthbert
Shawnee
C. W. Franks
Gore Service Sta
Gore, Va
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