Chrysler Gains In 1931 With Profit And Sales Rise
Chrysler Corp reports net profit of 1 468 935 for 1931 up from 234 155 in 1930. The group sold 272 118 passenger cars and units valued at 183 805 105, versus 269 899 units at 207 789 338 in 1930. Directors declare a quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share payable March 1. Cash and marketable securities total 50 232 836, up 8 588 434 for the year. Current liabilities at 11 327 696.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Walter P. Chrysler
Property Transfers and Registrations Notice
Courthouse records list deeds including L W Dumas to Reserve Realty Co for 1500 on Summers parcel and John Dees to L B Newby for 10 on South Side. Also Dees to M C Murrell for 10 on 1526&S Add and Annette P Thayer to Annette Walker for 1 on 938 J Hts. Car registrations show M B Garrett Amarillo Hotel Chew sedan and S J Jones 1805 Taylor Nash.
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L. W
Actions of Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District Amarillo
Proceedings today in Amarillo list motions granted and overruled including certiorari and rehearings. Several cases from Childress Potter Lubbock Carson Wilbarger Gary Hemphill Sherman and others are affirmed reversed or set for submission on April 13 1932.
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Court of Civil Appeals For the Seventh District
Amarillo
Southwestern Public Service Co
H. E. Smith
Potter
C. J. Smith
A. W. Haywood
Carson
Anne Pavelka
M. C. Overton
Lubbock
Federal Surety Co
Newton Blackwood
Gary
Texas Indemnity Inc. Co
A. L. Wingo
Wilbarger
H. A. Close
Stewart Motor Co
Dallam
S. L. Walser
T. C. Calley
City of Canadian
Annie Prendergraft
Hemphill
S. H. Barker
The
Travelers Ins. Co
Henry Evans
Galbraith- Foxworth Lumber Co
Hutchinson
Albert R. Lee
City of
Stratford
Sherman
Coupe. Rockwell C. Jackson Plymouth Sedan
Plymouth sedan owned by Rockwell C. Jackson of 103 S Alabama is noted in the latest vehicle entry. The brief entry records the car type and owner address.
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Rockwell C. Jackson
Alabama
Plymouth
Trigg Amply Seeks Re election as Potter County Surveyor
Howard T. Trigg announces candidacy for re election as Potter County Texas surveyor subject to Democratic primaries in July. He notes the office has no salary and no supplies and cites his surveying experience and accuracy as reasons to continue serving at low cost. Trigg is a licensed Texas land surveyor.
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Howard T. Trigg
Potter County
Texas
Mr. Trigg
Trigg
Honor Roll Honors First Semester At Bivins School
The first semester honor roll lists A and B students from Bivins School. Named achievers include Florence Brown Dorothy Cohlmeyer Warren Daniel J T Dotty Francis Gilmore Kenneth Gilmore Mamie Helen Hulen A G McDaniel Margaret McKenzie Mildred Merchant Roberta Newell Martha Reynolds Jim Simmons Margaret Lee Spann Betty Jane Wilkinson Marjorie Wilkinson Murray Williams with honorable mention Burrell Collins Dorothy Lues Cornelius Glen Taylor Jones J B Martin Pat McCarty Glen Quattlebaum Marcalea Richman.
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Bivins School
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Panhandle Construction Co
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Phillips Petroleum Co
T. W. Cotten
L. W. Heimbecher
H. Ray Tobin
E. L. Walker
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Lloyds
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Surveyor
Southwestern Printing Company
C. L
Ted” Taylor
Eakle
L. D. He’ Ser
10Th & Jackson
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Pat
Procter & Gamble
Oxnydol
Lancet of
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Medical Journal
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St. Louis, MO
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