For Sale Classified Listings Including Various Goods
Confidential ad page lists items for sale across categories such as Baby Chicks Building Material Machinery Household Goods Coal and Wood Furniture Stoves Livestock Miscellaneous Jewelry Musical Instruments Plants and Seeds Poultry and Supplies Radio and Office Supplies Typewriters Rentals. The noisy OCR fragment shows broad marketplace notices without specific offers or prices.
Sale of Sharpnack Lumber Company Personal Property in Gratton
Sheriff Harman will auction cash sale of band saw mill, three dinkey engines, two loaders, twenty five log cars, lumber trucks, about one mile steel rail, rail tractor and two stacks of lumber near Gratton Tazewell County Virginia on June 6 1931 between 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM with other personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratton
Tazewell County
Sharpnack Lumber Company Shar
Bankrupts Petition for Discharge and Notice Order
Bankrupt Lewis D. Brown of Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia pending discharge under federal bankruptcy acts. Court schedules a hearing July 3 1981 in Bluefield to consider discharge and directs notices to creditors. Also includes two West Virginia divorce publication orders against Jean Pitesa and Virginia Blanch Wyrick.
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District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Lewis D. Brown
George W. McClintic
Studge
Bluefield
Mercer
Acts of Congress
A. D
Biuceld
Said Ee
Circuit Court
John Pitesa
Jean Pitesa
Mercer County
L. T. Reynolds
Kee & Lubimer
P. Q
County of
James H. Wyrieck
Chancery
Virginia
Blanch Wyrick
Blanc
Rotary clubs meet at Beckley inter-city gathering
Representatives of eleven southern West Virginia Rotary clubs gathered in Beckley for an inter-city meet. J. H. Ellis of the Louisville Times and Phil Gonley of Charleston spoke at the banquet. A golf tournament saw H. A. Duncan Jr. of Oak Hill as low gross and J. R. Charlton of Montgomery as low net. Cities represented included Charleston, Montgomery, Madison, Fayetteville, Oak Hill, Hinton, Princeton, Bluefield, Lewisburg, White Sulphur Springs, and Mullens.
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Princeton
Bluefield
Lewisburg
White Sulphur
Mullens
Oil industry nearly wrecked at national chamber meeting
At French Lick Indiana June 4 the National Association of State Chamber of Commerce heard William Estes of Oklahoma City call the oil industry “almost a total wreck” and urge a special congress session to enact a protective tariff. J B Frederick of Kokomo urged railroads to study other transport forms before raising rates. Richmond, Virginia was chosen as next year’s meeting site with Julian H Hill of Virginia elected national president.
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French Lick
Ind
National Association of State Chamber of Commerce
William Estes
Oklahoma City
Congress
J. B. Frederick
Kokomo
Richmond
Julian H. Hill
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Leroy Hodges
Virginie Chamber
Radio Program Highlights and Broadcast Schedules
Radio listings from New York and stations nationwide detail schedules across WEAF WJZ WABC and more for Friday June 5. The entry notes a Marine Band concert via WJZ NBC from Washington at 10 am and a Carnoustie Scotland rebroadcast via WABC CBS at 12 35 pm, plus a long slate of daily programs and music across multiple networks and affiliates.
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New York
Shutins
United States Marine Band
Taylor Branson
Washington
Wjz-Nbc
Carnoustie
Scotland
Wabc-Cbs
James I
England
Countess of Somerset
WEAF
NBC
Radio Guild
WJZ
Vivian Holt
Lillian Rosedale
Bowes
Chic
Farmer
Mary
San Diego
Calif
WABC
Karl Menninger
World In Music
WRC
WJAX
WGY
CKGW
WCAE
WTAG
WFI
WTAM
WSAI
Major Bowes
WJAR
WCSH
FBEN
WWJ
CFCF
WHAS
WSB
WEEI
WBEN
Paul Whiteman
Buck
WSM
CBS
Winegar
Orch
WFBL
WDRC
WIP
WFAN
WHP
WLBW
WCAO
WTAR
WWNC
WXYZ
WSPD
WDOD
Roy Atwell
WHEC
WKBW
WLBZ
WEAN
WNAC
WCAU
WJAS
WMAL
WDRO
Crime Club
Kate Smith
WORC
WADC
CFRB
WBT
WTOC
WQAM
WDBO
WDAKB
WBCM
WROD
WLAC
WGR
WDBJ
WHK
WKRC
WCAH
WDAE
WORO
WwsJs
Pryor
WPG
W3xau
WCAG
WAIU
Henderson Orch
Weer
WKBN
WGST
WLAP
WSP
DOD
Olsen Orch
Ann Leaf
KKA
WBZ
WLW
WGAR
Amos
Andy
WHAM
WRVA
KDKA
WPTF
WIOD
WCKY
WFLA
WBAL
Mme
Alda & LaForge
Phil Cook
Robert L
Rilly Jones
Ernie Hare
WJR
Quakers
Clara
Boswell Sisters
Kemp
Funk
WGBS
Cardinals widen lead with 6 4 win over Robins
Four home runs including Hack Wilson highlight the Chicago Cubs 6 to 4 loss to Brooklyn. Wright Lom bari Cuyler and Hornsby homered for Brooklyn Chicago Ramirez Jurges Grimm Lombardi Wilson contributed for the Cubs in the third game of the series. Umpires Klem and Stark called time 1:40.
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Cubs
Brooklyn Robins
Hack Wilson
Wright
Lonbardi
Robins
Brooklyn
Abrhpore
Frederick
Gilbert
Herman
Biesonelle
Lombard
Chicago
Jurges
Grimm
Lombardi
Wilson
Cuyler
Hornsby
Hemsley
Jurgen
LAPOR
Cseerases
Oss
Ceee
Thompson
Edi
Lombardi Tn
fHiessascoose & T
BOM Engiialy
Wsssseoeee
Stephenson
Secssess Nm
Hornaley
Desaussure Elected Confederate Veterans Commander
General C A Desaussure of Memphis Tennessee was chosen as commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans over General R A Pierce of Union City Tennessee by a 690 to 159 vote. Richmond Virginia was set for the 1932 reunion.
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Montgomery
Ala
C. A. Desaussure
Memphis
Tenn
United Confederate Veterans
L. W. Stephens
Coushatta
Desaussure
R. A. Pierce
Union City
Genral Desaussure
Pierce
Richmond
George R. Taber
Oklahoma City
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Walter H. Saunders
St. Louis
trans-Mississippi
Gratifying Progress in Commonwealth and Southern Outlook
New York June 4 executives of the Commonwealth and Southern corporation report gratifying progress in placing the system for a recovery era. 1930 net income was 20 555 368 dollars after preferred dividends 60 cents a share versus 1929 69 cents. Gross earnings 141 656 530 dollars. net operating income 72 684 117. The firm runs one of the nation s two largest electric power networks serving eleven states.
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New York
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
United States
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
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Coia
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Eee
Wee Eee
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Hortense Virgle Meadows
Jack Davis
Burkes Garden
Hattie Hager
Mercer Funeral
Montcalm
Matoaks
Wright & Mathews
Bluefield, Va
Raleigh
J. H. Barlow
Hiawatha
W. Va
Aed
Office
Nettie Oney
J. V. Wells
Brevick
CAR Mart
Bland St
Barrow Motor CO
Chevrolet
von Touring Motor
Care Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Care Daily Telegraph
D. C
Care Fly Telegraph
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American Finance Company
City
Barrow Wotor Company
Binall Loane
Turk's Small Tran
Graham Bank
Merchants Cash Service CO. Inc
Bluefield Avenue
Lineback Motor CO
Bluefield Ave
National Plan Small Loan Company
Twin City National Bank Bldg
Oakland
Dodge Tourine
Star
Mercer Garage
Pholénes Va
Schlossberg's
Princeton Avenue
Community Saving & Loan CO
Ellis
President &S$ Studebaker
Citizens Coal & Supply Co
Automobile Service 17
Montgomery Bros
Ad Westcocs
Murray
LYONS
Platnick Bros
Warlick Furniture
OU. R. Nex
Federe
Planick Bros
A. B. Jones
Coal & Coke
Shepherd Sales Co
Andrew Crowell Co
Federal Street
Lemkuhl- Shepherd Co
California
Alice O'Leary
B. Whitlow
Collins
Musical Instruments
A. Z Peters
Bland Street
Warlick
Pet
Third St
Comedo Shoe Shop
Bivelleid Avenue
Southern School of Printing
South Street
Nashville
Von
Bristol Barber College
Bristol
Yogoda Gardens
Beckley
Viant Garden
Mabscott
W. Ww
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R. E. Dixon
Carolina Ave
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Fairview
Bland
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Airview Pharmacy
Princeton Ave
Akers
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Whitethorn Street
Beaver High School
Fairfax Street
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RPNT
Greenbrier Street
Bramwell Road
New Midway
Bath
Lewis Street
Roanoke St
Balsam Street
Mulberry St
Chestnut St
Stovall
Essex St
G. P. Stovall
A. T. Gott
Biret Natl Bk
North St
Fairview School
Alden
Sheriff's Sale
S&s F
Ira H. Mottesheard
A. J. Hearn
Rotary
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the Mill
Hearth
Studia
Tion
Clay
John McCowen
Andrew Friend
Ivydale
Clay County
Steve
Louis Cardinals
General Dessaussure
Clarksburg
George Criss
Parkersburg