Notice of Trustee Sale and Bankruptcy Meeting
Default on a deed of trust by Robert and Hallie Davidson triggers a sale on July 2, 1941 at 11:00 A M at the courthouse north entry in Princeton WV for Lot No 4 Beasley Addition Bluefield. Cash terms. Trustee HSSIK M Thorn. also Douglas Pell Farris bankruptcy first creditors meeting June 14 1941 at 10 A M Bluefield WV. Referee Luther G Scott.
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Robert Davidson
Hallie Davidson
Mercer County Trust
Princeton
West Virginia
Beasley Addition
Bluefield
Mercer County
West Virgina
Beasley Street
Hssik M. Thorn
Douglas Pell Farris
Birefield
Mercer
Commercial Bankuilding
W. Va
Trustees Sale of Bluefield Residence Under June 1940 Deed
Default on a June 17 1940 deed of trust prompts trustees to sell on June 24 1941 at 10 AM at the Commercial Bank Building front door Bluefield West Virginia. The parcel on Frederick Street Lot 6 Section 22 includes a dwelling and is described by metes and bounds. Sale secures indebtedness and is subject to unpaid 1940 and 1941 taxes. trustees Albert S. Kemper Jr William T. Hancock.
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Commercial Bank
Federal Street
City of
Bluefield
View Avenue
B. D. Turner
Imogene M. Turner
Mercer County
West Virginia
Richardson, Jr
Albert
Emper. Jr
Albert 8S. Kemper, JR
William T. Hancock
West Virginia Divorce Case In Chancery 1941
In Mercer County Circuit Court on June 2 1941 Mary Rebecca Peterson sues John Wilhelm Peterson for divorce from the bond of matrimony Case No 2981 The order requires the defendant to appear at the Clerk's Office within one month and to take necessary steps in the suit Court clerk L T rye and Harold F Porterfield noted as attorneys.
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West Virginia
Circuit Court
Mercer
Mary Rebecca Peterson
John Wilhem Peterson
John Wilhelm Peterson
Doar
Mercer County
L. T. Rye
Harold F. Porterfiid
Mercer Board No 1 Mails Questionnaires
Local Board No 1 Bluefield West Virginia mails questionnaires to registrants listed by order number with occupations and affiliations including Bluefield movers Koppers Coal Co Peeples Life Insurance Southern Maid Ice Cream and others. Names span residents students attorneys and self employed with several locations in Bluefield and nearby towns.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Gilbert Warren Boyles
William Edward Surface
F. E
Luther Dal Myers
A. & P. Tea Co
Cecil Peverall Beatty
Bluefield Supply Co
David Horner Jackson
John Frank Maynard, Jr
Bert Pope Roberts
Southern Maid Dairies
W Va
Hoy Harvey Lindsey
N. & W. Railway
Ernest Bruce Walk
Poca. Fuel Co
William H. Brooks
Platnick Bros
Samuel Hiley Scruggs
Tillman Robert Sease
Charles Thomas Law, Jr
J. H. Pranklin
Nathaniel Harrison
J. H. Hoge
Marion William Gregory
Self
Ambrous West
Baltimore Livestock Prices Steady As Of June Market
U S Department of Agriculture notes steady demand for cattle and calves in Baltimore with Tuesday levels preserved. Steers around 9.75 per cwt, cows 6.00 to 6.75, fat cows to 7.90, calves near 10.00 for select lots, light culls around 6.00, packing sows near 10 per cwt with most lots single deck and good to choose quality.
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Baltimore
Canadian dollar closes higher in New York exchange
The Canadian dollar finishes the New York trading day stronger against the U S dollar with closing near 88 and a half US cents in the in person deal. Rates for other currencies show limited movement with British pounds and European currencies noted in reported figures.
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New York
United States
Great Britain
U.S
Oiea
Bankers A
Cables
Switser
Yugoslavia
Chicago Livestock Prices Show Mixed Gains and Drops
Salable hogs 9,000 of 14,000, weights 270 Ibs down then closed with losses. Large packers steady to higher on light and heavy hogs, price ranges 9.15 to 9.60. Salable cattle 11,000 with calves 800. steers steady to firm, prime yearlings at 13.75, cows up to 11.50, vealers firm. Spring lambs 25 450 higher, bulk 12.25 to 12.75, native ewes around 4.50.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
Wheat price gains fade in final Chicago session
Chicago grain traders saw early wheat advances fade in the last trading hour on June 4 as gains from the previous session failed to hold. Wheat closed largely unchanged with mixed arrows across July and September positions while oats and rye posted small moves and corn prices showed varied quotes across multiple grades and white vs yellow kernels.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh Produce Market News June 4 1924
Produce demand moderate with steady apple prices. Rome Beauties Baldwins and Delicious sold in New York and Pennsylvania baskets and crates at set rates. Potatoes abundant with 100 lb sacks and several regional varieties listed. Butter and eggs prices steady with local quality scores provided.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
Pa. Dept
New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Green Mountains
Tules
Butter and eggs prices mixed in Chicago market report
Market notes show butter with varied receipts and price movements while eggs remain unsettled. June 4 pricing highlights include multiple percentage figures and storage data, with some items unchanged and others adjusted.
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Chicago
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported
The Treasury position for June 2 shows receipts of 24.79 million and expenditures of 56.68 million with a net balance of 2.55 billion. Working balance includes 1.8 billion. customs for the month were 1.78 million and fiscal year receipts total 6.36 billion. Expenditures for the year reach 11.29 billion, exceeding receipts by 4.93 billion. Gross debt stands at 48.39 billion, up 672.77 million from the prior period, with gold assets at 22.57 billion.
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THE
Treasury
Washington
Stocks Extend Upward Move In Uneven Session
New York June 4 Stocks extended their rise for a third straight session lifting the Associated Press average of 60 stocks 0.1 to 40.2 as aircraft and defense shares led gains while coal issues and several industrials also helped. Turnover was 426 035 shares, with leadership shifting from steel to coal groups amid fuel oil shortage fears for the coming winter.
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New York
Associated Press
Consolation
Lehigh Valley
Savage Arms
Boeing
Douglas
United Airecraft
Caterpillar
Bethlehem
American Telephone
Dow Chemical
DuPont
Standard Oil
Indiana
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
U. S. Rubber
Cerro de Pasco
Santa Fe
N. J
Bonds Rise in German Issues Amid Rumors of Peace
Domestic rails and utilities and foreign bonds showed moderate gains while German government and municipal issues sparked heavy activity rumors on the floor. Analysts split between expectations of peace and liquidation by American holders amid war fears. Total par value traded reached 6.1 million versus 5.22 million the previous day. Every fourth Copenhagen married woman is self supporting according to government figures.
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New York
Germany
Copenhagen
Denmark
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Colonial Theatre
Seyler Lumber Co
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P. F. Wallace
Taylor and Serrell Co
L. Lemons
Albemarne St
Arthur Harris
Frederick St
J. Thomas Hambrick
Bramwell Road
Mulaiey
Peer Ttegas
Nixon Paint and Per Co
South Bland Street
Watson Bargain Store
Basil Akers
Kermit Lane
Automobile
Artee
Dodge
Plymouth
Goort Boden
Pontiac
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Raleigh Street
Jewel Box
McCulloch Alley
Gilbert
People’s Loan Co
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Warlick Furniture Store
Home Furniture CO
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Moving
Victor
L. E
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Mercer Plumbing
Montgomery Ward CO
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Shumate Radio Service
Bradmann BuilDing
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Kimball
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Community Savings and Loan Company
Bluefield, West Virginia
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Farma. R. Bureau of
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Blueheld Avenue
R. E. Dixon
Carolina Ave
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Pearl St
New Mix
Andrew Crowell Company
Tiger Station
Wayne St
South Bluefield
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Shepherd Real Estate Co
Jefferson Street
Rogers Street
Oakhurst
Tazewell
J. W. Kidd
Shawver Mille
Epperson
Dreerys
Hkeach
Ocean View
D. L
Drewery
Ocean View Ave
Norfolk
District Court of the United States
Southern District of
Luther G. Scott
Emma Gilmore
Betty Joyce Gilmore
Burgess Plot
Crane Creek
William F. Cook
Ernest BR. Kahle
Lash L
B. T. Beasley
Riclee ‘Hasan
Y R. Man
Jose A. Taber
Bluefield É
Beecher Pennington
May Baker Pennington
Peetton
Temple Ag
Neeton
Ethel Virginia Wash
Princeton Road
Radford
Garane
Blanche Miller
Ramsey Phone
Bluefield Avenue
Mercer Board No. 1
Baltimore Livestock
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Adams
Alaska Juneau
All Ny Corp
Bendix Aviation
Beth Steel
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U S Steel
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Seer " Woolworth
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Bland Street
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Wall Street
Faostol Tolto
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