Trustees' Notice of Sale in Union Street Extension Bluefield WV
In pursuance of a deed of trust dated June 15 1927 to secure Union Theological Seminary of Virginia the trustees will sell at auction on Wednesday June 30 1937 at 1 oclock am on the premises Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia the lot known as Lot No 21 Section 501 Union Street Extension described with metes bounds and containing a nine room frame dwelling at 526 Union Street Bluefield The sale is subject to existing leases taxes rents and insurances and the purchase price is cash. CHASE BURKS and THOS S KIRKPATRICK Trustees May 21 1957
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W. Roan
Callie C. Ross
Chas
BE. Burks
Thos
Kirkpatrick
County Court
Mercer County
Virginia
Union Theological Seminary
Virinta
Chas. BE. Burks
Egastern
Bluefield
West Virginia
Union Street
Said Street
United Land Association
Chase, Burks
Trustees Sale Of Residential Property In Bluefield West Virginia
Trustees announce a public auction of property tied to a 1926 deed of trust involving J T Akers Dora Akers and heirs. The sale, set for June 0 1997 at 1130 AM Eastern, covers two Grahamfield Lots 7 and 8 Section 3 with an eight room dwelling on Graves Street Bluefield Mercer County.
Public auction of Bluefield lot from Carr trust
Trustees Burks and Kirkpatrick will sell at public auction the eastern part of Lot 18, Section 314, Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia on June 20 1937 at 12 30 PM EST. The property includes 226 Third Street a seven room frame dwelling with a double garage. Subject to all levies and insurance pro rations through 1937.
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William H. Carr
Bertie Lee Carr
Chas. E. Burks
Thos
Kirktrick
County Court
Mercer County
West Virginia
Nannie V. Howard
Chas
FE. Burks and Thos
Kirkpatrick
Bluefield
Virginia
Towit
Third Street
Roger Street
Wm. H. Carr
J. H. Dowell
Delia N. Dow
Nts
Deed of trust sale on Mercer County West Virginia property
Public auction will be held on Wednesday June 30 1937 at one oclock in the afternoon in Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia to satisfy the mortgage on property described in the 1922 deed of trust from J K Morgan and Mary F Morgan. The sale is by Chas E Burks and Thos S Kirkpatrick trustees and includes multiple parcels with detailed boundaries and exceptions. Terms are cash and the sale is subject to all taxes levies and past due assessments up to 1937.
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J. K. Morgan
Mary F. Morgan
County Court
Mercer County
Harry C. Isbell
Milton Isbell
Chas. E. Burks
Kirkpatrick
Bluefield
West Virginia
Frederick Street
Roy Avenue
Erick Street
Fairview
Muefie Seperes
Geo. H. Hil
Lula Pike
Seraben
Higinbotham
R. J. Carr
Dr. Williams
Williams Road
B. S&s
Morton Minnie
James 8. Hendricks
J. Morgan
J. J. Johnson
Thos
Sidney Hearne
Gee
Drustee
Trustees' Sale of Residential Property in Bluefield West Virginia
Public auction to satisfy a deed of trust dated November 15 1925 on 308 Tyler Street Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia. The sale by trustees Chas E Burks and Thos S Kirkpatrick is set for June 30 1937 at 12 00 noon with cash terms. Property includes 2 story frame dwelling known as 308 Tyler Street and is subject to levies and insurances pro rated to sale date.
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P. Stovall
Mary Stovall
Chas. E. Burks
Kilpatrick
Thos
Irkpatrick
Bluefield
Mercer County
West Virginia
Towit
Tyler Street
Sue J. Wall
Temmp Akers
Benny Block
George P. Stowart R. J. Farmer
Mary A
el Mayco
Kirrpatrick
Notice for pistol license in Mercer County West Virginia
The undersigned will apply to the Circuit Court of Mercer County West Virginia on July 9 1987 for a license to carry a pistol under West Virginias code as amended. J A Graham Clerk McComas West Virginia.
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Circuit Court of
Mercer County
West Virginia
Coors
J. A. Graham
McComas
W. Va
Chicago Livestock Prices Steady in Mixed Trade
Hog receipts 15 000 including 3 500 directs. top hog 11.65 with bulk 200 300 lb hogs near 11.35. Cattle and calves 7 000 and 2 500. grain fed steers and yearlings higher, live market ahead of dressed trade. best yearlings 14.15, fed heifers firm, grass cattle active. stockers and feeders firmer. fat lambs slow but steady, native spring lambs 11.75 12.00, bulk yearlings 8.75 9.60. slaughter ewes 2.50 4.50.
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Chicago
U. S
Nebraska
Texas
Lancaster Livestock Market Report June 22
Lancaster Pa cattle prices show fat steers 10 to 25 higher while fat grass fed cows and heifers stay firm. Bulls, stockers, and feeders steady amid calves at 254 and tops at 11.00 with hogs at 269.
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Lancaster
Curb Market Turns Slightly Up on Small Industrials
In New York curb market trading June 22 bid ding favored a small group of industrials and utilities. Aluminum Co of America closed at 1411 9, up 2 9. American Gas and Electric at 32, up 1. Technicolor at 27 1 2, up 1. Montgomery Ward A at 136, up 1. Transactions totaled 139,000 shares.
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New York
Aluminum Co of America
American Gas and Electric
Technicolor
Montgomery Ward
Grain price report from Toledo market June 22
Grain on track basis shows No 1 red wheat 1.2149 1.22 three white oats No 1 49 to 50. No 2 white 48 to 50. Corn No 2 yellow 1.18 1.1644 and No 3 yellow 1.13 to 1.15. Grain in store billed at attached. Wheat price above track.
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Toledo
Bond Market Opens With Selective Interest as Downward Trend Seen
The Associated Press reports a cautious bond session with moderate bids on several liens but overall group movement downward. Traders cite a trading stalemate causing bid offer misalignment and note rail and utility averages dropping to multi year lows on light activity. Government and low yield corporate loans show little chance of further cuts.
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New York
U. S
Wheat futures rise despite North Dakota crop loss reports
Chicago wheat prices added about 2 percent in overnight trading on reports of severe North Dakota crop losses. At the close July and September contracts showed gains between 1.5 and 2 cents, while oats and rye moved modestly higher or lower amid mixed trade.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Sugar steady as July shipment sales pace price
Raw sugar in New York held at 3.40 after 22 000 bags sold for July at 3.40 and earlier 25 000 bags sold at 3.45. Futures were irregular with No 3 closing 2 points lower to 1 point higher. Refined sugar remained at 4.70.
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New York
New York Poultry Prices Update by Express
New York June 22 AP reports live poultry prices by express with broilers Leghorn 16 to 18 cents, rocks 23 cents, reds 14 to 18, crosses 18 to 21, turkeys 11 to 20, ducks 12. Dressed poultry steady. Mixed colors packs 23 to 25 cents, mediums 19 cents. Other mixed prices unchanged.
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Cerro de Pasco
urtion-Wright Ee Curtise-Wright
Leware and Hudson
Lack
Bily Tet Ol, Corp
Eastman Kodak
Gillette
Great Northern
Harvester
Johns Manville
Oy Kroger
Lehman Weet Ween
Liggett and Myers B
Bo” McKeesport
Nash-Kelvinator
Montgomery W
Cash Register
Arene Natomas Co
Central Teen
North Amer North American Co
Aviation
Otis Elevator
Owens Tl. Glass
Ao c. Gae and PO
Aoe
Pac
Packard Motors
Paramount Pictures
Penney, Eee
Pennasylvania R. Eee
Morris Ry Rene al
Ds Pet
Bay Policc Service
N. J
Ter and Gamble
de Man Tet Ee Renee
Transamerica Corp
Transue
Williams
Union Carbide
Century-Fox
Union Pacific
Ssatteenall
United Alirera Aeeeene United Corpn
Weneeeee United
Ind. Ale
Fdy
Warren Browee
Warner Pictures
Wesson
Western Mary
Western Union
Westinghouse Airbr Ret
Ine Wilson and Co
Woolworth
New York
Igher
Express
Broilers
North Carolina Cobblers
Louisiana Bliss
California
Maine
Ohio
Kentucky
Dollar Makers and Advertising for New Buyers
The article argues persistent advertising builds a business as new buyers reach buying age each year. It notes public memory fades quickly and cites birth rates showing about 1.5 percent of a community buys for the first time annually. In a one million population, about 7500 will try a beauty shop, another 7500 a razor, and 15000 will make their first department store purchase or train ride.
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United States
Stock Market Edges Higher as Steel Makers Lead
New York June 22 AP The stock market rose fractionally led by steel shares amid hopes for steel strike mediation and steadiness in recent markets. The AI average edged up 0.1 to 64.2 with 532,160 shares traded as traders weighed strike news and French fiscal issues against broader economic signals.
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New York
Associated Press
Wall Street
Republic Steel Ab
Bet
Chrysler
American Telephone
du Pont
General Electric
General Motors
Electric Power and Light
International Harvester
Loews
Santa Fe
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Erie
Woolworth
New York Central
Union Pacific
Consolidated Edison
International Nickels
Sears Roebuck
Western Union
Texas Corp
U. S. Steel
Southern Pacific
Baltimore Livestock Prices Report June 22
Baltimore market notes show cattle, hogs and sheep traded with mixed demand. Cattle: cutters and cows steady to higher, Calves up to 10.00, Hogs: prices varied by weight with good and choice 170-210 Ibs around 11.85 to 12.10, sows weaker to steady, Light weights up. Sheep: ewes and wethers steady, lambs around 12.50 to 13.00 for best, fat ewes down to 4.00 top.
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Baltimore
D.A
Pittsburgh Produce Prices in June Market Report
AP data from U S and Pa Dept of Agriculture shows moderate demand across items. Apples, potatoes, butter, eggs, cheese and poultry prices listed with grades, weights, and regional sources including Tennessee Alabama North Carolina California Maine and Ohio markets.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
Dry goods market update from New York
Cotton goods were quiet and prices easier while raw silk held firm. Rayon yarns moved at a moderate pace and burs laps remained quiet and steady. Overall goods trading showed sluggish activity with price relief in cotton products.
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New York
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Peery
Piuenclave Seyler Lumber Co
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Princeton
H. L Burnopp
Pmluefield
Cneer
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Randis Bros
Princeton Avenue
P. T. Wallace
Little
Coal and Coke Building
Southern School of Printing
W. C. Garriott
Routh St
Nashville
Tenn
Millaley Key Shop
Bland &J
Taylor's
J. Thomas Hambrick
New Midway
Bramwell Road
NIX N Paint and Paper Co
M. E. Sheppard
SS Sheppard Bros, Decorators
Wayputers Nurseries, Inc
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Community Saving & Loan CO
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R. Chandler
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College Ave
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Mia J
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Fair
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Liuenera
Citizens Coal and Supply Co
H. L. Moore
Ida L. Prunty
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Eunice Hatcher
Linnie Lock Et
Cahill
Bluefield Sanitarium
L. H. Barberry
Horney Bros
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Dauntea
Choice Tots
Inquire
Care Daily Telegraph
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Groveland
American Finance Co
J. T. Akers
Dora Akers
Chas. F. Burks
Fred Mavis
Mary A. Davis
Nellie Clements
Thos. 3
Walters Avenue
Grahamfield
Finst
Beaver Pond
Theos Y
Blueone
Grahamfi
J. Arthur Hall
Squerch
Graves Street
N. Y. Stock Exchange
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Proctor
Prine
Livingston & Co
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York
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Lancaster Livestock
Toledo Grain
The
Chicago Grain
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Dollar Makers
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Seeer
New Orleans
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C. B. Hanococe, Broker
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