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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1935
Page
30
Stock prices rise broadly as trading gains momentum with the spring market. Analysts note national income figures show a strong uptrend, marking the largest spring advance since 1931 and signaling improved economic momentum ahead of seasonal activity. The report cites Brock Avenue as the area of market activity.
President Roosevelt argues for a constitutional amendment to end the tax exempt security racket. Treasury secretary Andrew Mellon long opposed the privilege, saying its removal would funnel capital into private industry creation and curb government bond incentives. The piece notes the wealthy could avoid income tax and hints at broader economic debate in 1922.
Curb Mart plans to shut down after a week of contests in Uphend. The Associated Press reports a closure decision amid ongoing promotional events and community notices.
A dense guide to NBC WEAP programming listing talkies dramas and musical acts across the day. Notable entries include A Cappella Choir, Levitow's Enter, Pendante Berenade, Robinson’s Oren, and Allen & Fennelly drama. Broadcasts cover orchestras, recitals, and news from Continental Varieties to Eddie Duchin and the Forum. Multiple networks and times reflect a busy schedule with many ensembles and performers.
New York June 22 grain and provisions report notes wheat trading mixed amid weekend anticipation. Bonds steady rails advance. cotton and sugar show modest moves as foreign exchange remains quiet.
A Springfield judge refused permission for a Chicago bank to invest trust funds in U.S. government securities. He warned inflation may rise and instead suggested real estate mortgages and other fixed assets as hedges. The decision questions whether a judge should set investment standards and stretch government reliance as a lender of capital.
Partial AP style financial entry lists Whezanney balance 61.820 and expenditures 29037 with 744.58, plus monthly receipts 420,038. The text is garbled but indicates a monthly treasurer's statement with balance and cash inflows for the period.
The Associated Press reports New York market action with cattle lambs sheep and hogs pricing mixed. Cattle and calves show steady direct sales with varied bids while hogs run 30 including direct sales and spring calves hold steady. Investment trusts and dividends noted for investors, with figures from New York trading and market summaries.
Page 9 section outlines ad placement rules with credit for typographical errors, deadlines, and minimum charges. It lists estate for sale notices and rental inquiries. It cautions accuracy, credit for errors, and box number replies, noting legal ad responsibilities and editorial standards.
Property for sale includes 44 acre estate on paved Davis Creek road two miles out with a 6 room house and landscaped grounds at 2500 dollars and terms. A brick house on Staunton Ave Kanawha City with 5 rooms and garage at 5000 dollars. Montrose lot 100x420 with 5 rooms basement servant room priced 5500 dollars. Edgewood and Roane Street lots 50x130 to 60x120 listed around 3500 to 5000 dollars with terms.
Fragmented listing details a series of properties for sale or trade by owner. Mentions several lots, additions, and a 7 room brick home with double garage on a large lot in Crescent City and nearby areas. Includes prices, contact notes, and various street and lot descriptors.
A spam style notice claims easy loans up to 500 with 34 to 48 hour approval. It asserts flexible repayment and lets borrowers choose any payment plan. The vague offer lacks verifiable terms and legitimate lender details.
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