FAIRMOUNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL NOTORIOUS NOTICE
Public notices list a maternity hospital address in Kansas City Missouri and various reward notices for information on thefts. Items include a reward for details about a May Day office theft, a missing bracelet, a collie named Major, a lost carpet coupon, and a platinum bar diamond ring reward.
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Enn
Fairmount Maternity
St. Kai City
South Roftasr
K. Ik. K
Nancy St
Quearrier
Washington
Major
N. & Stark
Washinston St
St. Albans
Jos
Wehrle
Aera
Virginia
Summerk
Bradford
Summern &T
Aoe Rewara
Bedier House
Birdy Mines
Elk River
Barer King
Villa W
Ya. RL
Pardons and corporate notices in Kanawha County era
Notices announce pardon and parole hearings for Bill Watkins and Perry Anderson from Kanawha County Intermediate Court with dates in 1925. Additional items include West Virginia corporate dissolution of Dixie Manufacturing Company, stockholder resolutions, and notices for road work bids, truck routes, and a vehicle operation application with hearings in Charleston.
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A. G. Jenkins
Charleston. W. Va
Bill Watkins
Kanawha County
Virginia Penitentiary
AG. Jenkins
Charleston
Perry Anderson
Intermediate Court
West Virginia
Perlod St
Dixie Manufactring Company
Maryland
Baltimore
Dixie Manufacturing Company
Marsland
Weath Ienin
West Virginis
West Vrginia
W. Toohey
Frank Diviti
Montgomery
W. Vu
Bas
State Road Commissoin
Gauley Bridge
Inta
Fayette County
West Vir
State Bosd Commission
West Viraie
Midland Trail Transit Co schedules 1906
The Midland Trail Transit Co lists hourly coaches between Huntington and Chariton with departures from 4 pm to 7 pm, including connections via Trunston and Bare, serving Charleston, Farm, Barebee, and Cedar Grove routes. The schedule notes May 25, 1906, for Charleston departures and connections at Harrison, Berber, and Cedar Grove areas.
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Ona Huntington
Eine
Gren
Eaves Chariton
Iseve Huntington
East
Truntibston
Verlanten
M. Eals
Red
Charleston
Farm
Barebee
Raarortan
Aalirena Btaiion
Virginis
Bond Market Firms Amid Holiday Quiet and Speculation
New York on May 29 reports bond prices holding firm as trading slowed by a holiday. Profit taking and renewed buying focus on railroad and oil issues. Notable activity includes Union Pacific refunding, Chesapeake and Ohio convertibles, Florida and Panama oil bonds, and Saint Pauls. US government and foreign issues show varied movement.
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New York
Union Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Great Western
Florida
International Great Northern Adjustment
Sind
Denmark
United States
Detroit Edison
Blair and Company
Nationwide
Profit taking fails to halt Pan Am market activity
New York May 23. Heavy selling of Pan American issues opened the day lower on a port decree against the company but shares recovered most losses. Other industrials rose with gains in steel, copper, and rail stocks. the market kept an upward drift despite some declines and notable strength in certain issues.
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New ‘York
Todex
Aare
Amiounes
Zyactignil
Standard Industrinia
Ami Baldwin
Aliss Chalmers
Coca Cola
Iapitaden Copper
State Thoeburk
Texas Gulf
Wuldie
Kean
Havana
Brooklyn-Manhattan
Colmania
American Cleplurnie
International Telephone
Abn Mower
Kunisvier
American Feet Suzar
California Packing
Fran Shattark
Brown Shas
Live Stock Fat Cuttam Sinck East Buffalo May 29
Fat cattle markets show steady activity with most classes noting firm prices. Mixed and grassers trade around 8.50 to 14.00 per hundredweight, while sheep and lambs rise about 50 cents to 12.00 for top lambs and around 8.00 to 12.00 for others as arrivals total 1400 head and 4000 head respectively.
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Buffalo
Wheat market slips as May delivery closes down
Grain and provisions reports show wheat for May delivery dropping to 42 cents per bushel net back from the high. Prices for May and July futures moved irregularly while corn and oats fluctuated and provisions varied slightly. detailed deed transfers in Anawha and surrounding counties were recorded, listing land parcels and names such as Asbury, Chioe, and Hammons among others.
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Leh
Vgie
Hosehawn
Loundon
Toledo
Tod
Delober
A. Drannen
Salton
Cabin Creek
Timothy
I. Asbury
Chioe I
Glenwaod
Real Estate Transusers Real Estate Transusers Call Money Easier
New York May 20 all money easier with closing bids offered last loan activity steady mixed figures. Market notes show moderate sales of staples but demand remains from novelties in wash fabrics and yarns. Wool markets hold steady with no improved tone, while silk and other textiles show mixed movement in wholesale and retail channels.
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New York
Odas
Gorda
Bowen
Grady
Onurh Bettey
Nik
Coal loadings reported on Chesapeake and Rusway lines
Weekly report ends May 24 shows coal loadings totaling 20,1247 cars across Chesapeake and Rusway lines with New River and Kentucky fields contributing. Average daily loadings described, Coke production noted at New River field and Kentucky holdings, with figures for 46.8 and 8234 cars respectively.
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Chesapeake and the Rusway Company
Hichmond
Rexport
New River
Kehawha
Kentucky
Lome Park
Millera Crevi
A. Go & Li
Chicnaga Butter Market Mixed as Traders Hold Prices
The Chicago butter market showed varied demand with some trades firming while others held. Fresh butter at 92 score was available, centrifined product listed at 2 score 484s, as buyers sought silent premiums on certain lots.
Foreign exchange and divorce decree in California
Foreign exchange rates from Britain France Italy Germany and other nations are listed with various currency values and marks. Frank Mayo, film actor, was granted a divorce from Eleanor Mayo in Los Angeles after a three year legal battle, ending his two year marriage to Dagmar Gadowsk.
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Frank Mayo
Tos Angeles
Mig
Eleanor Mayo
May
Aetor
Dagmar
Sugar Market Shows No Change In New York Trade
In New York on May 28 more interest remained flat with raw sugar at 4.47 Cuban duty paid and a sale of 1,000 bags for Swathall June shipment. Futures saw small declines on liquidation then rallied on covering as liquidity concerns faded. Prices held steady near 2.81 to 2.85 for nearby months with modest demand for refined sugar and futures muted.
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SUAW
Iuly
Maren
Local Wool Market Shows Mixed Demand in Boston
In Boston on May 2, the wool market displays steadier demand with cautious selling. Dealers note firmer fleeces and rising inquiries for finer qualities while overall goods trading remains slow. Prices hold steady from yesterday as London and Bradford lots show firmer tendencies.
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Boston
London
Bradtor
POMEROY MINE TO RESUME OPERATIONS SOON
Pomeroy mine number seven of the messx Cond company plans to resume after an 18 months shutdown. Read as Mine number seven of the isssex Cond company aims to restart at the TPLF scale. May 224 Chin.
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Pomeroy
Pommag
Chin
Tte
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TION
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Huntington
Pale
Standard Credit Balances
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Haray, Dane & Co
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New York Stock Exchange
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Ing Losis
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China Corp
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Flake
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Steed
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Mer Marine
Aay Phan Sa
Kane City
Southern
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Kennecott Capper Kelly Springfield
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Minit Copper Om Misaduri Pac Abm
Ars
New York Central
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North Am Co
Owenn Bottie
Pilling Petroleum
Fredocere
Nity
Pullman
Maditdada Pure
Ay Renautera
Arneas Ss
Brayarly
Reynolda Riah BS
Bt Land
Calltears
Chad
Atudebsker Texas Co
Texa
Pranecontinental Iar
Alton Racine
Dan T Uv
U Steel Brock
Union Tai
Wabael
Maryan
Wie Motors
Willye-Overland
Midland Trail “Transit CO
Ronen
Bond Market
HESS
Thauradar
Chtcago
Onteldo Fleurer
Tierdy
Exchans Bann & Io
Mombora
Argentina
Belgium
Canada
Bitee
Lyons
Insertion
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Theites
French Republic
Ise
Hingdorn
KEW
York
Logan Field
Standard Oil
Fiurdy, Dana & Co
America
Reericke
Seth
Hiv Hara
Dena & Cn
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Ane
Anil
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Nper Ag
Hardy, Duna & Co
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Foreiai
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Prance
Poland
Balglin
Germany
Halland
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Damark
Switzerland
Pane
Smut
Greens
Austria
Brazil
Shanghai
Montvent
Thales Neav
Teyga
Anionda Riera
Chaese Fem
Tardy
Dana & 0
New York Stock
U.S. Liberty Bondy
Slards, Dana & Co
Bray
Eeettle
The
Howard C. Smy Detective Bureau and Collection Agency
Eatab
Saltervest
Charleston Merchant Police and Protects Association
Howard C. Smith
Goa
Clyde H. Smith
Aas
Washington Street
Goshorn Street
Lick Branch
G. H. Duke
J. N. Mahan
Capitol Street
Tenography 108
Kriie's
LUCAS
Barlew Hardware CO
Quarrier
Capitol
Hardy, Dana & Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Charleston, West Virginia
Goodman Furniture Exchange
Goodman Furniture CO
Virginia Street
Guacumbe
Court
Powe
Furstehed
Rica
Strand Shoe Repairing Company
W. VA
Faint & Glabs CO
Hale Street
W. Q. Watters
Piedmont and
Elizabeth Streets
Highland Drive
Betlabla
West Va
Ideal Furniture CO
Right Price Store
Kanawha Street
Capitel
L. H. Patton & Company
Hupmobile
Ons
Fraser MO
TOR Car CO
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