Post-Tribune Classified Ad Rates And Live Market Notes
News brief compiling farm prices from St Louis and regional markets. Includes milk eggs butter poultry hogs cattle and lamb quotes in St Louis Kansas City and Chicago with grain bids and crop notes. Data from AP datelines June 15 across multiple markets.
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St Louis
ST. Louis
Jane
Hggs
Missouri
Northern Twins
Heavies, LLC
Lée
Levis
Louis
Kansas City
Springs
Chicago
Ap)—Co
D. AJ
U. S
Southern Bliss
Wisconsin
Idaho Russell
Cloet
Classifieds: Post-Tribune ad rules and listings page
Long, dense classified ad section detailing ad policies, rates, and illustrative listings across Automotive, Employment, Real Estate, Merchandise, and Services. Includes notices on legal ads, public works resolutions, and sample ad copy for vehicles, rooms, real estate for rent and sale, and business opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K—Automobiles
Paris
Hiro
Motoréyelés
Bieyclea
Mmale Financial
BSA
Alushal
Shore
Mountain
Lake
Rembi
Gale
Bank Robbery in Canton Nets $1,000 in Cash
Canton Kansas Farmers State Bank robbed at opening by two unmasked well dressed men. They bound oil company manager J. A. Prick and cashier P. L. Ginder as Miss Yetta Maltby watched. Bandits fled south in a car with an unknown Franklin County plate.
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Canton
Kas
Farmers State Bank of
Tobby
Franklin County
J. A. Prick
P. L. Ginder
Yetta Maltby
Ginder
Wall Street Gains Amid Banking Relief and Silver Tone
Financial markets edged higher on June 15 as banking advices eased the gold drain. Stocks rose 1 to 5 points with leaders including American Telephone and Union Pacific, while bonds and utilities strengthened. Auburn stock fluctuated despite Senate scrutiny and Macy rose on dividend news.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
U.S
American Telephone
American Can
Case
Allied Ghemleat
American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
Ripley
Senate
Macy
Kansas City Southern
Fire at Se Well Paint Plant Injures Three in Kansas City
A blast at the Se Well Paint and Varnish Company plant on West 8th Street injures at least three workers, Ed Moberly, Allen Kiltner, and Vernal Munday, with firemen fearing others could be trapped as flames spread through the facility. Fire crews could not immediately account for all employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sewell Paint and Varnish Company
West 8Th Street
Ed Moberly
Allen
Kiltner
Miss Vernal Munday
Streatmery
Cantor and Holman Ordered to File Indemnity Bond
Wilmington Del June 1 AP If Eddie Cantor stage comic and Benjamin F Holman New York want to keep as much as a million dollars in stock impounded in Cantor accounting suit against Goldman Sachs Trading Corporation they must file an indemnifying bond of perhaps a half million dollars or more This was decided today by Chancellor J O Walcott of the Delaware Chancery Court denying a motion by counsel for Goldman Sachs interests to vacate the sequestration order 366333 shares of stock owned by the defendants The sale of Cantor and Holsman stockholders was filed last February It complains that certain individuals in the corporation wilfully and recklessly squandered and wasted assets of the concern in the sum of many millions of dollars and asks the court to order the defendants to render an accounting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Eddie Cantor
Stage Comeifan
Benjamin F. Holman
New York
Cantor
Goldman Sachs
J. O. Walcott
Delaware Chancery Court
Cantor and Holsman
Egan Removed as San Francisco Public Defender
San Francisco June 15 The Board of Supervisors formally removed Frank J. Egan from the office of public defender. Egan, already under suspension and indicted for the murder of his friend and client Mrs. Jessie Scott Hughes, was found guilty of obstructing justice by failing to cooperate with police. The public defendant allegedly benefited from life insurance policies and was legatee of the widow’s will. Hughes’s body was found in a street gutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Frank J. Egan
San Franscisco Public Defender
Board of Supervisors
Egan
Jessie Scott Hughes
Hughes
Ife
Trade balance in May favors United States
The Commerce Department reported a favorable U S trade balance of about 20 million dollars for May. Exports reached 203 97 million with imports at 175 68 million in May 1931 figures. Cotton exports totaled 501 000 bales in May, down 44 000 from April but up 165 000 from May 1931.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Department
Smith Expresses Chicago Political Comment Awaiting Completion
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith said he would comment later on the Chicago political picture and planned to travel to Chicago next Tuesday as a National Democratic Convention delegate. He may be called as a witness in the federal case against National Diversified Corporation officers accused of misusing names of Smith and Raszkob in stock sales through the mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Chicago
Smith
National Diversified Corporation
John J. Raskob
Destructive corn bugs reported near Waverly
Specimens of clay colored dill bugs, a destructive pest, were received by the State Board of Agriculture's plant division near Waverly. Commissioner K C Sullivan said there is no economical way to stop outbreaks except crop rotation and tall dillowing. The pests live in swampy areas and typically kill corn outright.
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Waverly H
State Board of Agriculture
Br. K. C. Sullivan
View Beauty of the Northwest at Seattle Convention
Delegates of the General Federation of Women's Clubs visit Seattle for a three day convention play day after five days of work. Elections are on the program with Grace Morrison Poole of Brockton named for president, and contests planned for two vice presidencies. The session continues with credentials report and officer elections slated for tomorrow.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Grace Morrison Poole
Brockton
Mass
Classified Ads Bridge Buyers And Sellers Directly
There is no other way to bring buyers and sellers in direct contact as these classifieds ads do. The notice emphasizes direct contact between parties without intermediaries, encouraging readers to place or respond to ads to facilitate transactions.
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City
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Ofice
Post-Tribone
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H.W. Ells
H. G. Abel
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Ace
Madison
Southside
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Dorothy Art Shop
Otto Slanker
Madison Street
Artistic
Wheeler's
Monroe Street
Paris Cleaners
H & K Cleaners
Madison St
Byrd
Rawleigh Cily
California
Tipton
Versailles
Fulton
Rawleigh Co
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Freeport
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Branklin Institute
Rochester
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Calil
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Schulte
Batavia
Parkes and Wathey
E. Dinklin
Crevelts
Bishop's Flower Shop
East High Street
Hugo Busch
Florist
Madison Phone
Spec
L. H. Rost
Jackson
Green
McCarty
Main
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Vienna
Highway 63
Kitchenetta
Brooks
Broadway
Cherry
Capitol
Dunklin W
Fairmount
Red
Miller
East
Ralph Miller
Church Realty & Investment Co
McGarty
Ranflazza
Monroe
General Electric
Paul W. Schmidt
Ciif Drive
E. High
Adams
Cinder Lane
Gareage
Phil Dallmeyer
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Virginia
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Tribune Printing Company
Ee Farms
H. J. Lartenoix
Call
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West High
Lota
Bcruggs
Guhleman
LBR
Walinko Place
H. J. Lartonoix
George A. Linhardé
W. High
Tribune
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AL Smith
Springfield
Howard C. Honham
Evansville
Ind
Cook County
Paul Tulupan
Claridge
L. L. Emerson
London
Sir Daned MacLean
Board of Education
MacDonald
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