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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
10
Jefferson City markets report steady produce prices across Midwest stations. Kansas City and Chicago notes list kegs, butterfat, poultry, potatoes, and livestock prices with regional shifts and shipping data. Local visitors include Mrs. Richards and Jackie Lou Carey visiting Dewey Oklahoma and Kirksville guests.
Classified ad rates listed for daily and multi insertion, legal notices, and classification index. Includes payment terms, rate rules, and submission instructions for the Post-Tribune classifieds.
A dense page of historical classified ads and notices detailing money loans real estate rentals sales and services. It lists sections for employment rooms for rent real estate for sale and various merchandise categories with dozens of individual entries and contact cues.
Ashland, June 21. Miss Dorothy Page Hendrix and L. T. Sapp wed Thursday June 16 at the bride’s home. Elder Lloyd Sapp read the ceremony with relatives present. The couple, Ashland High grads, will have Sapp teaching next year in Joe Wren district. Also, Miss Opal Hamilton and Frank Miller married June 16 in Columbia. The bride is daughter of Carl Hamilton of Englewood. groom manages the Missouri store in Columbia and they will live there.
The home of W. G. C. Branley, county collector, burned last Sunday morning in Tuscumbia resulting in an estimated loss of $1,000, partially insured. N. M. Stone visited and advised Rail Way Mail Service postmaster Spearman on route changes for old and new Highway 52 to aid daily patrons. Rev C Smutz preached Sunday. Woodrow Johnson of Joplin visited Charles Messersmith.
In Tipton on June 27 Miss Flora Schmidt received a miscellaneous shower at her brother and sister in law’s home. She will wed Paul Miller on June 28. A surprise lawn party followed on Wednesday night hosted by neighbors at Miss Frieda Wolf’s home. The local kittenball scores from Tuesday night at the park showed Red Birds 5, Black Hawks 0, Orioles 1, Blue Ramblers 0. The final games of the event are noted.
Wall Street held at a tepid level with an afternoon downturn as Coca Cola and Santa Fe fell to lows not seen since the 1890s while Allied Chemical recovered on a $1.50 dividend. American Telephone Union Pacific and U S Steel drifted lower after brief gains. Allied Chemical Auburn General Foods Norfolk and Western moved modestly. Central Republic Bank of Chicago announced full depositor protection, seen as bank solidarity.
Springfield Missouri district reports fish stranded after a six foot flood wave. Three crappie were found high and dry near the Sac River beyond Miller Missouri. Hundreds of large trout were washed from streams and ponds and neighborhood workers retrieved fish over hours. Damages from the flood are estimated between four thousand and thirty five thousand dollars. Two state hatcheries at Sequinta and Chesapeake escaped damage.
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