Store room for rent on Ti ar kat Street in town
Classified rental notice lists a 25 by 65 foot store room with display glass front and concrete floor suitable for retail. Also an apartment on Shelby Street furnished for rent. Legal notice in Kingsport Times outlines delinquent tax cases in Sullivan County Tennessee with many nonresidents required to appear in Blountville court by early August 1932. includes long list of names and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiarkat Street
Times Office
Non-Resident Notice in McNutt vs Fi Bank of Gate City
In the Chaancery Court at port Tennessee a cross bill shows J P McNutt as a nonresident. He is required to appear and defend before the third Monday of July at the Kingsport clerk and master, or the cross-bill will be confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. McNutt
Fi Bank of
Gate City
Chaancery
Port, Tennessee
Kingsport
Tennessee
First National Bank of
Larkin suit announces defendants must answer in Kingsport court
In the Chancery Court of Kingsport Tennessee a bill filed by W T Larkin names multiple defendants including Maude Wills James Wills Ollie Wills and others. Defendants non residents must appear by the first Monday in August 1932 at the Kingsport court to defend or risk bill being deemed confessed. Notices run for four consecutive weeks in The Kingsport News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Larkin
Kingsport
Tennessee
John C. Larkin
Lexington
Isaac Wills
Nicholasville
Maude Johnson
Louisville
James Wills
Ollie Wills
Nicholas, Ky
Danie Wills
Nicholasvil
Maude Wills
Orlando, Fla
J. W. Rawling Main Sr
Danville
J. H. Jennings
St. Danville
Huston
Ave
Henry Dotson
Press Ave
Hal Wills
Willie Wills
William H. Crews
Dib Crews
Texas
Mollie Keller
Nettie Thompson
p.Norvel Cloud
Nitro
Alonzo Adams
S. Dilkhorn
Et A
Chancery Court
Kingsport, Tennessee
Ielerk and Mayter
Smid Court
The
MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON COUNTY BUS LINE SCHEDULE CHANGE
Washington County Tennessee bus line announces schedule changes effective May 27 1932 serving Johnson City Kingsport Fordtown Gray Boone and Lx Johnson City with multiple departures daily. Commuter books sold at bus stations. D R Patrick manager contact numbers listed.
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Johnson City
Kingsport Ly
Kingsport
Fordtown Jet
Gray
Boone
Gray Jet
Ingsport
D. R. Patrick
Kingssort
Order of Publication in Kinsler Chancery Case
Creditors of Bruce Kinsler are notified to file petitions and prove claims in the Kingsport Chancery Court by December 12, 1932 or be barred from assets of the store. The court enjoins suits other than petitions and stays ongoing actions toward judgment. June 15, 1932. H. M. McNeil, Clerk and Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Kinsler
Chancery Court
Kingsport
Tennessee
H. M. McNeil
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Bankruptcy
District Court filing in the Eastern District of Tennessee lists Nathan Marion Dickson and wife Cora May Dickson of Kingsport as bankrupts. The notice for creditors announces the first meeting of creditors on June 21, 1482, with the event to be held in Sullivan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Marion Dickson
Cora May Dickson
Kingsport
Tennessee
Sullivan
Nathah Marion Dickson
Cora i May - Dickson
Notice of Bankruptcy Meeting in Johnson City Tennessee
Creditors may appear and prove claims, elect a trustee, and examine the bankrupt at the Post Office Building Johnson City Tennessee on July 16 at 9 o clock a m. The sale method time and terms will be set at the meeting or an adjournment. Dated June 21 1932. GEO F DUGGER Referee in Bankruptcy.
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Post Office Bldg
Johnson City
Tennessee
Geo. F. Dugger
Answers to Test Questions List
Answers to test questions printed on page four reveal the student responses for ten items. Oregon, nineteen, Montreal Canada, General Lord Cornwallis, The Tariff Act of 1030, one whose hobby is collecting postage stamps, Carmen, Roman poet, Now one of the constituent Republics of the Soviet Union, harder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Montreal
Canada
Lord Cornwallis
Carmen
Now
Soviet Union
Livestock Prices In Chicago Report Strong Hogs And Mixed Cattle
Chicago livestock market report notes 15 000 hogs with many direct sales and prices from 3 28 to 4 10 per pound for various weight ranges. Cattle and calves totaling 10 000 show uneven demand, moderately active, with some higher prices for heavier stock.
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Chicago
Cattle Prices and Market Report From Local Sale
Market listings show bids for yearling steers at 7.00 to 8.25 per cwt with best weights trading higher. Heifers 6.00 to 7.00, cows 3.25 to 6.00, and bulls 4.79 to 6.25. Sheep offered 11,000 with lambs 20 lbs down to 3.75 and 90 to 150 lb ranges noted. stocker and feeder cattle reported 5.00 to 6.25 for 500 to 1050 lb steers.
Bond Market Quiet With Modest Shifts In New York
The bond market opened steady in New York with fractional price changes across issues. German government sevens and 5 1 85 eased after gains while U S government bonds stayed largely firm though small losses and gains balanced. Western Union loans rose, American Telephone bonds softened, and the Hoover disarmament proposal drew interest for its link to the Lausanne talks on war debts and reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoover
Financial
United States
Western Union
New United States Bridge Association Formed
Curbst market in New York reports dull trading with weakness in the Electric Bond and Share Co. 5 percent preferred slips to new low ground dragging 6 percent preferred down about three points. New England Power preferred slides to a yearly low while American Gas & Electric holds firm in slight declines. Old group interests show limited activity with Standard of Indiana firming after early heaviness. Proposals announce formation of a national bridge body, uniting Culbertson and Bridge Headquarters, with plans for local and national tournaments. Four Horsemen doubtful to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Electric Bond and Share Co
New England Power Preferred
American Gas & Electric
Regent
Standard
Indiana
Ford Moray
Canada
Ely Culbertson
Bridge World, Inc
Dudley Courtenay
Bridge Headquarters, Inc
United States Bridge Association
United States Galt Association
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Four Horsemen
Horsemen
P. Hal Sims
Deat Club
Deal
N. J
Culbertson
Bridge Headquarters
Bridge factions heal old breach in waterfront contracts
New York report notes peace between two waterway contract bridge factions after issuance of joint agreements. The move ends long running disputes and paves way for cooperative projects. Details remain sketchy as the text trails off in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
iPeace
Chicago Market Update Tie Butter and Eye Prices Flat
Chicago AP report June 22 shows butter trading at 13,450 units steady with unchanged prices. Eye goodsor items listed at 1,289 with prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kingsport Times
Business Ofien
C. J. Anderson Special Agency
Wacker Drive
M. R. R Mulligan
Lexington Avenas
New York City
Kingsport Publishing Company, Inc
W. Market Street
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Shelby Street
Brown Bureau
Broadway
Nashville
Tenn
Sullivan County
State of Tennessee
Chaneery Court
Bloun
Ville
Sheriff's Hewrn
J. W. Ienkins
A. Jenkins
A. Rebers
A. Jenking, Sr
Z. A. Miler
J. HW. Harmon
D. He Weaver
Charles Humphreys
Martin and Hall
Martin
Willivny Triplett
Joe D. Moore
Chas
Hyatt
J. C. Bayless
Lipseon
Over All Go
Jessie Lee Carrier
Goodwin Brothy Cg, & Rupe Heirs
S S. Mellengy
J. K. Spaulding
Garst Woods
J. L. Roe
Cay Barnett
3. M. Jerking
Ida Galdwell
W. L. Worsham
Isaac Anderson
Black Mountain Land Company
GC. Burkely
D. T. McKee
Ryan & Hopkins
Virginia Woodworking Company
Oak Coe
S. H. Garst
H. M- McNeil
Ada
Kingsport Publishing Company
Washington County Bus Line of
New Tifton
Broad Street
Bristol Grocery Company
District Court of the United States
Bond Market
Darline Shons
Cinchfield Drug Store
Henrhes
Zander
Ord
U.S
Capynigia
Eita Kett
Paul Robinson
Craqy
Oh, Koo AI
ARMAN
Big Sister
Buddy
Central Press Association Inc
Cap
Aak
Byles Forgrave
Fontes
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