Foreclosure Notice for Bristol Property in Sullivan County
On June 11 1928 Mae Gunning and George P Gunning executed a deed of trust securing debt. Trustees M D Arnold Jr and J Harry Price advertise sale at Blountville courthouse at 12 noon on July 13 1938 to satisfy the note and costs with any surplus to rightful owners. Property located in Bristol Tennessee described as beginning on west side of 5th street near Drake property. Proceeds apply to full note, costs, and any excess to entitled parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Gunning
George P. Gunning
M. D. Armed
J Harry Price
Dunce
Sullivan County
Tennessee
M. D. Arnold Jr
J. Harry Price
M. D. Arnold, Sr
Blountville
Bristol
5Th Street
Drake
Waterloo Street
Droke
Sth Street
English Street
A. D. Drake
Register
D. B
M.D Arnold, SR
Answers to Test Questions and Poultry Market Report
Answers to test questions printed on page 4 identify Lake Superior and other facts. A Moscow Poultry listing from Chicago shows live poultry prices and vehicle loads. The Paris market closes with the U S dollar at 20.48 francs, down 22 centimes from yesterday.
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Vpdoglar
Reneitee
Paris
United States
Stocks Inch Higher In Early New York Trading
Stocks gain modestly in early session with rails quieting after an opening surge. Industrials firm while utilities rise slightly. Case shares up after a 8 point gain was halved. Major issues including U S Steel and General Motors advance modestly as call money steadies at 1 percent.
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New York
Case
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel
American Can
Consolidated Gas
American Tobacco B
Lackawanna
American and Foreign Power
du Pont
American Telephone
New York Central
Public Service of New Jersey
General Motors
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
International Telephone
Johns-Manville
Bond Market Shows Firm Tone In New York Trading
June 22 AP report: rail bonds offered good interest and traders expected May reports to signal a turning point. Santa Fe and Baltimore issues rose modestly while North and Allegheny corp bonds gained. Utilities, international telephony stocks advanced. American Telephone group up. Oil and copper sectors dominated activity with Shell Union Oil and Sinclair Oil advancing. U S S governments edged higher. German issues remained heavy while other foreign issues held firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santa Fe
Baltimore’ S Ear
North
International Telephone
Postal Telegraph Group
American Telephone
Shell Union Oil
Sinclair Oil
U. S&s
Livestock Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Trading in Cincinnati
Cincinnati market report shows hogs at 180 to 300 pounds steady near 4.65, sows 3.25 to 3.80, cattle and calves slow with light supplies and mixed prices, vealers 4.25 to 5.00, beef cows 1.25 to 2.50, bulls 3.50, sheep and lambs steady with lambs 7.00 to 7.50 and plainer grades 5.00 to 6.00, culls 4.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Curb market shows narrow range with mixed moves
The curb market today was irregular and moderately active with traders noting a held trading range. Dollar weakness spurred early rallies that faded as selling returned. Oils advanced slightly after yesterday, several utilities rose and select specialties gained, while Commonwealth and Dixon Crucible listed declines. Hiram Walker stayed strong, gaining over a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hiram Walker
Core ! Commonwealth
Edison Electric of
Boston
Dixon Crucible
Tubize Chatillon
Newmont
Australian aviator Ulm completes cross country flight
West Australia June 22. Charles T. P. Ulm and a three man crew arrived from Sydney in a monoplane Raith in Australia covering 2100 miles in 21 hours nonstop. Ulm plans to fly to London next, possibly returning via the United States. He previously flew with Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith from California to Australia in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derpy
West Australia
Charles T. P. Ulm
Sydney
Raith
Australia
Ulm
London
United States
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
California
Chicago Market Report Hint From June 22 AP Dispatch
Chicago June 22 AP reports steady prices for Sutter at 14,647 units amid a calm market session. Volume and demand appear unchanged as investors monitor external cues and regional indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sutter
Egg market notes on shipments and grades
A fragment listing egg grade totals and storage status includes 15,869 eggs for firm, extra firsts eight, fresh graded firsts twelve and three four, current receipts eleven and a half, packed firsts twelve and a quarter, storage packed extras thirteen and a half.
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago
POTATOES CHICAGO June 22 AP U S DB A Potatoes 103 on heegeke 219 total U S shipments 870 new stock firm trading moderate supplies moderates Oklahoma Cobblers up to 2 35 decayed 1 90 to 2 00 Triumphs 2 00 to 245 few higher decayed 1 80 to 2 00 Arkansas Trisbrepha 2 25 to 2 38 North Carolina bbl Cobblers few sales 4 30 old stock firm no sales reported
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Chicago
U. S
U.S
Oklahoma Cobblers
Arkansas Trisbrepha
North Carolina
Cobblers
Old Stock
Railroads Agree To Postpone Pay Cut Until June
Railroads yield to administration plea and delay a proposed 12 1/2 percent pay cut for workers until June 30, 1934. The agreement, brokered by Joseph B Eastman, keeps current wages in place through mid next year as both government and railroads pursue recovery policies. Washington reports the move aims to avoid disrupting transportation while supporting a new policy to boost business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Eastwan
Eastman
Washington
Railway unions near vote on new wage pact
The agreement, described as close to approval, awaits ratification by individual unions under the Railway Labor Executives' association. It is viewed as a mere formality before the pact takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Kuhn Loeb Inquiry Mapped In Washington Hearing
Senate investigators scrutinize income tax returns of Kuhn Loeb & Co. members in preparation for next week’s inquiry into the firm’s operations. The audit will follow Morgan & Co. lines and cover new ground including financing Pennroad Corp. and Alleghany. Otto Kahn and other partners are due to testify in executive session to outline the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
J. P
van “Swerin ‘Gen Railroad
Otto
Wi Kahn
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Kingsport
SS Ees
C. J. Anderson Special Agency
E. Wacker Drive
Ill
R. R. Mulligan
Lexington Avenue
New York City
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EL Market Street
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Rotherwood Dairy
Highland. Coal Company
P. O
Morristown
Tenn
KO Graves
Maple Street
Kingsport Publishing Company
Grma
The
Kingsport Times
Geveral Boys
Tf Db
Washington CO
Kingaport
Johnson City
Yew Highway
U. S. No. 23
Union Bus Station
Ktogsport
D. BR. Patrick
Mgr
Phoned Personal Finance CO
New Tipton Bldg
Broad St
Sullivan National Farm Loan Association
S — Wall
Mayflower
W. J. Heister
Charlamont Street
Highland Coal GO
Aly Box
Times Office
Lake Superior
Upsala
Sweden
Henrietta Maria
England
Aps Maccabaeus
West Roxbury
Mass
Session Stock Exchange
Bond Market
Rails
Kuhn, Loeb & CO
Inquiry
Morgan
Senator Glass
D-a
Broad Street
Clinchfield Drug
Gole
Andy
Paril
Chicano Tribune
Eita Kett
Ronto
Hane
Buddy
Donnie
Wimaself
Dirategy
Etrad
Shes
Down Attre Lake
Paul Robinson
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Goya
Ora! Prise Ass. Atic
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