Public notices list delinquent stock and parking ordinance Las Vegas
Legal notices announce delinquent assessments for American Agar Company shareholders with offices in Las Vegas and San Diego. An ordinance imposes vehicle parking restrictions in Las Vegas for sixty days, defines prohibited streets, and prescribes fines or jail terms for violations with enforcement through the Las Vegas Age publication.
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American Agar Company
Clark Building
Fremont Street
Las Vegas
Clark County
Nevada
Mt Hancock and
Harasthy Streets
San Diego
San Diego County
California
OWS
Pate Oes
Oliver O. Clark
Hancock and
Larasthy Streets
San Dego County
City of
Board of Commissioners of
Buck's
Eighth Street
Las Vegas Age
City ordinance adoption vote record 1929 Las Vegas
City of Las Vegas adopts ordinance by vote of Commissioners Smith Thomas and Mayor J F Tesse with no opposing votes. First reading July 23 1929 second reading August 1 1929. J F Hesse Mayor. Viola Burns City Clerk. Pub August 3 6 8 10 1929.
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Las Vegas
Smith
Thomas
J. F. Tesse
J. F. Hesse
Viola Burns
Notice to Creditors and Those Concerned
On August 6 1929 contract 192 between Jack on and the State of Nevada involved supplying and applying asphaltic fuel over a highway from 6 miles southwest of Apex Summit to Crystal in Clark County. Creditors claims against this contract must be filed with the undersigned by September 5 1929 to secure proper legal procedure. State Highway Engineer Durkee. Pub dates August 10 13 15 17 20 22 24 1929.
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Jack
State of Nevada
Apex Summit
Crystal
Clark County
Ption
C. Durkee
Notice to creditors and others concerned on contract claim
On August 6 1929 a state Nevada highway reconstruction contract between Wheelwright Construction Company and the State was accepted. Claims against the contract may be filed with the undersigned by September 5 1929 to pursue proper legal procedure under Section 17 Chapter 169 Statutes 1917 as amended. Published August 10 13 15 17 20 22 23.
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Sherman
Field
Lacy Eliz
Roger
Shickle
Charles Sherman
Flora
Speer
G. B
Donald E. Anne M
Lacy E. Sturgeon
Puth Shickle Charlies
Barnett Speer
B. Sucukl
Henshich le
Anna M
Thebaud
M. Thilda
Sturgeon
Ruth Thum
Willim
Bernett
Thum
John A
Thebaud Turner
Esther
Takahashi
Mas- Mathilda
Aichi
Thum William
Hugo K
Upton
Lula M
Visscher
LGO
Vesper c
Walters
Mrs
Lee
Ss O Scher
Watkin Bertha EE Vissche
Weaver
White
Fred J
Wilett
Everard Baldwin
Anita M
Wildasin
Guy William
Baldwin
B. M
Pearl
Williams
Menzo
Willet
Everard Wise
Sara E
William
Tomio
Bank of Italy
Wise
Board of Directors
Wm. E. Corr
Banning
Claude Anderson
Eva N George G
Arnot
Elizabeth
Ballou
Harriet al
Hancock and Harasby Street
Baldwin B
San Diego
San
Diego
State of California
Boyer
H.R
Wm E Corr
Glaude Boyer
Eliza
George VI
Champlin Clara J
Clark
Ed Boyer
Ward P
Brawner
Harry C
Edith Aq
Louise
Cleverdon, Brown
Ernest
Flora E
Brown Optical Co
Cochran
Guy
Brung, H
Burns
Kathleen
Cook
Eula Chapman
Champlin
Clara Cornell
H. D
Cryer
George E
Ed Dickinson
Edith
Anne E. A
Cleverdon
Farrow
Dr. C
Cobb
Oliver
Ten
Cula Chap- Park
Cornell
George FE
Chikuzen
Kosaku
Dickinson
E. A
C. G
C. G. Jr
Dudley
Gist
Gilman
Golenor
H. R
Gould
E. B
Heller
Lee A
Mary A
C. G, Jr
Hitchcock
Ella M
Homan
D. L
Gelenor
Las Vegas
Hooper
H. A Gould
E. B. Jr
Leo A
Howarth
W. D
Hewson
Humm
Henry Howe
Harry L
Ex- Josiah
Howe
Hunter
Harmon J
Pearl C
Jones
A. Holden
Hulme
Charles
Helen L
Leavitt
Lewis
Wm. Hashimoto
Hio
Suke
Bradley
Hiroshima
A. Halden
Miss
First Street
Stewart Street
T. W
Fremont Street
Koons
H. H
Dr. Ku- Kudo
Kotara
Lewis J
Kuga
Naohichi
Second Street
Gene R. Leavitt
Katherine
Frank J
Elizaurt
R. L
McCourt
McClelland
Jene
Sarah M
McPhes Mairy Powell
McPherson
Mary Powell
Marple
Josepard Mebel A
Joseph
Tb Martin
John F
Mabel A
Martin
Jenny
T Martin
dJenny
Maurer
Dr. J
J. Molitor
Nich- Midland Investoras
Ment Company
Fifth Street
Nixon Sophie P
Hawkins
Cholus
Noble Juanita M
Ogden Street
Nakamoto
Waichi
Muma
Irwin J
Noguchi
Kimpei
Nixon
Sophie P
Noble
Juanita
Pearson
al Pearson
Hattie
Anton J
Roger Schuman-Heink
Elsie
Speman Flora
Nner
Donald
Emerson
Wheelwright Construction Company
State of
Nevada
Apex Summits
Crystal
Clark County
Hatfield Eyes California Governorship Nomination
San Francisco reported that George J. Hatfield United States district attorney plans a bid for the Republican nomination for California governor. The disclosure notes Hatfield may challenge for the state’s top office amid political maneuvering.
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San Francisco
George J. Hatfield
United States
Kere
California
Probe of Air Wreck Started in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a U S commerce department probe began into a passenger plane crash that left ten passengers and two pilots bruised and shocked. The $35,000 craft was wrecked after its wing struck a sand bank near the Los Angeles river bed following motor trouble.
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Los Angeles
U.R
United State Partment of Commerce
Victor Berger's Body Lies In State In Milwaukee Rotunda
Victor L. Berger, socialist leader mortally injured by a streetcar on July 16, lies in state in Milwaukee city hall rotunda. Relatives accept invitation for body to remain, with funeral set for 2:39 p.m. Saturday. Labor crowds will attend as workers are off duty.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukeeity Council
Strip mining rises as major mineral source in U S
Washington reports that stripping methods now yield most minerals, with annual totals of coal, copper, iron ore, bauxite and pebble phosphate. The survey notes threefold earth removal, electric shovels, and growing reforestation efforts to reclaim waste stretches while reducing hazards.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
F. E. Cash
M. W. m Bernewitz
Panama Canal
United States
Lon Chaney Goes On Vacation For Nerves
San Francisco August 9 Lon Chaney noted motion picture actor was en route with his wife to Santa Cruz to vacation in the mountains to ward off a threatened nervous breakdown He denied reports he would not play in the talkies but said he would not act until talkie mechanism improved.
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San Francisco
Lon Chaney
Here
Santa Cruze
Chaney
Heaas
Famous Theater Rated by Fire
New York reports a spectacular four alarm blaze that destroyed Miner's Old Bowery theater where stars Maggie Cline Helen Mora Weber and Fields and Carrigan and Hart performed. The fire drew 25 engine companies and about 275 firefighters. A second fire appeared in an adjacent building as flames spread and wax tapers and newspapers were found on stairs from the second to the top floor.
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New York
Miner's Old Bowery Theater
Maggie Cline
Helen Mora
Weber and Fields
Carrigan and Hart
Bribe Offer Tied to Tunney Dempsey Match Referee
Paul Prehn, former head of the Illinois Boxing Commission and president of the National Boxing Association, says a gambler offered $10,000 to influence referee selection for the Tunney Dempsey fight at Soldier Field in September 1927. He states Dempsey had no involvement in the bid.
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Chicago
Paul Prehn
National Boxing Association
Ilinois Boxing Commission
Soldier Field
Prehn
Dempsey
Typical Chorus Girl Named By First National Studios
Hollywood officials announced the end of a contest in which 107 young women competed to be named the typical chorus girl. Maxine Cantway of Chicago won and signed a contract with First National Studios. She is listed as 19 years old, 108 pounds, 5 feet 3 inches tall with bobbed hair.
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Hollywood
U.P
First National Studios
Maxine Cantway
Chicago
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Theora Hix
James H. Snook
Ohio State University City
S.C. Durkee
Hatfield
Victor Berger
Bishop Cannon
al Smith
The
Republican War Veterans, Inc
Lorenzi Lake Resort
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BLACK
Famous Theater
Third and
Carson St. Tel
Walter G. Pico
Delkin Bldg
Patho-Neurometer
Adams Pipe Works
Bay Street
Cal
Roy Martin
Pres
EA. Ferron, Mgr
Underwood
White Cross Drug CO
Iceman
National Ice Co
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