For Sale A 1929 Model A Sport Roadster
Auction note describes a 1929 Model A sport roadster in town with 6 Goodyear tires and a good motor. Contact Geo Price at 1305 Kg, call between 12 and 7 p.m for details.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1930
Page
7
Auction note describes a 1929 Model A sport roadster in town with 6 Goodyear tires and a good motor. Contact Geo Price at 1305 Kg, call between 12 and 7 p.m for details.
Classifieds show beds and furniture for sale including a breakfast set, coil spring bed, and kitchen items with immediate sale, plus a furnished apartment for rent in 1045 Ky. Offering handmade willow lawn sets from Indian Village. Also a local government notice, Resolution No. 1501, authorizing grading guttering and sanding on Michigan Street in Lawrence, Kansas, with funding from the Internal Improvement Fund and referral to Douglas County Commissioners.
A scrambled slate of Kansas local race notices shows numerous Douglas County residents and officials seeking nominations in Republican and Democratic primaries on August 5 1930. Names include sheriff hopefuls, clerks of the district court, justice of the peace contenders, and a county treasurer candidate, all listing jurisdiction in Douglas County Kansas with party and primary dates.
Chicago markets saw wheat deliver new low price records amid expectations of a larger U S visible supply while corn earned more attention with March delivery at a season high. Oats fell with wheat as provisions rose on scattered buy- ing, and hog, cattle, and sheep futures showed mixed moves across Chicago and Kansas City.
US potato market reports slow trading with 99 cent base prices and 466 sacks shipped domestically. Ir ish Cobblers quoted 1.40 to 1.55, decayed stock 1.20 to 1.25, government bonds in New York show Liberty and Treasury notes with varied bid prices.
In New York on August 2 traders ignored the market amid a lackluster session. Total sales approached 365000 shares, the smallest Saturday turnover since May 8 1926 when 296000 were traded. The prior Saturday minimum for this year stood at 58550 shares. No major gains were reported as utilities showed modest strength.
A force of mechanics under J. R. West is overhauling the busses for the power company. Street cars are hauled for repair and will be repainted in the existing colors after engines and motors are serviced. The work aims to be ready for the fall and winter peak loads.
Mr. ae 7eepneth announces a seven daughter born July 20. Willie Able suffers measles this week. Dr. CG Bliss of Perry treated appendicitis, was hospitalized in Topeka, and underwent surgery at night. Dr. A. G. Smith of Oskeola cares for Bliss’s patients during absence. Evangelistic meetings planned in Williamstown by Rev. H. A. Manerval. Ben Andrews and Rhodes travel from Grose, Missouri to visit grandparents A. M. and Mrs. Roderick. Alberta and Marian Black visit Clinton Lane. Arlene Marcum visits Margaret Perkins. Alfred Ward ill with kidney trouble. Robert Eagle assists. Mrs. John Black and children stay with James Ellis family in McLouth. J. B. Kyle rents the Sawyer farm for year. Baker Murphy hosts visitors with Winford Thiry and Walter Hall families. Chester Lee visits Lawrence. Leonard and Guy Vausbinder visit relatives in Topeka. Orin and Charles Bliss attend Brown Memorial camp. Charles earns second class in outdoors skills. Orin, a Lawrence High junior, participates.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucky and Ben Bollivar Mo and other Rogers Ark visitors met Rev G C Jones at Lem Sturdy's home. Ottawa guests included Ira Dale Hird and others. Potatoes worked near Lawrence. hauling by Ira Hird and son Bale. Grandmother's kin from Emporia. Boulder Cal students returned home. Mrs H W Miskimen visited Mapelty Mo. Aug 2 192 Jackson, Ely former Jack school principal pleaded guilty to extortion, nine years in state penitentiary.
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