Estate of Sophie P Zeeb Hearing Notice in Douglas County
Notice to named heirs and all interested parties of the Sophie P Zeeb estate that a petition seeks approval of the executor account, heir determinations, executor fees, claims, and asset distribution with defenses due by August 5, 1939 at 10 a.m. in Lawrence Kansas. failure leads to judgment. Also includes foreclosure suit by The First Savings Bank of Lawrence with answer due by August 31, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Sophia P. Zeeb
State OF
Kansas
Charles Zeeb
Mary Anna Nuffer
Louesa Matilda Damm
Julius A. Zeeb
Carrie Pasley
Emma Buchheim
Anna Tucker
John Zeeb
George Zeeb
Fred Zeeb
Malinda Brune
Lawrence
C. €. Stewart
Olin K. Petefish
Notice of suit for partition and mortgage actions
The Lawrence Building and Loan Association sues multiple defendants including Ed Brown Sidney White Marie Hill John Henry Brown and several others for partition quieting title payment and cancellation of mortgage on real estate. Respond by September 8 1939 or the petition will be taken as true and judgment entered. Dated Lawrence Kansas July 15 1939. Attorneys C C Stewart and Clift K Pete fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Robert Robertaile
Henry Earnshaw
G. Buecking
New England Emigrant Aid Society
Kansas National Building and Loan Association
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
First National Bank of
Lawrence
First National Bank OF Lawrence
C. C. Stewart
Olin K. Fetefish
State OF Kansas
Frank Smith
Ida Smith
Ohn Callahan
C. J. Lane
Union Pacific Railway Company
Eastern Division
Kansas Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company, Incorporated
Section 20
Township 12
Charles E. Banning
Co. C. Stewart
Olin K. Petefish
Flaintiff
Ed Brown
Sidney White
Marie Hill
John Henry Brown
J. C. Stone
Mary E. Woodward
Mary E. Woodard
Joshua T. Lamson
William Knorr
Betsy Brown
Bursha
White Brown White
Bursha B. Brown
John Brown
J. H. Brown
Bursha White Brown
J. B. Woodward
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
Eac
Lawrence Buiding and Loan Association
Clift K. Petefish
Wheat prices rally as 300k bushels sold to millers
Wheat advanced over a cent a bushel lifting the week’s recovery to about 4 cents above Monday’s 1939 lows. Strong commercial demand for wheat and flour boosted the market with more than 300,000 bushels of cash grain sold by shippers, mainly to mills, the best such business in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Prices July 27 Report
Hogs 2300. prices mostly 5 10 lower than Wednesday. Cattle 3100, calves 400. grainfed steers scarce steady to strong, stockers steady to easier, vealers 8.00 9.00, good to choice vealers 9.60. Sheep 3200. lambs 8.60, natives down from 8.00, Texas yearlings 6.50 7.25, wethers 4.50 4.65. overall killing classes steady.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Idaho
Texas
Kansas City Produce Prices Reported
AP notes July 27 list from Kansas City showing produce and dairy prices. Eggs, creamery butter and butterfat figures recorded with poultry line items for hens and roosters. Springs and broilers prices also listed with quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Aes
Chicago Potato Market Report July 27
AP USDA market note shows potatoes near all shipments at 811. Oregon long whites steady while Idaho Bliss and Burbanks U S No 1 washed medium large priced around 1.404 1 55 and 2.35 respectively. Missouri Cobblers range 60 to 95 cents per cwt with mixed condition. Nebraska Cobblers 1.20 to 1.25 per cwt.
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Chicago
Ap-Usda
U. S
Oregon
Missouri
Idaho Bliss
Burbanks
Oregon Bliss
Estimated Livestock Receipts for Tomorrow
Officially estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow include cattle 500 calves 160 hogs 1 200 and sheep 1 500 as reported in Kansas City on July 27 by AP USDA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
Wheat and grain futures quotations from Chicago market
AP reports Chicago wheat and beans and rye futures with Dec May and Sept prices. The bulletin lists Dec 6554 and 67 percent for wheat, beans at 67 and 68, rye at 42 and 44, with peat and peatlike entries and May and Oct deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Government Bonds in New York Close Higher on Mixed Notes
Government bonds in New York end business July 27 with Treasury 3% June at 103.7 and Treasury 3% March at 105.14. Treasury 4% stands at 122. Treasury 355-51 at 112.14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury
Kansas City Cash Grain Market Report
Wheat totals show 177 cars with prices for No 2 dark hard ranging around 62% to 71% as well as other grade figures. Corn futures steady to slightly higher with No 2 white and yellow quotes in the 43% to 52 area. Oats listing 8 cars with slight gains and rye and maize prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Used Ice Boxes and Coolerators for Sale Cheap
Readable ad listing secondhand ice boxes and coolerators offered at low prices starting around 50 cents. Items described as functional bargains for home use. No dates or brands specified. Immediate pickup requested.
Market Notes and Grain Prices in Local Report
Barley and wheat quotations lead the grains with various grades listed. Livestock markets show hogs dull and cattle steady to lower while sheep hold. Yard prices for grain butterfat eggs and poultry are given along with stock list moves and a mid day Wall Street summary citing Washington treaty action and corporate earnings influence.
Girl Slightly Improves After Self-Inflicted Wound
Marie Nadine Garrett aged 18 remained in serious condition in Knoxville Tennessee after a bullet wound to the abdomen. Deputy Sheriff Austin Gate stated she shot herself during a visit to her boyfriend Jack Stalcupp 18 son of a traveling medicine showman. Garrett adopted daughter of John W Garrett manager of a Wichita lumber firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Marie Nadine Garrett
Jack Stalcupp
Austin Gate
Gate
Miss Garrett
Staleupp
Emporia
Kan
Stalcupp
Garrett J
John W. Garrett
Wichita
Owen D Young Declines to Name Next President
Owen D Young, GE chairman, said he knew who would be the next president but refused to reveal the name. He spoke in Boston while aiding the government in pursuing an alleged fake lottery and declined to answer political questions, citing business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pi—Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Chronology Schoolhouse Quiz Debunking Clues
The note asserts four points: Beta Theta Pi is a fraternity so Mary could not belong, the date should be 1733, Cleveland lacks daylight saving time making it 3 p m there, and the word exaggerated is misspelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Theta Pi
Mary
Cleveland
Roosevelt Nominates James L. Fly to F C C Seat
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the nomination of James L. Fly of Tennessee to be a member of the Federal Communications Commission replacing Frank R. McNinch who has resigned. Fly has served as chief counsel of the Tennessee Valley Authority and has been mentioned as a possible successor to McNinch as FCC chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
James L. Fly
Tennessee
Federal Communications Commission
Frank R. McNinch
McNinch
Fly
Tennessee Valley Authority
F.C.C
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