Notices and classified items from a 1935 Lawrence Journal-World page
Classified ads list furnished rooms for rent and sale items including a size O Huners sister and mixer with electric motor. A public notice states Clifford Russell, convicted of Robbery in the First Degree in Douglas County Kansas on May 20 1933, will seek executive clemency from the Governor in Topeka on August 9 1939.
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Lawrence Dally Journal-World
Dallas Higgins
Douglas County
Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Clifford Russell
Don Temple
T. Riling
Riling
Tha.Lawrence Daily Journal-World
A. D
Annie L. Monroe
Lawrence National Bank of
Lawrence
Raymond F. Rice
Prudential Insurance Sells Property in Lawrence Sheriff Sale
In Douglas County Kansas Prudential Insurance Company of America sues Minnie M Collins and Scott S Bateman in district court case number 16802. An order of sale dated June 13 1939 directs sale at 2:00 p m July 11 1939 at the west front door of the Douglas County Court House Lawrence to the highest bidder.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Minnie M. Collins
Scott S. Bateman
State of Kansas
Lawrence
Notice of Sale in Douglas County Kansas 1939
Under an Order of Sale issued by the Douglas County District Court in Kansas Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation as plaintiff seeks sale of the NorthWest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter Section 1 Township 12 South Range 17 by public auction at the courthouse west front door in Lawrence on July 22 1939 at 10 a m to satisfy the judgment in Case No 16790 against G Q Morris also known as G O Morriss et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County OF
Douglas
Union Central Life Insurance Company
George W. Cashman
Maude C. Cashman
Dwight Henry
Henry
Kansas Farmers’ Union Royalty Company
Flag Oil Company
Charles W. Johnson
Farmers Union State Bank
Kansas City
Kansas
District Court
Fourth Judicial District of
Douglas County
Lawrence
State of
Ofouglas
A. H. Buck
Charles E. Banning
Suet MacFarland
Plain
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
U. S
Gorrill
Asher & Gorrill
Byron T. Rowell
Ww. B. Pepperell
Care Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Wichita
State of Kansas
Township
Bell Piece East of the Sixth Principal Meridian Sold to Satisfy Judgment
Real estate of 40 acres more or less along the sixth principal meridian will be sold subject to redemption to satisfy a judgment in favor of the plaintiff for 1650.38 plus 5 percent interest from June 3, 1939, and costs. Sheriff Charles E. Banning of Douglas County Kansas oversees the sale with Gorrill Asher Gorrill and Harold J. Fisher of W E Pepperell representing Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation as attorneys.
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Babcock
Lawrence
Douglas County
Kansas
Charles E. Banning
Gorrill
Asher& Gorrill
Harold J. Fisher
W. E. Pepperell
Care Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Wichita
Plaintiff
Wheat price movements and cattle market report Chicago June 28
Wheat futures fell from early strength to close near session lows amid scattered offerings. Government summary notes wet harvests in the southwest but improved spring wheat prospects. prices mostly unchanged to lower. Kansas City livestock reported higher hogs and steady to firm cattle, with spring lambs steady and stockers mixed. Potatoes market and Kansas City cash grain provided supporting price context for grains and livestock.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Kansena City
Cranium Cracker Names and Nationalities in Brief
A compact listing notes William Blackstone as British law figure Blasco Ibanez as Spanish novelist Auguste Rodin as French painter and Henrik Ibsen as Norwegian dramatist. The fragment mentions a White American architect though details are unclear.
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William Blackstone
Blasco Ibanez
Auguste Rodin
Eee White
aArchii
Henri Ibsen
Wheat and grain futures and local markets report
Chicago grain futures for wheat corn oats soybeans and rye show July prices near 70% for wheat and 47% for corn with Dec positions higher. Government bonds in New York close with Treasury 333s and 4s quoted. Livestock markets show hogs steady, cattle mixed, spring lambs firm, and local grain and butterfat prices listed.
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Rosss
Chicago
Government
New York
Treasury
Stock market snapshot with mixed declines across key firms
The page lists closing and change figures for Am Can, Cerro de Pasco, Chrysler, GE, GM, Nat Dairy, Penney, Phillips, Sears, Standard Oil, Union Pacific, and other major stocks. Several names show declines around 1 to 4 percent, with varied performance noted across steel, oil, retail, and manufacturing sectors.
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T& SF
Cerro de Pasco Chrrysler Corp
General Electric
General Motors
Montgomery Wardsomeeee
Nat Dairy Protec
North Am Co
Penney J C
OG Phillips Pet
Ily
Sears, Roebuck
Standard Brands
Standard Oil Ind
Union Pacific
V_S Steel
West el & Mfg
Wall Street slips as mining shares drop after silver price cut
The market retreated amid cautious trading on June 28 as European tensions weighed on sentiment. Silver prices fell again dragging mining stocks lower while several industrials eased and bonds traded softer. Owens-Illinois led early gains before giving back some of the advance.
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Wall Street
New York
Cerro de Pasco
South America
United States Treasury
Senate
Senate-House
Danzig
Brokesr
Steel
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Westinghouse
Eastman
Bethlehem
International Harvester
Texas Corporation
Douglas Aircraft
Sperry
American Smelting
Owens-Illinois
Local Farming Visits and Community News Highlight Week
Mackey M. M. Dickerson and Arthur Leonhard visited Raymond Gardner farm for contour farming plans. Mrs. Gardner hosted them for dinner. Mrs. Hugh Snyder and California visitors called on the Robbs. Farm Bureau meeting and Birthday Club gathering occurred with reports on medicinal plants and new song books. Amos Quinlan funeral in Linwood noted. Quinlan remembered as Bible teacher. Howard Quinlan sustained a broken collarbone in the accident. Lulu North visited for the funeral. Maurice Sutter spent Sunday in Bonner Springs. Myrtle Hogge visited later. Seiwald family members shared Sunday time. Patty Pettengill, granddaughter of Nune makers, was ill last week. Wheat harvesting delayed by heavy rain.
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M. M. Dickerson
Leavenworth
Arthur Leonhard
Raymond Gardner
Gardner
Hugh Snyder
Riverside
Calif
Ronald Robb
Frank Bereiter
Farm Bureau
Grant
Lawrence
Birthday Club
Villa Eden
Quinlan
Linwood
Maurice Sutter
Bonner Springs
Myrtle Hogge
Henry Seiwald
Carl
Anna Mary
James Seiwald
Herbert Seiwald
Patty Pettengill
H. C. Nunemaker
Rural Greetings and Local Visits Highlight Week
The note describes harvest timing affecting wheat quality and prices. Social visits include Mr. and Mrs. Meridith Smith of Kansas City with neighbors J. C. Hemphill and Nannie Charlton of Lawrence. Mrs. Smith to Lawrence for care, and Maurice Raber visiting relatives in Kansas City. Frances Metcalfe attends summer school in Lawrence. Mr. A. C. Nichols sells his farm to Mr. Moore of Lawrence.
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Meridith Smith
Kansas City
J. C. Hemphill
Nannie Charlton
Lawrence
Smith
Charlton
Maurice Raber
Frances Metcalfe
A. C. Nichols
Moore
Jerry Schoenlein
Ehi
Community Visit and Social Roundup in Ottawa Area
Mr and Mrs Sam Mennich visited the John Haynes home Thursday. Kansas City guests visited Emory Crawford and brought back Junior and Betty Crawford. Local gatherings include the E L C E meeting at Charley Elm home and dinner at George Finch with several Osage City residents. Ann Sassaman and Fay Clover are noted among those visiting or returning home from Osage City.
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Sam Mennich
Bronson
John Haynes
Howard Ellis
Baby
Kansas City
Emory Crawford
Junior
Betty Crawford
E.L.C.E
Charley Elm
Orlyn Vaughn
Ruth Darlene Hornberger
George Finch
Glen Watts
Elmer Wintermantle
Holmer Gibson
John Gibson
Stella Mable Maransville
Western Kansan
Roscoe Ward
Irvin and
Dale
Clark Clover
Hazel
Osage City
Wayne Warner
Will Warner
Floyd Finch
Local social notes from Pittsburg and nearby towns
Reno Heiser of Pecos Texas arrives for summer with the Bleakleys as Norman Babcock enrolls at Pittsburg State Teachers College. Charivari for newlyweds Leonard DeHoff home visit. Loyd Legere vacationing with George White family. Hollis Marsh of St Louis visits Kelsall family. Lu Ellen’s fifteenth birthday party hosted by the Hall family. Reading, Lawrence dinners, and Harvest activities noted along with family visits from Kansas City, Salina, and Lawrence. James Dwyer first to market wheat locally, testing 60.
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Paul Heiser
Pecos
Tex
W. T. Bleakley, Jr
Norman Babcock
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Leonard DeHoff
C. 2. DeHoff
Loyd Legere
Kansas City
George White
Hollis Marsh
St. Louis
S. Kelsall, Sr
William Hall
Lu Ellen
Carol Conrad
Arkansas City
Kan
Ray Conrad
Clarence Wiley
Shirley Jean
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Ri Lewis
Howard Hildebrand
State Lake
Salina
Urban J. Hess
Kansas
Fred Kelsall
Sam Gilliland
John Gilliland
Floyd Gilliland
Two Topeka Birthdays Celebrate With Dinner
In Topeka two birthdays were celebrated Sunday with a family dinner at Mrs Bessie Leonhard and Mrs Lucy Purcell's home. On the return trip they visited the Dissinger home in Ozawa. Arthur Leonhard of Leavenworth spent Sunday with relatives including Mr and Mrs Charlie Shirar and family. En route from Tonganoxie they called on Mr and Mrs William McGee and family.
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Topeka
Bessieeonhard
Lucy Purcell
Dissinger
Ozawa
Arthur Leonhard
Leavenworth
Charlie Shirar
Miller
C. C. Miler
Everning
Tonganoxile
William McGee
Dead Animals Removed Quickly By Trucker Service
Trucker service reports prompt callouts for dead animals in good condition. Lawrence Rendering Works advertises phone contact and Central Charge options for disposal of old horses, dry bones.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Rendering Works
Central Charge
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Goffe and Carkener Co
Tocks
Eldridge Hotel Bldg
M. Clark
F.H.A
S. C. Hinshaw
Mass
Tall Us
Butler Coal Co
Schleifer ‘Bros
Walter White
Art Watkins
Locust /St
Aircut
McGrew-Peck Iny. Co
K.U
Charles B. Louk
Campus
S. J. Hunter
W. C. Stewart
Hillsdale
Care Journal-World
University Place
Hosford Investment Co
Fischer
Brady Apts
K. U
Hillside Apts
U. and Business District
Journal-World
Kentucky
Er Poultry
Claude Landon
Eudora
Learnard
Hiway
Mrs. Halfins
Grant’s Pet Shop
West 14Th St
W. P. &Picer
H. V. Stone
Business Guide
Frank E. Banks
First National Bank
John C. Emick Abstract of Tithe—Insurance
Thomas Bros. Auctioneers
Taylor Bros
H.P
East
Chiropractors
H. W. Craig
D. C
Charlton Insurance Agency Farm and City Loana
J. R. Holmes Inv, CO
Green Bros
Simmons
Coleman
Detroit
West
Louisiana
Miller Furniture Co
Golden Gate
Fool Gate
A. L. Gibbons
Lecompton, Kan
Billy Cain's
John Deere Tractor
John Deere Thresher
Ralph Davis
Hudora
Albert Brecheisen
Vinland
Harry Schmidt
Jenny Wren
M.h. W.' Love
Ford US
PF. E. Ward
N. H
510 West 6Th
Call
Oldsmobile
East 13Th
Roy Anderson
Lake
Worth Lawrence
Apply Journal-World
Erie St
Rawleigh
Dept
RAF
Freeport
c/o Journal-World
Journal-World Office
Choice
Stone House
West Ninth Street
W. G. Hutson
Eldridge Hotel
Kraft Mercantile Co
Stull, Kan
Cordley
R. I
City
A.C. Nichols
Ladies of the Evangelical Church, Wth and Conn
Allis-Chalmers
Avery Tractors
Schlink, Overbrook
Kaw
B & O Tire Co
Chester Gould
Whip
Little
Orphan Annie
Harold Gray
U.S. Pat
Newa Syndicate Co, Inc
Kelvinator
Green Bros. Hardware Appliances
Windrow
Vernon Hing
Derby Grain Co
Kansas Electric Power
Power & Light
Rhodes-Seltsam Co
West 7Th
Rhode Island
the World Co
Lawrence, Kan
Lawrence Dailly Journal-World
Oliver A. Sloan
Mildred Ann Sloan
O. J. Law
West 14Th Street
W. P. Spicer
Elmer TeRoy Craik
Probate Court
Elva Miller Craik
Executrix
Chas, A. Springer
Atty
Ap-Usda
Bliss
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
North Carolina Cobblers
Bliss Triumphs
Banaba City
Springs
Hanna
Mackey
Reno
Oak Ridge
Auto Glass
Auto Wrecking & Junk CO
E. Oth
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