Housing sales surge as market jumps with numerous relocations
The notice details multiple home purchases and sales across addresses such as 5702 Gary, 3405 Anth St, and 3033 57th St. Buyers include Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Stoy, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Rainwater, and Leo Baggett. Properties feature brick, Austin stone, or asbestos siding, with 1 1,971 square feet, garages, lawns, and central heating.
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report Highlights Steady Cattle
The Fort Worth market shows steady calves feeders and cows from the livestock trade. Cattle prices for standard calves and feeder steers hover near last week with midrange weights around 22 to 24 dollars per unit and hogs reported at 78.
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Woo
Kansas City
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Chejee Hewlers
Sprog Memos
New Home Building Records Rise in Kansas City Area
A Kansas City report notes $214,875 in new home construction activity with overall gains in early August. The text also mentions cattle market chatter, feed prices, and Texas market movements with mixed signals across East and South Texas regions.
Housing and New Homes Built in The Clawson Plan
Readable text notes several residential purchases and new constructions. Harvey Griffiths bought a boarding house at 2101 12th Street with 14 bedrooms and three apartments for Texas Tech students. Jesse Gordon purchased 3605 35th Street with one bath, living and dining rooms, kitchen, central heating, carpeting, and asbestos siding. Roland Simpson began three ready built homes at 126 F Broadway and 2020 Firskine with various rooms and brick veneer. Transwestern Development Co started two homes on 2114 and 2115 57th Street with 1,400 and 1,700 square feet. Two more houses planned near 4923 17th and 17th with estimates of 2,560 and 25,909 dollars. Weldon Wines started two homes at 4508 47th and 4411 42nd with 1, etc. Construction includes brick veneer, asbestos siding, and multiple room details. The Clawson Building Co. notes 1915 Mother’s Day proclamation by Woodrow Wilson.
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Gary
E&r Lumber Co
Edward M. Stoy
Dor Rist St
G. H. Rainwater
Sist St
Raymond Sherman
Austin
Dwell Paub
Noresience
Anth St
Ostarne Pattillo Real Psnite
Jesea Farl Crawford
Bund St
Cecil FL Jennings
Ave
Billy Harding
Walt Lawson
Cates/Barnett
42Nd St
Lola Brasch
Billy Meeks and Co
Roger Smith
31St St
Fred Jobs
Lewis L. Harris
46Th St
George House
Ess
33Rd St
Roy T. Bloom
B. L. VanNatter
Homer Hall
S5th St
H. A. Hutchings
35Th St
J. W. Chapman and Sons
Jesse Gordon
Syvan Sanders
Roland Simpson
F. Broadway
Transwestern Development Co
57Th St
Weldon Wines
47Th St
St. Weldon Wines
Daytime Sunday Forecast Warns Warmth and Scattered Thunderstorms
Weather forecast from AP Wirephoto predicts scattered thundershowers today from Ohio and Tennessee valleys to the coast and southern New England. Showers span Gulf Coast, southern Plains, northern and central Plains, and Rockies. Cooler in Great Lakes and northern New England. warm across mid-Atlantic and southern states.
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Ohio
Tennessee Villeys
New England
Gulf Coast States
Plains
Plais
Rocky Mountain
Great Lakes
New Zenland
mid-Atlantic
Government Aid Seen As Industry Seeks Help From Washington
Business faced tight credit and sluggish sales while eyeing federal action. Road funding tops the agenda with about three billion dollars for highways, and housing loans may see lower rates. Congress open hearings计划 discuss federal spending to revive growth as Boeing trims payrolls and lead zinc stockpiles shrink. Auto dealers push promotions to clear 1957 models before 1958 arrivals.
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Washington
Walter Breede JR
New York
Federal Housing Administration
Eisenhower
Congress
Congressional Economc
Boeing Airplane Co
Seattle
Wichita
Office of Defense Mobilization
Foud
First National City Bank of
Wheat, Rye and Soybeans Lead Mixed Grain Market
In Chicago wheat, rye and soybeans led a moderately active week on the Board of Trade. Export sales and flour mill buying influenced prices. wheat rose 3 cents, rye added 6? cents, corn fell, oats slipped, soybeans gained 31 cents, and lard dropped 42 points.
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Austin
Agriculture Department
Mackety
Texas
Waco
Chicago
Board of Trade
Week's Marketing Prices Slump For No Apparent Cause
Industrial averages fell as professionals dumped stocks for a week with no clear reason. Monday saw the sharpest declines. rails and industrials showed mixed performance through the week. Daily volume averaged 1.77 million shares as 140 new 1957 lows accompanied a broad market retreat.
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New York
Rails
Utilities
Standard & Poor
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