Estate of Samantha Homedew Sale Order in Pima County
In the Matter of the Estate of Samantha Jane Homedew deceased the Arizona Superior Court orders show cause why an order of sale of real estate should not be granted to Russell L Curhing as administrator. The hearing is set for July 28 1993 in Tucson and the order will be published for four consecutive weeks in The Tucson Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantha Jane Homedew
Arizona
Russell
Cushing
Tucson Citizen
Pima
George RK. Darnell
Sheriffs Sale Set On Amado Property in Pima County
In Pima County Arizona the Superior Court orders a sheriff sale under a writ of execution issued July 11 1923 against Manuel H Amado and Armida Amado to satisfy a judgment of 9295.60 plus interest and costs. The property described is the Southwest quarter of Section 32 Township 19 South Range 13 East with railroad right of way carve out, with appurtenances and water rights. The sale is set for August 8 1923 at 11 a.m. at the south door of the County Courthouse in Tucson to be sold to the highest bidder.
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Superior Court
State of
Arizona
Pima
Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Company
Manoel HB. Amado
Armida Amado
Pima County
State of Arizona
Range
Gila and
Salt River
The
P. Railroad Company
Tuckwon
Pires County
Pima County Sheriff Notices Publication Dates
Walter W. Bailey of Pima County is listed as Sheriff with Under-Sheriff W T Robinson and attorney James Fr Dunseath for the plaintiff. Public notices run from July 11 to July 31, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Bailey
Pima County
W. T. Robinson
James FR. Dunseath
Flist
Market snapshot shows varied bids on railroad and industrial stocks
Readable OCR lists numerous stocks with bid prices and percentages across many sectors including General Electric General Motors Southern Pacific Union Pacific and United States Steel. The fragment hints at a market table with bids on railroads chemicals and manufacturing firms and mixed percentage figures.
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York
Allie
Chemical and
American Cam
American Car and Fdy
American International American Locomotive
Baldwin Tive
Baltimore
Geto
Secesas
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Ae Klimois Central
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester
Mer. Marine
International Paper
Invincible
Scgmimmees
Kelly-Springfield Ite
Nene Kennécon Copper
Lima Locomotive
Louisville and Nashville
Eae
Ae Marland
Maxwell Motors Ooo
Middle States
Newark Central
NS. H
Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific
Pan-merican Pet
Pennsylvania
Nbneas Oan Peeples Gas
Csees- i
Ear IE
Republic Ren and Steel
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Erenee
Ratina
Ray Penne Eo Pacific E
Asecceusnts
Ae Tobacco Products
Weves
Transcontinental Ou
Union Pacific
United Re
Ali
U. & Ind
Ana W
Chicago
X. W
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Willys Overland
American Rey Americas
American Weales
Ae Copper
Chesapeake
One
Mil
KRL
Pac Chine
Aoe Sunes
Miscouri Pacific
Uteh Copper
Uteh Copper Pele Sacee Sac
Bay Westinghouse Electric
Amer,ine
Lead and Sun
Butter and Superior
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Montana
Bid &T National Lead Leaewews
Shattock
Arizona
Stock Market and Commodity News From Chicago Trading Floor
Beef steers and yearlings show mixed gains with top prices around 11.50 while bulls rise up to 16 cents and veal calves slip. Hogs open steady to lower and close down a dime to two cents with typical carcass weights and holdovers noted. Sheep receipts total 260 and western lambs reach top bids near 15.25 while natives around 14.78, with feeder and veal figures also listed.
Liberty bond prices and government securities report
New York market bulletin shows Liberty bonds closing with values: first 4% at 196.11 and 98.13, second 4% at 90.12, third 4% at 82.1, fourth 4% at 81.2, and U. S. Government 44% at 99.36.
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New York
Liberty
U. & Government
Cotton futures drift in quiet New York session
In New York on July 14 the cotton market showed a quiet session with futures edging between 17.23 and 28.44 for various bulbs. Prices for July and October contracts moved within narrow ranges while spot cotton held at middling 28.60.
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New York
Rate Increases Suspended by Interstate Commerce Board
Washington July 14 The Interstate Commerce Commission halted proposed furniture rate hikes from Chicago and the Mississippi Valley to Colorado. Roads were ordered to suspend new schedules until November 1 to allow an investigation.
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Washington
Baliroag Propagala
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Cormtasion
Hogs and cattle prices slip in Omaha market summary
July 14 Omaha market report shows hog receipts 13 400 with uneven demand and price drops to 6.65 to 7.19 for 100 pound to 200 pound hogs. Cattle receipts 500 with steer and heifer grades weakening. week’s top steer at 11.08 and beef steers closing 6.69 to 10.35. Lambs and yearlings mostly 50 lower, fat western lambs at 14.78, sheep steady. stockers and feeders down about 26 cents.
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Chicago
Stockere
st@ady
Itc
Omaha
Market Receipts Mixed for Cattle and Sheep in St Joseph
Cattle receipts reach 7699 with mixed bids. Packers and shippers top at 7.20, beef cows around 4.46 to 6.56, veal calves 20.58 to 66.50, stockers and feeders 4.25 to 7.54. Sheep receipts 699 with fat lambs fading 6.0 to 8.1 lower, fat lambs bringing 13.50 to 16.75, Idaho feeder lambs 7.90 to 12.56, fat ewes 4.50 to 9.0. Week prices show strength in steers and yearlings versus plainer lots.
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ST. Josepe
Jely
Hegee
Ife Tower
Idaho
Kansas City Cattle and Hogs Market Totals July Receipts
Cattle receipts 1669? cales and 206 for week show higher beef steer and yearling prices by about 25 cents. Fed steers and grassers steady to lower. plainer stock weaker. Calves 25 cents higher. Hogs receipts 4009 with most prices 15 cents lower to packers. top $7.23 on one load, typical $7.00 to $7.20. lighter and undesirable hogs bring $6.40 to $6.15. Sheep receipts none. native and Texas lambs around $7.00 to $7.50, stocker buyers active. Value ranges noted across grades with mixed demand.
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Kanbas City
C. & Dy of
Cales
Bsc
Texas
Foreign exchange closes firmer on July 14
Money and exchange rates rise with firmer quotations in Great Britain 4.66 percent and cables 669-16. France 588 cables 6.58. Belgium demand 488 cables 498. Germany demand 0.0004 percent cables 0.0604. Holland 39.21 cables 39.94. Norway 1628. Sweden 24.52. Neumark 17.40. Switzerland 17.37. Spain 14.38. Greece demand. Montreal 977-14.
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Great Britain
Francescene
Waly
Belgium
Germany
Helland
Norway
Sweden
Neumark
Switserland
Spain
Greece
Montreal
Market Notes on Eggs Butter and Poultry Prices
Chicago and Kansas City reports indicate steady egg and butter prices with limited movement in poultry. Fresh eggs sit near 51 626 cases while butter receipts reach 637 tabs with little change.
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Chicago
Stock market upswings fade amid light trading in New York
In a brief July session in New York speculation improved but outside buying lagged. Volume was light over the weekend with 206 009 shares traded. Stocks edged higher at the open led by meteor accessories tobacco equipment chemists and minor steel shares while Cuban Dominican Sugar preferred rose three points and several industrials gained.
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New York
Cteck
Qrafia
Stewart- Warner
Peinte
American Ice
Sucar
General Electric
Frourth
Stromberg
du Pont
Manhattan
Market report shows grains trend with mixed prices
Prices declined early with September at about 98 cents but buying rose. US wheat crop estimated near 41,008,009 bushels more than last year in two states lessen by 75,000,000 bushels. Opening prices fell to 9 cents, then firmed for corn and oats with September contracts easing late. Reports of Texas showers weighed on markets as oats and wheat fluctuated. Local bids in Kansas City and Omaha quoted various futures and cash prices for wheat corn and oats.
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Ilred Balle
United States
North Dakota
Kansas
Southwest
Cate
Texas
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade Brief
July 14 market notes show potato receipts at 13 cars on track. Prices listed include Kansas Early Ohio cobblers and other regional varieties with per car values around 2.23 to 3.00 dollars, Oklahoma Mac Triumphs noted at 2.25 to 3.00 dollars.
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Chicago
United States
Kansas
Ziegel Case Details From December Proceedings
Fragmentary report notes a legal matter involving Decessé Nettes gr and parties linked to the Ziegel case in December proceedings. No further specifics are readable in the surviving text.
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Myers & Bloom CO
ONE Price Clothiers
East Congress
Ecperson
County OF
Russell L. Curhing
Sam
Antha Jane Homedew
Terveta
Court House
Tuccon
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Company
Manuel H. Amado
Teeee
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Meena
Money & Exchange
City
Buttes, Tage and Poultry
Wall Street
Grain & Provisions
Kansas Cty
Business Directory
Kingan
Campbell
Attorneys-At-Law
North Church
Tucson
Jas. R. Dunseath
Southern Arizona
John B. Wright
Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Co
Frank H. Hereford
Attorns
Ey-At-Law Bidg. Corser
Congress St
Sixth Ave
Sifth Ave
Teccon
Artzone
John A. Deweese
H. C. Young Chiropractor
To & Bevanings
W. F. Kuhnley
Osteopathic
N. Stome
Phos
C. V. Rinehart
Tintisg
North Sixth Ave
Parker-Grimshaw Undertaking CO
Stene
Stebiahed
Jack Campbell
Witve
Kolth Stun Avenus
New York Life Insurance
N. Court
Seward
NS. Singh Ave
Patagonia
Srave Leate
Clark Jewel
E. Congress
Pacific Cleaning Works
Pennington
Reynolds
Harthy
W. S. Lackner
D.D.S
Star Auto
6Th Ave
Chandler
Tempe
Globe and Miami
Oracle
Mammoth
J. G. Belt
N.mteee Ave
Phoee
Dr. W. B. Duke
Third Ave
Tucson Title Insurance
S. Stowe Ave
Casa Grande
Does Grande
Florence
Superior
Globe
Miami
Ray
Phoenix
Deport
Nogales
Nake
Garly
Clark
Lawton
Public
Arcos
Amg
R. Crijaben
Sethe of
Seme
Coort
Waie Co
Paul F
Daten
Kirst Pet
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