Mansfield-Sheaffer Paint and Glass Co Bankrupt Sale Notice
Court ordered bankruptcy sale of the Mansfield-Sheaffer Paint and Glass Co at 719 7th Street NW. Trustee will offer stock in trade fixtures and office equipment including paint, varnish, glass, brushes, sponges, polish, lease with renewal option, and book accounts on March 28 1922 at 10 AM. Going concern offered. if no competitive bid immediate sale. terms cash. Located in Columbian Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield-Sheaffer Paint and Glass Co
7Th Street
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Courl. Ande Manafield-Sheaffer Paint As Company, & Corporation
Ford
Burroughs
Standard
Chains
Chains, &v
Rapabie
Lunshord L
Hamner
Columbian
Legal Notices and district court condemnation action text
Legal Notices Milton Strashurgher and SAML Rappaport Attorneys for Plaintiff In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia proceedings to condemn land for Webster Street extension and Rock Creek Church Road widening. Notice orders include appearance deadlines for defendants and publication requirements in Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post. Attorneys Francis H. Stephens and W. Hill Jr. Clerk Morgan H. Beach. mhit 23 28 20-a-arya Atlantic City Hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court OF the Diatnet of Columbia
Sam Grits
Sarah Grits
Samuel Wayron
Frederick May
District of Columbia
Uber N-R
Follo
Eighth Street
Anid
Said Street
Eliey
Anid Alley
Matilda Wayson
Joseph Wayeon
James Wasson
William May
Jarnett
Wayson
Washington Law Maporter
Washington Post
Jennings Bailey
Hheis
M. Francis H. Stephens
W. Hill, Jr
Supreme Court OF
Webster Street
Hock Creek Church Road
District Court
Heataby Ativan
District of Gola Pie
Washington
Georgetown
Congress
District of Columbis
Rock Creek Church Road
Columbia
Saath
Maton Hives Star
Waerhington
Winyton
Dudily
Capril i
United
Warshal
Morgan H. Beach
C. Woonnell
Mhit
Atlantic City Hotels
Cotton market in New York slips despite rain forecasts
Cotton prices fell broadly in New York as rain and flood news weighed on demand. After an early uptick of 17 to 19 points, selling pressure resumed, with May near 17.90 and July around 17.28, as traders doubted sustained advances without stronger speculative support and awaiting clearer belt weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
TFE
Cunard-Anchor
Tuscania
New York
North Atlantic
Rome
Oberammergau
Europe
Paris
London
Stc
Ana Niente
AED STAR To Antwerp Weekly Service Silent Fragment
Fragmentary OCR item notes a weekly service by a line headed by an American carrier to Hamburg Liban and Dandly, promising regularity dependability and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AED Star
Antwerp
Sally Ot Outy
Gifeuc
Liny
Hamburg
Liban
Dandly
Wallington Bank Official Statement Fragment
A jumbled financial notice lists a large total amount and cash figures with names and attestation. The text mentions Wallington City and a cashier A Bowle h and various officials, along with bank terms like checks, deposits, and dividends, in a dated, formal ledger style.
Market Briefs Reflect Mixed Cotton and Grain Totals
The report notes final ginning 7,876,345 bales versus December estimates of 8,340,000, with traders eyeing March deliveries and over 35,000 bales to come before period end. It cites 20,000 bales booked for export from New York stock and ongoing price activity in futures, grains, and livestock markets, along with New York money market fluctuations and a resignation at Fidelity Union Trust Company linked to Forrest R. Dryden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Igre
Newark
N. J
Forrest R. Dryden
Pradantial Insurance Company of America
Fidelity Union Trust Company
It Health
Ita
Trust Company
Lockwood Legislative Aom
Predicted $30,000,000 Shipper Saving From Rate Cuts
Dr Julius Parmejae of the Bureau of Railway Economics says freight rate reductions in 1922 will save shippers about 30 million dollars and lower living costs for consumers. Initial cuts since 1921 reduced shipper costs by roughly 200 million yearly, with a 10 percent agricultural cut and a 16 percent cut on grain and hay following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Julius Parmejae
Bureau of Railway Economics
Minara
Interstate Commerce Commission
Costa
Supreme Court hears stockyard trespass case on interstate commerce
The government argues the stockyard traders' operations are part of interstate commerce under the Packers and Stockyards Act of 1921. Attorney Levy Mayer contends Congress overreaches state authority, while Solicitor General Besk and Easterling prepared the brief for oral arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Congress
Levy Mayer
Solcitor General Besk
Blackburn Easterling
Department of Justice
Metal Market And Business Opportunities Listing
Market report shows copper and tin prices with spot and futures quotes across major grades. An inserted business opportunities notice seeks a local syndicate partner and manager position, offering box addresses for responses.
Local Market Notes and Prices at Capital Traction
A compressed market notice lists sales and prices across grain, poultry, and produce with entries for Lanston Monotype and various gas and stock items. It includes bids at 96, 10 at BM, 81, 92, and 1 on multiple commodities, plus poultry and dressed poultry prices, live stock quotes, apples, celery, and assorted vegetables, ending with wheat and corn spot rates and related commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Traction
Lanston
Wire Goods Exchange Ordered Dissolved in Anti Trust Decree
Federal Judge Knox ordered the dissolution of the Wire Goods Exchange amid Sherman antitrust concerns. The court enjoined pooling patents, price fixing, discounting, and trade restraints by defendants including Wickwire Spencer, Bramwell Brush, Hambish and Burse, Meyers, States and Rock, and others. The Central Wire Goods Company was to cease operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Wire Goods Exchange
Knox
Wickwire-Spencer Steel Corporation
Bramwell Brush and Wire Goods Company, Inc
Hambish and Burse i Manufacturing Company, Inc
BE. 7
Meyers Manufacturing Company, Inc
States and Kock Company, Inc
Brameling and Stemping Company, Inc
Exchange
Htean
Deeres
Kabs
Henry A. Guiler
United States
London Market Review opens week with dull tone
London stock market opens the week with disappointing activity and a dull tone. British gilt-edged bonds fall fractions. foreign bonds show some strength. Dollar rates weaken. African mining supports. Loanable credit tight in Lombard Street with overnights at 4 percent, some quotes as low as 3 percent. Sliver unchanged. international exchange: New York 4.88, Paris 48.77, Berlin 1,300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mentean Magies
Ghélis
Royal Dutch
Lombard Street
New York
Paris
Berlin
The
Public Ledger Co
Cotton production figures from final ginning report
The final ginning report shows 1831 cotton production at 7,976,688 running bales and 7,852,639 equivalent bales. 1920 output reached 13,270,870 running bales and 13,439,603 equivalent bales. The Department of Agriculture estimated last December 8,346,000 equivalent bales. Round bales, foreign cotton totals, and post March ginning figures are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Lee
Bates
Erie Loan Approved for Bria Railroad Re funding Plan
The Bria railroad secured approval from the Interstate Commerce Commission to re finance about 18 million dollars. The plan includes issuing 5 million dollars in 7 percent bonds to repay public notes and War Finance Corporation notes, with roughly 10 million dollars remaining to be renewed for one year at the same rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bria Railroad
Interatata Commerce Commission
Lamue
War Finance Corporation
Western Electric’s 1921 and 1932 Finances Highlight Ambitions
Western Electric totals for 1921 reach 189.8 million and 306.1 million in a later year, with net earnings of 10.19 million versus 98.28 million in 1926. Unfilled orders end 1932 at 75.5 million, down from 92.7 million in 1930. Executives project 1972 business close to 1921 levels, with billings likely near the 1920–21 peak amid cost reductions and a stable outlook. Oil quotations from Oil City note credit balances and shipments around 41,498 and 42,422 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Electric Company
Charles G. Duebola
Syles
Oil City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aiper Zanteinuer
10Th St
Montgomery
Diverdas
Upgd
ByDrovad
WM. H. Saunders & CO
N. W
Fxlbe & Rotroryord
Ang
Vermone Ave
SW. Delottree
Florida
Peferse
Ila
Higble & Richardson
Chevy Chase
Thomas J. Fisher & Co, Inc
15Th Street
Business College
ST. N. W. Main
Pace Institute
O ST. NW
Lessinn
Hristensen School of Popular Music
Sw. N
American University
Uate
United Tas
Baste
Amerigan
Bevice
Busineas
Inturand
Washington Press
Spain
Fost
19Th St. N. W. M
John Berg
UBLIC
Arfhur Deerin Call
Couran
Gregg G
G St. NW
YMCA
Alaska
Mi Vaske
Skagway
White Pats
Carcrosa
Adin
Yukon
Dawson
Arctic Circle
Ratea
Canadian Pacific
C. BE. Phelps
City Palad
New York Avenue
Cenaclar Pacific Building
Madison A
Vancouver
Alatt Bay
Ketchikan
Wrangel
Teku Glacier
Tambissin
Juneau
Asaly
Prineae Stencera
Cassine
44Th St
MR. Broad
Wall Street
On! 175
Fc Po Man S
Wrats
Milton Strashurgher
Saml
Rappaport
Plaintiff
Traym' Raymore
Atlantic
Pa. Ave
Thos. Cook & Son
Broadway
Corron
Complete Ocean Steamship Service
White Star
Channel Porte
Liverpool
Quesautons
de Maditeresntan
International Mercantile Marine Co
Hicks
Cunar
Haleymore
Potomag ‘Savings Bank OF
George‘washington
Long of
Busi Roeke
sMarch
UHIS
National Bai
Pankera
Trust Goma
United State
Ba i Onasie
Banka Joested
Repeice
Eurplus Fund
Teres
Cereificaten Oi
Siaisti
Wallington
A. Bowleh
Hellat
Plaren
D.C
Street Savings Bank
Baca
ADA Ubee
Sok Pote Pital Re
Chenka
Gauhler
Peel Yale
Andivideah
Oetelbeasia
John TD
Nameg Bank
Tohn J. Kolb
Ottenbers
Howard
Trenemeria
Bedore Mietals
Motery
John A
Philadelphia
Sangi
Bix Montis
Prime Mercantile
Dryden
Bank Directorate
Maron
Port Xtovenent
New Orlcana
Galveston
Savanna
Bat Charleston
Wilmington
Ats
Texas City
Newfalk
Baltimore
Bouton
New Orleans
Galyanton
Savannah
Hortol
Interior Movement
Algaling
Augusta
Louis Iro L
Dallxe
Montgomary
Apex
Act
Packers
Electra Uiytics
Northern
Southern
Rasuror
Ais National Busitese
Tiahager
Medical Della Sedendecker
Frick
Weahington
Railway & Electric
Local Produce Market
U. S
Bureau of Érep
Cratan
California
Sacks
Whith
New Yorke
Tae
U. & Fade
Maryland
Fonda
Craters
Texas
North ¢ Carolina
NEW York Grain
Aaron
Manitoba
Public Utilities
Am. T
Ay An
Ma Fe Bey
G& P Te 'Oh
City & Suburban
Georgetown Gas
Mottgolftan RR
Iti
Power Cons. Sa
G. Ou
Alex
Balto
Higgs Realty
American
Tal. & Polex
Wal Capital Traction
Liberty
Washington . Trust
Companies
Nat'l Revings & ‘Trust
Ousee Wash, Loan Trust
Bavinge Banks
Commerce & Savings
Col
Grapho
Mie
Haig
London Market Review
Erie Loan
Rallrost
Electrio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!