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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-12
BUYERS FORCE
5O-CENT RISE
IN HOG PRICES
Competitive Bidding and
Light Receipts Aid
in Upturn.
Iieht- sunnlies and sharn comne-

Light supplies and sharp compe-
tition in buying forced swine prices
up Is to IS cents this morning at
the city stockyards Trade was fast.
The bulk, 140 to 30f pounds, sold for
$715 to S735; early top holding at
$7.35. Receipts were estimated at
1000; hoIdovers were 108.
Slaughter classes were active,
selling strong to higher in the cat
tie market. Receipts were 300.
Vealers held unchanged at So dowA
Calf receipts numbered 500.
Irregularity prevailed in sheep
with little change noted. Receipts
were 700.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including 5000 direct. Holdovers
were 1000. The market was very
active On weights below $50 pounds
to shippers, fully Is cents higher
than Thursdays average. A few
loads brought sos to $40, with
an early top of $40. Some were
held higher. Cattle receipts were
1000; calves, $1,000; market strong.
Sheep receipts, 5000; market steady.
were 1900 and steady.
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Winnipeg Higher
By United Press


WINNIPEG. Manitoba, June IL.
- Wheat prices on the Winnipeg
Grain Exchange opened fractionally
higher today despite reports that a
two months prolonged drought was
ended in all parts of the western
prairie provinces. Prices were:
July unchanged to 9s higher at
60H to 605s.
October % to q higher at 615s
to SIS.
December Il to y higher at 62%
to 627s.
General rains came to the relief
Of drought-stricken areas of Sas-
katchewan and'Alberta. At Viceroy,
Saskatchewan, a drenching rain
that lasted twenty hours occurred
while officials of the Saskatchewan
government and of twelve munich
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WESTERN RAIL MERGER
GETS TIME EXTENSION

Construction Conditions Laid Down
by I. c. C. Near Completion.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The
. Denver & Rio Grande Western rail-
road was given two months extern
sion of time today by the inter
state commerce commission for &C.
QUESTION Of the Denver & Salt Lake
railroad.
The new date set was July 81.
The original order called for &C
ceptance Of the conditions by May
81, but the carrier applied for an
extension with the assertion that
negotiations for construction OF the
Dotsero cutoff, ordered by the COM
mission, while progressing salts
factorily were not yet completed.
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Move Up From Lows

Around noon these issues were up
from the lows, but still down from
the previous close. Utilities were
meeting lighter offerings, but cop
pers showed a softening tendency
on announcement of a rise in stocks
Of refined copper on hand June l as
compared with May /.
A few issues worked against the
trend. International Telephone
was one of these, rising to 271l
up IL points, and holding most Of
the gain. Buying was induced by
declaration of the regular quarterly
dividend of so cents a share on
the stock. Earnings for the first
quarter were cents a share under
the dividend requirement.
Loft rose nearly a point to So
on belated recognition Of the large
increase in the companys May
sales reported Thursday.
A factor unsettling the list In
the early trading was the situation
in Germany which was responsible
for further selling of German bonds
here. Wall Street regarded the
overnight announcement railroads
were to ask for Is per cent freight
rate increase as very constructive,
but holders Of railroad stocks I'M
loaded to take profits, and brought
sharp decline in the leading is
sues.
A favorable item came in the
Bradstreet weekly review where it
was stated retail trade throughout
the country appears to have halted
at least temporarily. from its
downward tendency towards mid
summer slackness discernible last
week"
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CALVES AND vEALERs
Receipts. 500; market, steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS
RAceinEs. 700: market. SteadS
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, June 2.-Hogs-Receipts, IS
600, including 5000 direct; active, 25@35c
higher on best 270 lbs. and down; heavier
oulk I6o-26o lbs $7@7-1o; top, $7j5; 29e 20.
8 sSS lbs so ss8S ssG pHg gbt sts S
$50 lbs, good and Choice ss75@7; light
weight. 10000 lbs, good and choice,
$6.85Q7l5; medium weights, 20O-250 lbs,
good and choice $7@Q715; heavy weights,
250-350 lbs, good and choice, $6.250710:
packing sows, 275-5oo lbs. medium and
good ana cSoce au$ 88S iSSSS iRs
ceipts, 1000; calves, 1000; fed steers and
yearlings, active, strong to unevenIy
higher; fat she stock, bulls and vealers
about steady. early clearances Of all
casSes osSaoSggtt ter catte and gea as
90; soO-11oo lbs, good and choice, $3.50
90; 11oo-l3o0 lbs, good and choice, $3.50
$3.50: 1300-1500 lbs. good and choice.
$7.2593.75; 600-1300 lbs, common and
medium. $6G7.5o; heifers. 55o-85O lbs.
good and choice, S725@875; common and
$475@625; common and medium, $4@4.75;
low cutter and cutter. S2.5094; bulls
(yearlings excluded, good and choice
(beef), $4Q4.50; cutter to medium, $500
4.40; vealers milk fed, good and choice,
SSQ9.5o; medium, $6.5o08;, Gull and COM
steers. 5oo-lO5o lbs, good and choice. So
0T5o; common and medium. S5G6.- Sheep
Receipts, 5000; generally steady, only
few loads on sale, good and choice native
lambs, $8.25@9 some held higher year.
lings unsold; few fat ewes, $1@2; slaugh-
good and choice, s8.25@9.5o; medium, $3.50
M8:25; all weights. common. $506.5o; ewes,
9e-150 lbs. medium to choice, S12502 so;
all weights. Gull and common, 75cG1.50.
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Other Livestock

EAST BUFFALO. June 12.-Hogs Re
ceipts. 1900: urgent demand by all in
terests; generally 4oc higher; bulk de-
sirable 1so-25o lbs, $685. mixed end
palmer kinds. s7.5O@76o; packing sows,
S4.5065.5Q Cattle-Receipts, PTS; most
cows active steady; cutter grades, s26
ESQ common and light weight culls, S. so.
Calves-Receipts. 500; vealers. unchanged:
good to choice. s8.5 to mostly SO; common
500: lambs, steady; plain quality con-
sidered: best natives. $40: choice ewes and
cutter grades quoted $1,000; throwouts,
S7759625; grassy yearlings. $500 so;
HeightY ewes So down.
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New York Stocks
w Tnomson 3 MeKlnnonl
Fruits and Vegetables
FRUITS

od ARDi ss5S Weslssy g ss bqgs das; Bell Bell
sta9Tnen. sS5oS375: ROBE Beatty. s$5.56,
Winesap. s2loQ2eo: Baldwin. $3.50 bar
cantaloupe- California. $3.50 a crave:
cheTries-caiiiiioffnaia..' s202.25 an Bib
Grapsfruit--Elorida. ssQ3.5o; Texas. 81:
Lemons-Fancy California. s4@5 crate.
col ranse@eaifonna sS naval qsSsasso
crate; Florida. s4.5044 .75.
Pears-Avacado. California. s3Q3.50 q
Pineapples-cuban. 1ss to 24s. So a crate
Stra Ty6 6a gI T9swn: dsS 4s45ns. a
VEGETABLES
Aartiehokes-Gyalitornia: 81 dozen.
4 Beans- FOE sa.a5a3.5o . hamper.
Beets--aHoms-groyn 81 bushel; new
lf BToccS 81 PaSas6 $3.50 crate.
aaSSfeSas, new. si.s5 a So-lb.
'Tc carro aal1 e lO county 81 bushsl;
Teas. new. 1928 e 50-lb. bag: California.
ae't. ~ dozen punches.
CauIlcV e---Ca-ifoTnia. S2.50 q crate.
Ce.o. ,---,Ilca.san, one-dozen-bunch car
oaI..o-ala. dozen buncnss.. $3.50; Florida.
Co.cry Cabbage-Southern. S1.25
t.hlges-sl.75- dozen pots.
Cucumbers-Home-gro s1.2591.5o a
Enci7e-california SIPS a dozen heads.
Kale-Hone grown. 75c@sl a bushel.
Lettuce-California. S250Q3 q crate Of
IS and SIS; homegrown leaf. 6Oc lo-Ib.
be sket.
Mustard-Honle -grown. 75c a bushel.
Onions-New Texas. yellow, 81 60; white,
So: yellow Globe. T5c &, bushel: white. 90c;
homegrown green onions. Csc dozen
OYSTER Plant--Home- grown. 4oc q dozen
Persiey-Marion county. 4oc a dozen
punches: Southern. coo.
ParsnipS-Home-grown 81 a bushel.
Peas--Telephone, Western. s2.50G2.75
Peppers-F1orida, s5.5o@6 a. crate.
Observation-Disclosures button T5c dozen
lunches; long red or white. Soc.
Rhubarb-Hothouse. 3OQ35c dozen
spinach-Home-grown broadleaf, 81 a
Tomatoes-southern 5-lb. basket. ST.. 10
ID. carton. 81; dollhouse. s2.75 an BIB.
basket.
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GENERAL MOTORS. SALES
INCREASE DURING MAY
Dealers Show Slight Reduction in
Months Business.
By United Press

by CntL6U PT6SS
NEW YORK, June 11.-Sales of
the General Motors Corporation to
dealers in the United States in May
were above those for April and for
May, 1880, but dealer sales to con-
sunaers showed decline in COM
parison with the preceding month
and the corresponding month of
1880, it was announced today.
General Motors sales to dealers
for the month were 136,778 cars,
against 132, 629 cars in April and
1856, 1853 cars in May, 1880. Dealers
sales to consumers in May were
122,717 cars, against 1876, 1864 in April
and 1887 in May a year ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-12
GETS BELATED DIPLOMA
Commander Harold Grow Returns
to His Home After % Years.
Rn Hnfted Prese

By United Press
GREENVILLE, Mich, June H.
Commander Harold B. Grow, for
n1er chief Of the Peruvian air forces,
today proudly displayed a high
school diploma, arweded him Thurs
day night for his high school work
which ended in 1903.
Grow left here twenty-three years
ago, two months before he was to
have graduated. He entered the
United States military academy and
school authorities promised him his
diploma if he passed his exanina-
tons at West Point. The matter was
forgotten until Grow returned here
after a series Of adventures in
South American politics.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. o.. June 12.-Butter,
score. 20@22c; common score discounted.
2Q3c; packing stock No. /. 18c; NO. Q,
l2c; No. 3. &c; .butterfat. 17dlSc. Eggs
f1rsts, 141sc; seconds. lac; nearby un-
graded. 151sc. Live poultry-Thin and
fowls los and over. l9c 4 lbs and over.
lec; lbs. and over. 19c: Leghorns 3 lbs.
and over, l5c: BOOSTERS. l0Iac: broilers,
lb.. 24c; Ia lbs. and over Csc; 2 lbs
and over. soc; partly feathered. l5@20c;
Leghorn broilers. ID; and over. l9c;
black springers, zoe; u lbs. and over.
22iac: 2 lbs. and over. 26c.
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Bg Emitted Press

TOLEDO. O.. June i2.-CIose:. Grain On
track, 28la cents rate. Wheat-No. 2 red.
7sG Isc; No; ! red, cent premium. Corn
NO. 2 yellow. 55izG56Ssc: No. 3 yellow
clover-Domestsc prime. old. $3.50: prime
new, SIS. %; prime choice. new. sl4: prime.
cember. si4 AlsikT-Cash. Sil. Butter
Fancy creamery. 2f627c Eggs-Country
run. 124 l6c. Hag--IlmothT per cEks
49,. 80.
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE, KY, June i2.-Hoes-Re-
ceipts 500; market, 35c higher: 555 lbs.
Up. So;sS; 1925 lbs, 81; 130-l65 lbs.
$50 stays, $500. Cattle-Receipts. 100:
market. steady; prime heavy steers. seG7:
neavy shipping steers. S5.50G6: medium
LOCI common to medium heifers. s4Gs:
good to choice cows. So. 5OTd n: f--~1's-.--,,
70 good COWS, s2.75G3.5o; cutters, s2.25A
80 Gamers. S1z5d225; buns s 9. 80. :
leeoers, S6n7; stockers. Sz.506675: calf
rsoire s19 "a market. steady: good to
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. market nTosnerts
steady. Thursdays hipments-CatfIer 81:
calves, s40s hogs, IA; sheep, 2,25z
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. June 12-Hcys-Re
so0 holdover. none: market active, use
higher: 15o-230 lbs. not particularly active,
most others. strong to higher, $500: most
cows at s4.50Q5.50: increased numbers.
low cutters under So: Calves-Receip ts.
200: steady; vealers. So down. inclined to
be slow on plain or draggy kinds with
weights: selling $3.50 downward. Sc on
culls. Shesp-Receipts. 200: nothing choice
offered top principally common to ne
dunn lambs around S6G7.50 and common
veariings around So; scarcely enough to
make market.
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STOCK MARKET
SELLS LOWER
IN DULL TRADE
Part of Early Weakness
AbsoIved in Rally
at Noon.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty lndustriais for Thurs
day was 1857. on rs. Average Of twenty
utilities was $500 UP .O5. Average Of
forty bonds was GAIA. I'D 06.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI, O., June l2-Hogs-Re-
tive. 20 to CSC higher; mostly 25 to 35c
up; better grade 170-240 lbs, $7.S5; weight
IeE kinds scare; 2sO.27o lbs, quotable ST
~ p; most l20-l50 lbs, and lower grades
mostly SIS. Cattle-Receipts, 225; calves.
$50; supplies light; bulls active to mostly
2oc higher; other. classes steady; a few
common and medium steers and heifers
S6m7; better grade steers, considered
sa!able up TO So; beef COWS mostly $425
OATS; some SIS and above; low cutters and
cutters, 81 .5093.75; majority of sausage
bulls, $3;75@475;. YeaIers steady; good and
choice. S7G8; lighter weights mostly $3.50
g8; lower grades 81 downward Sheep
receipts, 800; slow; lambs 25 O soc lower.
sheep steady to weak; better grade lambs
S8.15@9; a few. choice eve and wethers'
S9.2 $50; buck lambs. 81 below quota,
ewes. 50 down.
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Bv United Press

NEW YORK, June l2.-Potatoes-Ma
per barrel; Maine, $2G266 per barrel. Ber-
muda, $25o05 per barrel; Canada, $3.50
dull: Jersey baskets, 75c@S3.25. Flour
Market, firm and higher; spring patents,
$4.65 04.90. Pork-Market, quiet; mess,
S22. Lard--Magket, firm; middlewest spot,
$6.30@8.40. Tallow-Market, f1rmer; spe-
cial to extra 3K@33sc. Dressed poultry
Market, steady to firm; turkeys, 25@44c;
chickens, 25637c; broiiers, 2514lc; fowls,
12@27c; Long Island ducks, 16@18c. Live
poultry-Market. quiet; geese, 1O@12c;
ducks, 1920; fowls, 1920; turkeys,
15630c; roosters, 13014c; broilers, 20035c
Cheese-Market. firm; state whole milk,
fancy to special, 12h023c Young Aneri-
ca, i4@19Rc.
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. June -Butter-Extras.
25l5c; Standards, 2524c market steady.
easy. Poultry-Heavy fowls. 21c; medium.
22c: Leghorn fowls. tic: heavy broilers,
25g32c Leghoru broilers. 1S@24c;, ducks,
l5622c old cocks. 12c: geese. 10Q13c;
market, steady. Potatoes-North and
South Carolina Cobblers. $2.756285 per
100-lb. sack
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CHICAGO Grain Table
By United Press

CHICAGO. June l7.-Cash grain close:
Wheat-No; hard. roc: No. 2 red. SIC:
10; I porthern. sac; Ccrn-No. 2 mixed,
52s4c: No. ! yellow. 56i5c: No 2 yellow,
90 q 56sae; No: yellow. 55G5s1sc: NO.
No. white. 57& G5Slsc: No. Thit s
56s4e: sample grade zsc Oats-No. .
white 2I12G 2ec; No. 8 white 2tc: NO 4
white. sec. Rve--3e< 14lc. Barlev-376
54c.- Timothy-s75o6s. Clover-Sll.259
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BIZ Times SDecfoI

PITTSBURGH. June l2-Hoss-Receipts
30 lbs. sT.50G7.65: 2iO-240 lbs. s7.S5a
$50: l20-l50 lbs. Sz.25G T.50: good packirx
sows. S515.25. Catfle-Receipts none:
market. nominal Calves-Receipts 100:
market. steady: GOOD and choice Tealers
116.50: common to medium. Sk7 $50 Sheep
Receipts 500: market, slow @hout steady:
better grades lambs. &8Ma. nrasgv wear-
lirgx. ~ dowuwaxgs3
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country rum Loss OF delivered in
Indianapolis. l2c: henery quality. No. !.
Poultry tbuying prices)-Hsns weighing
5 lbs or over. nc; under ) lbs, l7c;. Leg;
horn hens. lac: 1880 broilers, full featheTed
bareback. Ice: Leghorr broiiers: t9c; ducks.
&c. old cocks. 8Q9c: ducks. full feathered.
fat whites, &c: geese. &c. These prices are
Butter. (wholesale)-No. |. 27@2ac; No
2. 25026c.
Butterfat-22c.
CHEESE wholesale selling price per pound
American loaf 22c: pirnento loaf. .32c;
Wisconsin firsts. 1912c: LonghornS. l612c;
New YORK lirnberger. 30c.
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, June 11.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying CSC for
No. ! red wheat and SIC for No. ! hard
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, June 12-The stock
market today declined / to points
in early trading, rallied partially
and around noon was. down frac-
tons TO 2 points.
The feature was the dullness of
the trading.
Steel common moved between 90H
and 89H, of 17s at the latter price;
Westinghouse Electric. between 81
and 6234, off IL; General Motors
3515 and BAN, Off IL; Auburn 16e
and 1891, off 71A; New York Cen
tral 81 and 341l, off 81; Atchison
1884 and 154, of 81; Consolidated
Gas 80 and 81, of 2A.
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POTATOEi

Mq Red q Essr 6 H99nf io0o l Sss .
$50: Michigan round white, 100-lb. bag.
$2;25; 15o-lb. bag. sS.25; Idaho Russets,
S2.25; new Texas Triumphs. 1925 a 100
lbs. mot bushels): new Florida, So; North
ern Wisconsin. $225 a 100-lb. bag.
Sweet Potatoes-Tennessee Nancy Hall.
So .25@2.50 a hamper, so lbs: 50 bushel:
Indiana Jersey. So a bushel; Texas vans.
50 75 a 50-lb crate
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June r.
Net balance for June l0..... SAT SEQ. 1879 Sc
c H5faGSu Tects month to date 5Y6S S4i 81
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS, June 12.-Hogs-Re.
celpts, 5000; market, active; 10000 high
er; sowss 10Ql5c higher: top, $40; blk.
l5o-250 lbs, ST.; few $685.; 13O-15o lbs,
S6;85@7; sows largely S5.2565.60. Cattle
Receipts 1000; calves, receipts 800; mar
ket. not enough steers on sale to make
market; mixed yearlings, heifers and
medium bulls, steady; all cows strong:
ward to $3.50; cows, s495; low CUTTERS,
s250Q3.25; medium bulls, 81 down. Sheen
receipts: 1900; market, no early sales:
packers bidding steady on all classes.
FIT. WAYNE. June I2.-Hogs-Market N
e. e 4Oc higher: ioo-i4o lbs. $3.50; 1876
s7.o5; 20o-2so iSs $3.50: 230O269O I Ibs.'
S6.s5; 10000 lbs. s67s: S0o-35o lbs
Soo5 roughs. IS; stays. S3.50; calves 81;
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Brokers loans decline s4s. 900. 900 in
of $4,000, GOO Reserve system ratio 9I2
per cent. against 84.2 per cent a month
ago, and 80 per cent a year ago. New
k ratio 91.2 per cent aad 85.7 per
cent. respectively No announcement was
made on rediscount rate now at Ia per
cent -.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO, June I2.-Hogs-Recetpt 200.
market. 25G SOC higher; heavies. S6d6. SO:
MEDIUMS, sS.75G7; workers, s6.75G7: nigs,.
so.l5G1. Cattle-ReceiptS, light; market
stro9g sheep-Receipts. light; market
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TREASURY STATEMENT

Clesrings ..,.................. S73, 400, 600 90
Balances Observation-Disclosures. $500 900 90
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Daily average volume Of federal re-
serve credit outstanding during week
ended June 10 was 1000. an in
crease Of $4,000 900 over preceding
week.. but SS0, 100000 below like 1880
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By United Press

AZ LAFAYETTE 5 L5 .Jgns I2.-Hogs-Market.
70 9 7ec nigher; 100 $50 lbs. 7.05: 25O-275
lbs= $685.; 275-3oo lbs. s6.a5: 800 s25 rs
sss9: , i5o-I 56 lbs. seT5; l20-l4o rs,
down; top calves, 81; top lambs, $3.50.
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100000
Fletcher American Company
Three>Year First Mortgage
Real Estate Certificates, Series AW
Priced to Yield 5.25 per cent

O"''
Dated M0y 15 1881 Due May Is. 1884
Interest Payable May Is and November al Offices
Fletcher american Company Indianapolis
of Indianapolis Trustee
IssUEThee Certificates
which
National Bank of Indianapolis Trustee specifically
Holders these in
themselves each Certificate having propoionate
each mortgage the particular of which
the collection of
mortgages used the
Certificates and in retiring the Certificates maturity.
SEcURIrYThe supervision
officers the Fletcher Mortgages accented
for longer period than five strictly maximum
of 500 of the conservative appraised property These
limitations the and period the
provide the changes arising
local conditions and real estate values which security
The Fletcher American Company makes first
the supplying the demand for these consequently
each first mortgage loan accepted personal subject
to careful scrutiny
All applications for loans be made standard furnishing
other data Of of
and complete description of the The
sonay Inspected and appraised either by officers
Company by Independent appraisers The
report only the character
the character and financial responsibility the
The Fletcher American Company has of
sentative distribution of first loans both
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-07-09
Ogden, Utah
Zudora Blakey, reporter.

Those visiting in the city: Mrs.
Buchannon of Chicago, guest of Mrs.
David Oliver, enroute to California ;
Mr.. McClare of Omaha, Nebraska ;
Mrs. Bartlett, of Colorado Springs,
the guest of her daughter. Mrs,
Claude Williams; Mrs. Means, wife
of Rev. Means of Salt Lake City
Mrs. Pendleton was called to Oma-
ha, on account of illness of her
mother.-Mrs. Sadie Louden receiv-
ed long distance message, inform
ing her of the death of her mother.
The float used by our kiddies in
the railway parade was again invited
by Supt. F. C. Smith to take part
in the Fourth of July parade, after
which delicious refreshments were
served, much to the delight of the
kiddies. Our group has always felt
very grateful to Mr.. Smith for the
many kindnesses he has shown us
from time to time.-Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Williams entertained at break
fast Sunday Mrs. Will Angus
tine Bradshaw and daughter Mar
guerita. Mrs. Williams, is a resident
of Harrisville, Utah.