Lost deposit book entry details unclear
Fragmentary OCR indicates a lost deposit book with notation about payment overdrawn and a date of November 1, 9. The readable bits provide no clear names, places, or actions beyond a lost ledger item.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1939
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR indicates a lost deposit book with notation about payment overdrawn and a date of November 1, 9. The readable bits provide no clear names, places, or actions beyond a lost ledger item.
A probate court notice indicates an estate in the late Gonnile dots. It directs creditors to file claims by a specified deadline and mentions appearance before the First Judge on November 17, 1939. The notice warns that failure to respond may impact rights and outlines appointment of an attorney to respond.
Public sale notice describes land parcels on Main Street Concord and surrounding lots conveyed by deed. It names Hodges and Barrett as parties, references a prior deed recorded in a local register, and states that five hundred pillars and remaining balance of purchase price are due at sale with terms announced at the sale by Henry F. Smith.
Public notice of a mortgagee sale describing the property to be sold under power of sale. The act secures debt by a deed in favor of Henry F Smith Treasurer and the institution for savings, with terms including purchase conditions and a timeline for bidding and payment.
The property in question describing the Southeasterly and Southwest boundaries along Treton Street is offered for sale to satisfy a mortgage deed dated May, recorded in Middlena South District Deed Book 4849 Page 80. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and municipal charges with cash at bidding. balance due at closing.
In the matter of the first account of Lyman G ayrae Moses the court directs that any person desiring to object file on or before eleven o clock on the seventeenth day of November 1939. The citation is issued by Judge Lesgat and Register Loring P. Jordan with dates October 25 and November 1 8 15.
Europe watched Molotov's remarks as Nazi Russia talks continued and Finland faced pressure. Talks hinted at neutrality shifts and potential tradeoffs with Germany and Britain. U S policy mixed with embargo debates and looming military actions on the French frontier.
Aviation notes ask who Pita Peloper and Wes Carroll are and why they are successes, with the intended destination of a notable flight to New York reportedly linked to Mrs. Homiek Stout. A separate query references a Mexican party seeking the return of oil lands expropriated from American owners. A New York senator proposes a $15 006 000 allocation for specific groups. The column ends with a true/false prompt about Britain’s winter food rationing.
A historical note reports a tension between communications firms after an ultimatum from China and William J Campbell at American Telephone and Telegraph. The fragment hints at international pressure impacting U S telecom operations and corporate responses.
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