Foreclosure Notice in Houston County Alabama
Notice proclaims a mortgage default by Warren May Jr and Clayala May on a 1928 Union Central Life Insurance mortgage. Property at 108 North St. Andrews Street Dothan to be sold at courthouse at auction for debt recovery and costs. Attorney T E Bunton listed. sale date January 4, 1922.
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Alabama
Houston County
Warren May
Clayala May
Union Central Ute Insurance Company
Cincinna
Ohio
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Cash Union Central Life Insurance Company
Dothan
North St. Andrews Street
East Newton Street
St. Andrews Street
North Bt
Andrews
North &L Andrews Street
St. Andrews
Mmertgagore Ag
Caid
T. E. Buntsn
Alorney
Sale of Collateral by Administrator in Alabama
Notice states B P Poyner Jr as administrator de bonis non of the estate of G S Jackson will sell at public outcry at the Houston County courthouse in Do than on Friday December 18 1831. Thirty shares of stock in Dothan Produce Company later Jackson Grocery Company with certificates 17 18 and 9 are offered to satisfy debts and foreclosure costs. Sale date and property details are listed with corporate name changes and par value of 100 dollars per share.
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B. P. Poyner, Jr
de Bonis
Jackson
Houston County
Alabama
Dothan
Dothan Produce Company
Corporation
Jackson Grocery Company
4 Corporation
Sald Corporation
A Corporation
Jackson Grocery Comany, & Corporation
Sald
Suld Corporation
Pod
Jackine Grocery Company
Deer are found dead with horns locked together in Swamp
A hunting party from Dellarhide Hunting Club in Green County Alabama reports two large antler locked bucks found dead after a battle over a wide swamp area. The incident occurred as part of a local wildlife fight revealed by the field find.
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Tuscalooba
Dellarhide
Green County
Alabame
Hunters find two large deer killed on snowy reserve
Land judging from torn turf, hunters say the bucks were found down near the exhauntive Settle. T. C. Davis, club caretaker, alerted 35 party members in pursuit of Geer. Bucks weighed about 250 pounds each with ten and sixteen points. A second animal had four points on each antler.
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T. C. Davis
Geer
Alabaron
State Department of Fame
Crimson Tide Opens 1931-32 Season Against Birmingham
UNIVERSITY ALABAMA December 14 The Crimson Tide basketball team starts the 1931-32 season at home against Birmingham’s Boys Club quintet. Coach Hank Criep must replace key players Lindy Hood Walton Laney Joye and Wombagan while integrating four varsity holdovers and new talent after last year’s woes.
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Crisp
Joye
Wombagans
Improved cotton quality in state auburn
Alabama farmers reported progress toward better cotton quality with the D. P. L. variety favored in most counties though wilt-prone sandy soils require resistant types. Newcomer pivots may replace Hood and Joyce at center as returning lettermen Aiken Muniemsey Malcomb Laney Nobles and Kinsrough lead guards. Special gin days separated improved seed from inferior stock and seed preservation followed harvest.
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Hood
Joyce
Aiken and
Muniemsey
Malcomb Laney
Nobles and
Kinsrough
Advisory Board Meets For 36th Annual Session
Montgomery Des 14 AP The Southeast Shippers Advisory Board meets Friday for its thirty sixth session with more than board representatives of agriculture commerce and industry from Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North and South Carolina Tennessee and the railroads and American Railway Association. The board aims to improve car service and transportation and credits its efforts with adequate transport facilities and ample car supply during peak loading periods enhancing movement efficiency.
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Montgomery
Des
Alapper Ip
South
Southeast Shippers Advisory Board
Agriculturs
Commerce
Shippers Board
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiane
Mississippi
North
South Cerelius
Reilroads
Amusements and film lineups in Houston and Alabama
The schedule lists weekly film pairings and vaudeville acts across Houston and Alabama venues. It covers Dirigible and Surrender showings with stars Jack Molt, Ralph Graves, Warner Baxter, Lalla Hyems, and others, plus Talking Features at Alcazar and Paramount News. Counties report gin-day results and a note on supply quality for 1993 eliminations.
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Houston Sun
Jack Molt
Ralph Graves
Warner Baxter
Lalla Hyems
Tohs Boles
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B. P. Poyner
de Bonis Non
Ketate
G. S. Jackson
Daceasa
Marianns & Blountstown Realtosd Company
Goves
Interstate Commerce Commission of
Washington, D.C
Conomerce
Ala- Yams, Florida & Gulf Railroad
Cowarts
Greenwood
Marianna
Wises
Atlanta
Saint Andrews Bay
Ala- Comet
Jackson County
Flor
THE
Marianna & Blountsown
J. D. Whitekar
J. M. Whiteker
Dothan National Bank of
Albert L. Lake
W. D. Jeffcoat
J. D. Whitaker
J. MM. Whitaker
Alert L. Lohm
Dothan National Bank
Jennie M. Whitaker
Wiley D. Jeffcoat
Sali
Caie
Dothen
W. D. Jeffcont
Gordon and Campbellton Road
George Glag
Wald Gordon and
Campbellton Road
George Glass
Gorton and
Gordon and
Farmer, Merrill & Farmer
Mozigners
Tranateres
By Lauter
Nwa Re
Noua
Trami
Cagers
Crimson Tide
Birmingham
J. Roy Camp
Auburn
Sim
Tuek
James Dunn
Bally Eilers
Marjorie Rambuco
Buck Jones
Deadge
Alcazar Sun
Mon
Tues
George
Bancroft
Robert Amey
Frances Des
Julietta Compton
Paramount News
Lauderdale
Lamar
Merton
Colbert
Wilcox
Tallapoom
Winston
Fayette
Calhoun
Limestone
Randolph
Chambers
Walker
Rickey Tr M
Fardia
Jos Huggins
Mémpil
Get
Firestone
Alabama Tire Co
Crawford and Oates Street