Mortgage foreclosure sale in Houston County Alabama
Mortgage default on a 1927 Beers loan by Georgia Paulk and J W Paulk leads to a foreclosure sale on December 8 1930 at the courthouse in Dothan Alabama. Property includes fractions of sections in Township 7 Range 11 and other parcels totaling about 355 acres. Sale proceeds cover debt costs including attorney fees. Attorneys Pettus Fuller and F M Gaines for mortgagee. NT-14-21
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G. R. Beers
Georgia Paulk
J. W. Paulk
Houston County
Alabama
Dothan
Township
Pettus & Fuller
F. M. Gaines
R. Beers
Notice of Day Set for Hearing Probate in Alabama
The State of Alabama Houston County to Gladys Dowling Green Ralph Dowling Blondeil Dowling Elson Jane Dowling Elroy Dowling Min nine Shadgett Albert Danzey Lota Cheek George D Baker Robert W Baker Mary Jane Davie Baker J B Cheek Ruth Danzey White and James Baker. On November 6 1930 a paper purporting to be the last will and testament of Cyrus F Baker was filed for probate by Dan W Baker. A day for hearing was set for December 6 1930 at which time interested parties may appear and contest. Given under the hand November 6 1930 H K Martin Judge of Probate.
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Alabama
Houston County
Gladys Dowling Green
Ralph Dowling
Blondeil Dowling Elson
Jane Dowling
Elroy Dowling
Minnine Shadgett
Albert Danzey
Lota Cheek
George D. Baker
Robert W. Baker
Mary Jane Davie Baker
J. B. Cheek
Ruth Danzey White
James Baker
Cyrus F. Baker
Dan W. Baker
H. K. Martin
Montgomery Mule Sale Announcement at Abraham Barn
A Montgomery mule company advertises weekly sales at the Abraham Barn at Perry and Jefferson in Montgomery Alabama on Mondays and Tuesdays during the trade season. The sale features over 300 head of mules and saddle and work horses and invites attendees to secure their supply.
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Abraham Barn
Perry and
Jefferson Streets
Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Mule CO
Assassination Plot Against Al Capone Broken, Investigators Say
Chicago detectives found a letter among Terry Druggan’s papers that hinted at a plot to kill Al Capone. The raid uncovered assets, saloon lists, and locked-away armaments in Druggan’s downtown hotel suite and North Side apartment, alongside a lavish display bearing his name. The government awaits Druggan’s health recovery to pursue an income tax indictment.
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Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
North Side
Terry Druggan
Druggan
Sangster
John H Lyle
Dickens
Thackery
Shakespeare
Terry Druggsn
Notice of Day Set for Hearing Probate of Will
The State of Alabama Houston County notifies R D Simpson of 10 Broom Street Newark NJ that a will purportedly of Nettle Simpson was filed for probate by Earl Simpson. A hearing is set for October 23, 1930, with a backup date of November 24, 1930. Written by to be given under my hand on October 2, 1930.
Forefront District Women Organize At Convention
Mrs Charles Preston Bowden reviewed fifteen years of district progress at the sixth district convention. The group reported $5,202 in scholarships and related works, urged broader horizons beyond club walls, and elected officers including Bowden as manager for another year and several delegates.
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Charles Preston Bowden
A. Y. Malone
Malone
Reginald de Koven
Will Ivey Brown
Clark
Lane Enzor
Troy
Home Economics
E. F. Moody
Sue Malone
Pstrict Art
Jack Gneasliing
Ashford
R. E. Parker
Samson
Public Instruction
T. W. Palmer
J. Hubert Martin
Ozark
L. B. Martin
Teachers College
W.F. Thetford, Jr
Montgomery
Erlior
Alabama
Woosan
W. L. Lee
Columbia
Tressurer
Walter Watford
Sam Wiliams
Fioraisa
W. S. Lee
Clarence Glenn, Jr
Cotton opens steady as Liverpool buys lift New York trade
New York cotton prices rise in early trading on firmer Liverpool markets with December near 10.68 and May at 11.62 as buying and covering emerge. By midday prices hold gains with December around 10.01 and May 11.87, then close steady to 11 to 15 points higher amid continued covering and trade demand.
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New York
Liverpool
Aittle Southern
Ihe Gaina
Veneur
New Orleans Cotton Opens Firmer on Liverpool Cables
The New Orleans cotton market opened firmer aided by favorable Liverpool cables. December to March rose 6 to 8 points early, with late gains and a steady close at the day’s top. Private crop estimates ranged around 14.16 to 14.18 million bales. Spot prices closed 12 points up with sales at 5312 new middling 9.15. Exports for the day 45,161. Meeting notes mention Mrs. J. E. Price of Abbeville and social notices from Ashford and local organizers.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Bureau
Shorts
Grain Prices Advance Completely Cancelled By Enlarged Selling
Grain market slides after stock market setbacks. Wheat closes near yesterday, corn mixed, oats down slightly, provisions mixed. Detailed bid prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, timothy seed, clover seed, pork products and lard listed. Data reflects AP market report from Chicago with price quotes and grade notes.
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Chicago
Cottonseed futures close steady in Memphis market
Memphis November seven bids show firm closes for cottonseed with November at 29.00 and March at 30.00. December 29.25, January 29.75, February 30.00, May 20.00, June 30.00. Cottonseed meal also steadies with bids across November to June and total sales at 1,500 units.
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New Orleans
New York
Memphis
Seles
Liverpool Cotton Prices Hold Steady Amid Demand
In Liverpool on November 7 AP reports moderate cotton demand with steady quotes across grades. American bales sold total 3,000 of 6,000. receipts add 18,000 with 10,500 American. Futures closed quiet and steady with December at 5.90 and October at 6.38.
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Liverpool
Chicago Butter and Cheese Prices Reportable Trends
Chicago market notes show butter at 9 780 steady and creamery extras 26 to 33 1 2. Firsts and seconds quoted with varied numbers. Eggs steady at 1 240 with fresh graded firsts around 31 0 32. Cheese total 178 962 and steady. overall receipts list prices for fresh and ordinary.
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Chicago
Potatoes market report from Chicago on November shipments
Chicago market notes show potato shipments totaling 475, with around steady trading and fair demand. Idaho russet prices range from No 2 1.50 to 1.60 per cwt, with No 1 quoted at about 1.99 to 2.00.
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Chicago
Idaho
Market Quiet as Auger Prices Hold With Little Demand
Raw auger traded subdued with no new buying interest and prices steady at 2.28 duty paid. Refiners held list at 4.75 while availabilities allowed handling of small new business. overall refined and refined prices remained unchanged amid light activity.
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New York
Live Stock Market Report From Chicago Auction
Chicago November 7 cattle and calves numbers listed with steady to mixed prices. Hog sections note direct and 12 000 head, with steady to firmer bids. Sheep and lambs show active demand with fat lambs strong and native lambs holding firm.
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Chicago
Sixth District Alabama P T A Awarded Banner
The Sixth District of the Alabama P T A won the banner for the largest percentage increase of new organizations in the state at the annual congress in Montgomery. Runner ups were the Third and Fifth Districts each with eight new units. York, Sumter County led paid up members with 607, Avondale second with 405. Edgewood Homewood and York shared the 100 percent membership honor. Life memberships were presented to several Birmingham figures. A round table on program making concluded the first session.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Albert Holman
Tuscaloosa
Lee Lollar
Fayette
J. W. Hamilton
Irondale
York
Sumter County
State
Avondale
Edgewood Association of
Homewood
Birmingham
BR. Batson
Charles Brown
City Council of
N. H. Price
Jackson, Lee and Hemphill
James Fitts Hill
Merman Ferger Beventh
Parent- Teacher Congress
Woman Rescued from Fire Dies in Hospital
In Jersey City New Jersey on November 7 56 year old Elizabeth Swavely died in hospital after being rescued from a flaming bed. She accused her husband Howard Swavely of trying to burn her to death claiming he attacked with a torch made of rolled newspapers. Police said Swavely had been married twice before and that his first wife died and his second divorced.
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Jersey City
N. J
Elizabeth Swavely
Howard
Swavely
Evanston voter backs repeal and a quiet NIQcor case
Evanston reports that Minois supported repealing the 18th Amendment last Tuesday. Police arrested Mrs Helen Miedzianowski for possession of liquor claiming she believed veterans could sell it. A justice of the peace fined her on a guilty plea as the referendum has no legal effect on prohibition. Ponca City asserts the world’s highest per capita wealth among incorporated cities.
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Evanston
Minois
Helen Miedzianowski
Justice of the Peace
New York Foreign Exchange Rates Reported
November 7 report shows irregular currencies. Great Britain demand 4.85 54, cables 485 13-16, Paris price 2.92 3-4, cables 2.927-8, Italy demand 5.273, LA enter 523 19-32, with bank rates fluctuating.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Entler
Commodity futures and coffee market brief
New York reports dull rubber futures with December at 8.54 and May at 9.00, new contracts seen around 8.70 for December and 9.15 for May. Coffee market steady with Rio No 7 at 5 8, Santon at 4.12, Rio futures closing barely steady with December 6.82 and March 5.98, May 5.78, July 5.67, September 5.69. market demand quiet and turnover light.
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New York
Rexall Orderites Promise Relief From Constipation
A Battle Creek physician touts Rexall Orderites as immediate relief for constipation. The tablet draws water into the colon to soften and evacuate stool, promising a gentle natural result by the next day. Available at Rexall Drug Stores.
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Rexall
Battle Creek
Kexall Drug
Young Drug Company
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