FRANKFORT KY Investors face 3 percent state warrant rate
Kentucky state warrants will yield 3 percent interest as investors may accept voluntary agreements with warrant holders to refinance the debt. Judge Buckingham announces the plan after the state court of appeals upheld voluntary low-rate settlements as valid. In Arkansas, a chancery sale is ordered in Hempstead County for land in Hope. The sale, on January 12, 1937, covers 66 acres in Section 29, Township 12 South, Range 23 West, with a 10 percent annual interest and bond requirement.
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John
Buckingham
Kingdam
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State Court of Ap
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B. M. Nix Et al
Citizens
A. D
Dale Jones
Chancery
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