Lost BAY Honey Worr LONG MANTS shed wi toind Toor towenes ite
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a location and items with unclear details. Names and places are indeterminate, but the legible parts reference a shed, a toind towenes ite, and item lists amid garbled words. The context remains uncertain and any concrete reporting is not extractable from the readable lines.
Public Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Hempstead County
United States of America Mortgagee selects June 4 1946 at 11:30 a m for a public sale at Sutien Sale Barn Hempstead County Arkansas. The property includes a gray mare mule a kit mare mule one GA stock a turning plow two harness sets and related items. Witness W M Sparks on June 3 1946.
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TL. D. Martin
Hempstead County
Arkansas
State of
W. M. Sparks
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