Public Auction of Hope Lumber Co. property Arkansas
United States Marshal announces foreclosure sale of 25 acre Hempstead County land with buildings and extensive mill equipment including kilns planers and sawmill sheds. Auction to be held June 15 1968 on Highway 29 in Hope Arkansas from 9 am to 3 pm on credit terms.
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United States District
Fearkansas
Texarkana
United States of America
Pihinthff
Hope Lumber Manufaturing Co., Inc
Vincent Foster
United States Pine
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Towit
City of
Hope
Hope and
Lewisville
Notice of Chancery Sale in Hempstead County Arkansas
In The Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas First National Bank of Hope as plaintiff seeks sale of Part of the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 28 Township 12 South Range 24 West to heirs and bidders. The sale at Hempstead County Courthouse on June 11 1968 from 9 am to 3 pm with three month credit unless cash and bond with security. Commissioner Jim Cole signs the notice May 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
First National Bank of
Hope
Hope, Fulton and Emmett
Jim Cole
Notice to Bidders for Annex to Beryl Henry School
Hope School District No 1 A invites sealed bids by June 5 1968 at 3 30 P M in Hope Arkansas for constructing an Annex to Beryl Henry School. Bids read aloud publicly. late bids returned. Plans and specs available from James H Jones and Weaver and Hiegel Architects with deposit 30 dollars. refunds apply for two sets. Bid guarantee 5 percent with bid. licenses per Act 150 1965. waivers possible. Board reserves right to reject bids. May 15 1968.
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Hope
James H. Jones
Qld Post Office
Arkansas
Beryl Henry School
Weaver and Hiegel
Pyramid Life Building
Little Rock
Arkansas General Assembly
State of
Board of Education
Herbert Rogers
Willian Tolleson
Sale Notice of Hempstead County Real Estate Auction
Sheriff Jimmie Griffin announces sale on June 12, 1968 from 11:00 AM at Hempstead County Courthouse, front door. Two tracts in Hempstead County Ark are offered for sale on credit with 6 percent interest. lien from First National Bank of Hope in a chancery court judgment against Trennon and Donnie Bobo.
Hope probate notice for Ida Carlton estate in Hemstead County
In Hemstead County Arkansas probate court the estate of Ida Carlton deceased file No 2160 last address 614 South Elm Street Hope AR Date of death May 13 1968 An instrument dated November 10 1964 admitted to probate as the will Executors Albert Graves Mary Lou McCoy and Ruby Sue George announce time to contest and six month claim period from first publication May 22 1968 Claims must be verified and presented to the executors P O Box 458 Hope AR to avoid bar or preclusion from any benefit of the estate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempestead County
Arkansas
Ida Carlton
South Elm Street
Hope
Butterflies’ wing scents attract females in certain species
A 1968 note reports that some male butterflies emit pleasant scents from wing scales to attract females. The scent is likened to costly perfume, aiding mating in specific species.
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Eberhart Denver
Tulsa
Debarker
Garwood
Ks&ss
H.P
Soderhamn
Chifper
Falk
Phelps
Babbitt
Ksé&Ss
Allis Chalmers
KS &Ss
Cox Brothers
Cox
Martin
Stearnes
G.E. Motors
Dodge
Chabelco
Ks&sss
Hope (Ark) Star
San Arbor
General Electric
General Electric Motor Control Center
Armstrong
Hanchett Shop
Hanchett
H.H
R.H
R. W. Eberhardt Denver
Denver
Sprial
Bradford
Steptel
Worthington
Bapex
Paymaster
Royal
Victor Safe Company
Underwood
Pitney Bowes
Chevrolet
Temple-Jones
Yates Am. Law
Harvey Hog
Filer
Stowell
Resaw
Dia
Newman
Cutler
Dan M. Douglas
United States
First National Bank of Hope
James W. Branch
Nell W. Branch
Robert Coulter
Leona Coulster
Thomas £. Hays
Chattery
First Natonal Bank of Hope
Trenchah Bobo
Bobhie Bobo
Ota
Cage Number
Jimmie Griffin
First National Bank of Hope, Arkansas
Trennon Bobo
Donnie Bobo
Albert Graves
Mary Lou McCoy
Ruby Sue George
Rephan’s
Lorp
Lorraine
Mens Banton
Bermont
Myord
Tadp Reed Small
Sage
Levis
Rephan
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