Notice of public sale in Hempstead County Arkansas
Public vendue scheduled by Chancery Court Commissioner Willie Harris in Hempstead County Arkansas. Multiple 1931 notices describe sales of land parcels in sections 10 11 28 34 with 40 acres and 160 acres, held from front courthouse steps in Washington Arkansas, with sale dates in October 1931 and credit terms at 8 or 9 percent. Names include Federal Land Bank of St Louis Willis Jones Parker and James A Parker.
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Hampstead
Arkansas
Heaney
Willie Harris
Chancery
Hempstead County
Indian Love Call and Daughters of Confederacy Meeting
A meeting of Silveted Wortin's Auxiliary of St. Marks Hycopal church is set for Monday at 4 o'clock at the home of Mauate Bell on South Main. The Pat Cleburn Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy will gather Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Chas. Haynes on Second Street with associate members. The program featured Indian songs, a sketch of Sam Houston, and memorials. New members Mrs. Jerome Smith and Mrs. Call A. Walker joined. guests included Mrs. Jewen and others.
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St. Marks Hycopal Church
South Main
Pat Cleburn
Tted Daughters of the Confederacy
Chas. Haynes
Second Street
Edgar Briant
Anilies
Mary Carrigan
John i
Ally Henry
George Spragins
Sam Houston
Cargan
M. A. Briant
A. Forney-Smith
Jerome Smith
Cll A. Walker
Washington
J. A. Henry
Fanny Garrett
Vi'Herndon
Chas
C. Whan
Jewen
Pat Casey
Ims
Skim Milk Fed to Cows Boosts Cream Production
MINNEAPOLIS Minn P Like an errand boy milk can be sent back to headquarters again and again for cream. University of Minnesota experiments show skim milk fed to cows with milked and skimmed again increases cream output. The loop is kept by mixing TF with grain and pouring over an absorbent silage. Corwin Artman former Stanford tackle will play professional football with the Chicago Bears in 1931.
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Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minnesota
Corwin Artman
Stanford
Chicago Bears
Commissioner Sale Notice in Hempstead Arkansas
Public sale to the highest bidder will be held at the front door of the Hempstead County Court House in Washington Arkansas on Thursday October 8 1931 under the decretal order of the Federal Land Bank of St Louis plaintiff in Cause 2452 against W L Clark et al defendants. The sale is conducted by the court commissioner per judicial sale deadlines.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis
Walkive Muldrow
Spid Court
Court House
Washington
Arkansas
Lewis
Federal Land Bank of
St. Li
Willis Jones
Hempstead County
Willie Harris
Chancery
Fifth Principal Meridian
Mexico Ready to Try Communist Government
Miguel Abed, Syrian textile maker, said he would place his factories at the disposal of workers and state authorities to experiment with a socialist management form. The pledge was made at a banquet marking the industry’s anniversary. Governor Leonidas Ane dieu Almazin attacked American producers for destroying surplus food instead of distributing it to the hungry.
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Pueblg
Mex
Miguel Abed
Leonidas Anedieu Almazin
Salve Claim for Baby Cold Relief and Malaria Check
An old advertisement asserts a salve or tablet remedy relieves headache neuralgia in 300 minutes and checks cold and malaria for babies, alongside claims of general health benefits and daytime use.
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