Public sale of estate in Hempstead County Arkansas
Order directed by executor on September 1931 for sale at public auction on November 14 1931 in Hope Arkansas. Property includes Block 11 Lot 3 Block 12 Lot 3 Block 13 Lot 3 Block 15 Lot 3 and Block 21 in College Addition to Hope Arkansas plus fractional sections and townships described as Black Land Farm containing about 644 acres more or less. Described parcels include multiple lots and sections with metes and bounds and references to deeds and records in Hempstead County. The sale is to be conducted to satisfy debts of James H McCallum and related heirs with lands conveyed to W A McKee and others and further described by recorded deeds.
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Empstead
College
of Hope
Arkansas
Sedin
Township
W. A. McKee
W. E
Recorder's Office
Hempstead
Towit
James H. McCallum
Powers
St. Louis
Eaid
BR. P, Arnold
James H. McCollum
Russia’s new retail glow brightens windows across cities
Shops in Mostow and Aldamente revamp displays to reflect government redemilion and attract crowds. Stores that once hid goods now glitter in light, turning past disarray into eye catching windows. Night lighting attracts window shoppers and reduces long queues by highlighting newly opened shops and bundled produce in streets like Tverskayd and Petrovka.
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Mostow
Ste
Tverskayd
Petrovka
Frozen Bank Assets to Oppose Hoover Project
Washington reports President Hoover’s credit pool of half a billion dollars will be deployed soon to unlock frozen bank assets. Subscriptions pour in as the plan nears readiness to help banks convert illiquid assets into cash for trade, restoring confidence nationwide.
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Washington
Hoover
Bureau Chief Collapses at Washington Bureau on Duty
George K. Burgess director of the bureau of standards collapsed at the Washington bureau while presiding over a meeting of bureau chiefs. He was taken to emergency hospital with a slight cerebral hemorrhage described as a slight attack by on duty physician F. R. Brunot. Burgess is a Newton Massachusetts native.
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Washington
George K. Burgess
Bureau of Standards
F. R. Brunot
Public Health Service
Bureau
Burgess
Newton
Mass
Fire at Pennsylvania Association for the Blind plant Aids Blind Workers
A fire at the basement broom plant of the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind in Pittsburgh prompted a police dog named Billie to guide his master and other sightless workers to safety. Billie twice led the group outside as flames reignited.
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Pennsylvania Association For the Blind
Pittsburgh
Billie
Blue
Former Deputy Sheriff Found Guilty In Watson Shooting Case
A Trict Court Wednesday returned a guilty verdict without capital punishment in the case of George Wilson a former deputy sheriff charged with shooting Floyd Watson at Fullerton June 19 1918. Wilson claimed no intent to hit but to make Watson halt after a dispute over a station transfer bus license. He had previously escaped jail and was arrested again last September at Vinita Oklahoma.
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Trict
George Wilson
Floyd, Watson
Fullerton
Wilson
Watson
Vinita
Oklahoma
Recluse James M. Rogers Found After Night In Woods
James M. Rogers, a 76-year-old recluse in Rogers, was found critically ill from exposure in a woods near his home Wednesday morning after more than 100 volunteers had searched the area. He had wandered from his residence in poor health. The search resumed Thursday morning and located him at about 9 a.m.
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Rogers
James M. Quick
Quick
Quick’s Mental Lapse Tied to Abduction Claim Near Savannah
Aged resident Quick reportedly ate around 8 p.m. and hours later showed signs of a mental lapse. Officers found scattered papers suggesting robbery or kidnapping, though Quick later said he was taken from his home by strangers. He wears heavy clothing believed to have saved him from cold exposure. Quick has lived here about 10 years with few family details, but relatives are said to be in Savannah, Missouri.
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Tesors
Quick
Savannah
Homecoming Queen Maids Named at University of Arkansas
Fayetteville groups selected the maids to accompany Queen Eleanor Bell of Prairie Grove for Homecoming Day. The list includes Ber Nice McGill Phi Mu and Beth Skogs Delta Delta Delta, with other winners from Pi Beta Phi Chi Omega Zeta Tau Alpha Kappa Kappa Gamma and Delta Gamma.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Eleanor Bell
Prairie Grove
Miss Bell
Phi Mu Sorority
Bernice McGill
Phi Mu
Helen Fulbright
Pi Beta Phi
Beth Skogs
Shreveport la
Delta Delta
Virginia Lewis
Chi Omega
Elizabeth Norworth
DeWitt
Zeta Tau Alpha
Betty Sherrill
Little Rock
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Court Refuses to Stop Dancing Girls Exhibition
Texarkana report from Boston Texas shows Judge George W Johnson denying an injunction to restrain the Fox sisters traveling stunt dancers from a rooftop exhibition 40 feet above the Grim hotel for 72 hours The district attorney Elmer Lincoln filed the petition The dance began Wednesday after noon drawing crowds and advertising features are connected with the affair
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Texarkana
Boston
Texas
George W. Johnson
Fox Sisters
Elmer Lincoln
Ex-Officer Is Convicted of Slaying 13 Years Ago
A Leesville Louisiana jury returns a verdict convicting an ex-officer of murder committed thirteen years earlier. The case stems from a long-unspecified incident and is pursued under historical court records with details about land, mortgages, and estate administration included in the surrounding notes.
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A. F. Dyke
St Louis, San Francisco Railway Company
Lupe
Hollywood
Lupe Velez
Tivellas
Rio Grande
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Turedon
Wer
Nb.c. Networks
Tage
Igs
The
Anglica Tobie Co
Texaco Motor Oil
U. of A
JY Wea
Leesville
Notons Cent
Miss Veloz
Stalamant
Miss Velez
M-O-M
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