Foreclosure Notice for Sullivan County Trust Deed
On November 14 1929 Mrs TH White widow executed a deed of trust to M D Arnold and J Harry Price as trustees to secure debt. Default on the note prompts sale of described real estate at public auction at the courthouse steps in Blountville on Thursday June 16 1082 at 12 noon free from redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Eb.) White
M. ID. Arnold, Jn
Harry
Price
Sullivan County
Tennessee
Register
M. D. Arnold
J. Harry Price
Biguntvile
Unexcelled Real Estate For Sale Notice in Bristol Town
For sale notice details a tract in Sullivan county Texas linked to H H Haynes deed of 1920. It describes parcel boundaries on Anderson street and 8th street, 97 by 163 feet, with sale proceeds to cover the note secured by a trust deed. Trustees M D Arnold and J Harry Price oversee the foreclosure process dated May 18 1941.
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Anderson Street
8Th Street
Sth Street
H. H. Haynes
Als
Register’s Office
Bristol
M. D. Arnold, JE
J. Harry Price
Sale Notice on 1932 Blountville Farm Auction
Default on a 1925 deed of trust secured 6000 to The New York Life Insurance Company. Trustee Benjamin Gore will sell 100 acre tract on Reedy Creek road in Sullivan County at Blountville courthouse at 11:00 a.m. June 25 1932 for cash to highest bidder. Sale frees property from redemption and homestead rights. May 17 1932.
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Blountville
Sullivan County
Tennessee
Mack &. Hicks
Mary F. Hicks
Andrew L. Todd
Register
Reedy Creek
Kingsport
Blountyile
New York Life Insurance Company of
New York
N. Y
Benjamin
Gore
Land Sale in Kingsport Court Auction Notice
Kingsport Improvement Company vs Minnie M Bratton et al No 1083 in Chancery Court at Kingsport Sullivan County Tennessee decreed sale set for June 17 1933 at 11:00 am at courthouse door Kingsport property described as 0.51 acre in 11th district fronting Creek Drive between lots 34 and 40 with one third cash and balance in 6 12 and 18 months notes. lien retained. sale in bar of equity and redemption. Clerk and Master H M McNeil signs. Notice also—Young Service Station debt settlement directed to George Young receiver at Pennsylvania Service Station. 6-1-31-yed-sur
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Kingsport Improvement Company
Minnie M. Bratton
Chancery
Kingsport
Tennessee
Sullivan County
Chancery Court
Jyne
James Burlying
Civ
Creek Drive
Ahins
H. M. McNeil
Young
George Young
Pennsylvania
Yed-Sur
Kingsport Ordinance Sets Lights on Nonmotor Vehicles
Ordinance 461 of Kingsport Tennessee requires lights on nonmotor vehicles on city streets from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise and whenever light is insufficient to clearly discern a person 200 feet ahead. The measure declares enforcement within the city limits and outlines lighting requirements for safety on thoroughfares.
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City
Kingsport
Tennessee
Kilpack
Shelburne Ferguson Signs Vehicle Lighting Ordinance
A local ordinance sets fines from one to fifty dollars for violations of section one related to vehicle lighting. The measure takes effect 15 days after passage and publication. Mayor Shelburne Ferguson attests, with city attorney Harry L. Garrett approving. The ordinance was passed on June 7, 1982 with final reading June 8, 1982.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne Ferguson
C. D. Black
Harry L. Garrett
Miscellaneous Schedule Change Elective Slay 97 1952
Johnson City and Kingsport listings show changes to commuter bus stations and times. Names Patrick and Kingsport appear with contact numbers. schedules reference Fordtown, Boone Fork, and Johnson City routes with morning and afternoon services and station notes.
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Johnson City
Kings Port Ly
Fordtown
Boone
P.m
Jylison
Fordhawn
BO P
Kingsport S
Tn M
Dow Re
Patrick Aanager
Kingsport
Deed of trust sale advertised for Sullivan County land
Notice of sale to satisfy payment on a deed of trust dated February 28 by G. Cymbwell and Delpha Cardwell to M. Arnold Jr. and Harry Price trustees. The property in Sullivan County Tennessee will be sold at public auction at the courthouse in Blountville on Thursday June 16 1932, with a detailed metes and bounds description beginning at Wishikun Road and proceeding along Campbell’s line through several landmarks to a public road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cymbwell
Delpha Cardwell
Aenold
Register
Salivan County
Tennessee
Answers to test questions on page four
A fragmented list states the throne is vacant with a Regency. It covers alternating and direct current, provinces, the Monroe Doctrine, Dr. Sun Yat Sen, a sixteen inch measure, Ecclesiastes, Germany, fifty six years, and an American author.
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Sun Yat Sen
Germany
Chicago Butter Prices Mixed in Light Market
Butter market reports from Chicago on June 8 list varied grades and prices for creamery specials extra firsts and other classifications. Entries show ranges from 12 to 16 cents for different qualities with extras noted and receipts figures included.
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Chicago
Poultry terms and prices for live birds listed
A fragment lists poultry categories with age ranges and prices for birds including fowls broilers leghorn broilers roosters and turkeys. The text appears as auction or sales notes with age brackets 10 to 19 weeks and mixed descriptors.
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Chicago
Potato Prices and Seasonal Returns From U S D A Reports
Potatoes USDA reports show spring ducks 10 to 11 1 2 and old stock 5 to 10 with geese 3. Wisconsin Round Whites US No 1 90 to 95 Idaho Russets 90 to 100 new stock slightly stronger supplies moderate trading fair Southern Bliss Triumphs US No 1 1.25 to 1.50 few fine Louisiana 1.60 fair to ordinary 185 to 1.10.
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Chicago
US S. D. A
Wisconsin
U. S
Idaho
Southern Bliss
Louisiana
Livestock market report Chicago June 8 U S D A figures
USDA hogs and cattle prices and ranges listed for Chicago market with weights from 100 to 450 pounds. Hogs steady to lower with top around 3.50 and various weight groups shown. Cattle and calves supply steady to weak with steer weights 800 to 1800 pounds selling 6.30 to 7.85 and vealers milk fed 6.00 to 7.00. Sheep markets very slow with lambs 6.60 to 7.25 and ewes lower.
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Chicago
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