Sheriff Seizes Property in Lincoln Parish Auction Notice
This legal notice states Sheriff A J Thigpen will sell at public auction at the Ruston court front door on Saturday January 25 1920 the NW1 4 and N 1 2 of SW 1 4 of section 6 township 19 north range 4 west containing 120 acres with improvements. The property of defendant J B Pilgreen seized to satisfy the writ and costs, cash requires no appraisal. Date December 25 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parish
Lincoln ‘Ish
J.B. Pilgreen
A. J. Thigpen
Succession Sale of D L Green Deceased
Public auction in Ruston Lincoln Parish Louisiana for the D L Green estate on January 25 1930. Real property includes 235 acres in Township 20 North Range 2 West with parcels described in Sections 25 26 24 and East of Brushy Branch. Terms cash at not less than two thirds of appraisement to pay debts. Administratrix Mrs Georgia Catherine Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Catherine Green
Sheriff Auction of Elks Lodge Property in Ruston
Notice of sale under a writ of seizure in Lincoln Parish Louisiana. Ruston Lodge No 1134 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks seized and to be sold at public auction in the Price Building third story, Ruston, to satisfy the writ and costs. Cash sale without appraisement. Dated December 25, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roston Building & Loan Association
Roston Lodge
Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks
Third District Court
Parish of Lincoln
State of
Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court
Court House
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Ruston Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Ruston Building & Loan Association
Price
Ruston Lodge No
Beneve Jant and Protective Order of Elks
A. J. Thigpen
Writ of Fi Fa Seizes Nellie Powell Property in Lincoln Parish
S J Colvin sues Nellie Powell and Matthew Powell by writ of fieri facias issued January 25 1930 in Lincoln Parish Louisiana. Undivided 1 6 interest in SW of SE Section 8 and north of NEW Section 17 plus 5 acres in SW corner of SW Section 9 Township 19 North West containing 125 acres more or less. Property seized and to be sold to satisfy writ and costs with appraised value. Date shown January 25 1930. A C Thigpen as notary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Colvin
Nellie Powell
Matthew Powell
Third District Court
Parish of Lincoln
State of Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court
Court House
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
N. R
Thigpen
Ghani
Keeny Named Business Head of Baptist Hospital in Alexandria
J E Keeny, former president of Louisiana Tech in Ruston, is named assistant superintendent and business manager of the Baptist Hospital at Alexandria. He will help Dr L J Bristow of New Orleans who becomes hospital head, succeeding J E Oliver. Keeny has long executive experience and recently worked as sales manager for a Bible publishing firm after resigning Tech presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Keeny
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Ruston
Baptist Hospital
Alexandria
Keeny
L. J. Bristow
New Orleans
Louisiana Tech
South
Bible
Tech
Pineville
Pacifist Hint Sparks Debate on School Frontispiece
A Brooklyn Times note likens pacifist efforts to a crutch used in school histories, urging that meaningful action should be pursued. The remark frames pacifist aims as potentially serving as a placeholder rather than lasting value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Times
Constable Sale In Justice of the Peace Court of Ward Two
A Ford Touring Car seized by a constable under a writ of execution in Lincoln Parish La will be sold for cash with appraisal at Dye's store Knowles on January 18 1930 to satisfy the judgment and costs. The seizure is in the name of defendant L P Owen and dated December 31 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Owen
J. L. McCrary
Constable
Waterworks System Advertisement for Dubach bids
The Town of Dubach Louisiana invites sealed proposals for a complete waterworks system including pumps tanks reservoirs and fittings. Bids due January 6 1920 at 1 00 p m with 6 percent cashier’s check and 5000 minimum. Plans specifications from Engineer F P Joseph Glenmora. Mayor Barham Clerk Henry and Engineer Joseph reserve right to reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubach
Dubach, Motor Company
Glenmora
F. P. Joseph
C. C. Barham
Sheriff to sell Ford truck under writ in Lincoln Parish
In Thhrd District Court Lincoln Parish Louisiana a writ of fieri facias directs seizing and sale at public auction of a Ford Truck and trailer Motor No blank License No 27468 owned by Howard E Nobles. Sale at the principal court front door on Saturday January 10 1930 with cash terms and cost. Sheriff A J Thiopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third District Court
Parish of
Lincoln
State of
Louisiana
Otics
Third Judicial District ‘Court
Ruston
Lincoln ‘Parish
D.L. Green
State of Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court of
Third Judicial District Court
Lincoln Parish
Howard
A. J. Thiopen
Sherif
Simsboro Social Roundup of Christmas Visits and Returns
Simsboro residents recount Christmas holiday visits across towns including Hico Shreveport Arcadia Eunice and Little Rock and note students returning to schools in Shreveport Eunice Sikes and University of Oklahoma Also announced a taken up notice for two mules and a brown horse mule with a split ear identified by owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simsboro
Deft Napper
Ben
Mary
Ann
Hico
Chas. King
Shreveport
Luise
Marie
Lois
Margaret
Virginia ‘Trussell É
Antioch
Majorie McCrary
W. A. Tompkins
Chas. C. King
Sue Napper
Harold and
Laurice
Arcadia
Eugene Haynes
West Monroe
J. S. McCrary
Francis Burt
Sumlin
Little Rock
Ark
Bennie Henry
Katie Belle Beard
Jeff Napper
Zoulina Barnett
Sikes
W. A. Barnett
Ragan Madden
T. W. Madden
Mesdames Lamar Rogers
John Huckaby
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lee Roy Skinner
University of Oklahoma
C. L Skinner
W. D. Risinger
Mr William Goebel Ware At Home Address Rome Georgia
Mr William Goebel Ware announces his home on Saturday April 20 1929 noting residence at 106 East Ninth Rome Georgia and his anticipated status on January 1 1930 This item records a personal notice in the Rome Georgia area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goebel Ware
East Ninth
Rome
Georgia
Marriage Licenses for Arkansas couples listed
Marriage licenses issued for White J. C. Tompkins of Camden to Helen M. Kirkley of Hermitage Arkansas. Also W L Frost of Downsville to Pearl Jackson of Downs. Colored Willie Clemens of Dubach to Lucille Waters of Dubach.
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J. C. Tompkins
Camden
Arkansas
Helen M. Kirkley
Hermitage
W. L. Frost
Downsville
Pearl Jackson
Willie Clemens
Dubach
Lucille Waters
Clinton Sanders Visits Sparkman Arkansas Basketball Team
Mr Clinton Sanders of the Associated Press returned to Sparkman Arkansas after visiting J R North vice president and general manager of Sparkman Lumber Co The visit focused on reviewing Sparkman Girls Basketball team whose sensational performances have drawn national attention on the maple floor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Sanders
Associated Press
Sparksman
Arkansas
J. R. North
Sparkman Lumber Company
Sanders
Sparkman
Marital Transfers Listed From Various Parishes
White Jason Lary of Freyberg to Velena Aubrecht of Dubach and Carl Shadie of Marion to Lizzie Reppond of Eros appear among several transfers. Calored Eddie Simmons of Choudrant to Ewla B Melton of Choudrant, Joseph Benton of Choudrant to I V Murphy, Tolar Knighten of Ansley to Mattie Mae Lave of Junction Cuy, Arkansas, C L Talton of Clay to Gertrude Doley of Clay.
Mortgage 100 Years Old Is Just Paid This Fall
Albany reports a remarkable long standing mortgage in New York. Daniel Montgomery placed a $500 farm mortgage in Saratoga County in May 1828. William M. Baker of Mechanicsville paid it in October this year. The loan ran 161 years with yearly interest paid.
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Albany
New
Stock market warned as peril for all readers
A Los Angeles Times line warns that the stock market is no place for children or men with weak hearts and suggests it is not a trysting place for strangers, underscoring a cautioned view of market risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Honorary Degree Question Sparks Debate on Titles
A fragmented exchange questions why letter carriers are addressed as professors, hinting at a broader debate over honorary degrees and respected titles in academic and civic life. The garbled text suggests confusion over proper forms of address and respect for contributions.
Louisa Urges Independent Thinking for All
Louisa argues that most people let editors and others form their opinions, becoming lazy thinkers. She recalls childhood influences, critiques rubber stamping, and praises thinking for oneself. The piece highlights a need for individuals, including business people and women, to engage and reason rather than rely on others.
New Orleans Seeks 100000 Convention Visitors in 1930
Completion of Nichteaar plus New Orleans advantages as a convention city will draw over 100,000 out-of-town visitors in 1930 who are expected to spend about 4.5 million dollars. A total of 43 conventions are already booked for New Orleans in 1950, and these will easily reach the stated targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Traffic counts show record car registrations in city
About 100 000 total and a swelling number of transient and uncontested travelers are expected. In the 11 months ending November 30 more motorists visited New Ortemtie than in any previous period, with nearly 4 000 cars listed and observers predicting 6 000 cars docked next year to attract motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortemtie
Local Sundry Transfers Named in Narrow List
The notice lists several name pairs of transfers or matches: R W Fratten of Farmerville to Stella Poston of Bernice, Lowery of Bernice to Lurline Goss of Bernice, BE O White of Choudrant to Bernie Ler Vernon of Choudrant, R W Krumm of Converse to Pauline Wanless of Ruston, Outis E Griffin of Choudrant to Bona Marie Anderson of Choudrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Fratten
Farmerville
Stella Poston
Bernice
Lowery ‘Lowery
Lurline Goss
BE. O. White
Choudrant
Bernie Ler Vernon
R. W. Krumm
Converse
Pauline Wanless
Ruston
Outis E. Griffin
Bona Marie Anderson
Ot Chondrant
Granite Character Farmer Job Inquiry About Jones Boy
Farmer Seede Well asks if the Jones former worker is steady enough for a job. The Union Pa cite Magazine note presents a brisk, colloquial assessment of reliability and suitability for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Have
Jones
Farmer Seede
Union Pacite Magazine
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Mimberly
D. B. Pilgreen
Brushy Branch
Sheriff's Sale
Baptist Hospital At
Constable Sale
Nobles Bros
R. T. Henry
P. Joseph
Simsboro News
Chas Mathews
Elma Lea
Sparkman, Ark
Louisa
Prof. CG
Gertrude Atherton
DeGeneres Bros
N. O
OK Jim Good
Good Seed & Nursery CO
Texarkana
U.S. A
Trestate Transit Co., Inc
Monroe
Bros
Chatham
ED Dorado
Junction City
Eros
Junction
el Dorad
Hawk Brand
Hamilton Dubach
Louisian
Avery
Cyclone
J. L. Cargiel & Son
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