Sheriff Sale Notice in Lincoln Parish Louisiana 1930
A sheriff sale notice announces public auction of property in Lincoln Parish Louisiana on Saturday January 25 1930 at the Ruston courthouse front door. The 8 percent NWY and N percent SW sectionsTownship 19 North Range 4 West totaling about 120 acres with improvements are seized from defendant Pilgreen to satisfy the writ. Cash terms without appraisement. A. J. Thigpen sheriff signs December 25 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parish
A. J. Thigpen
Succession Sale of D L Green Deceased in Lincoln Parish
Public outcry sale of the D L Green estate in Lincoln Parish Louisiana on January 25 1930 at ruston court house. Real property described includes multiple sections in township 20 north range 3 west totaling about 236 acres with Brushy Branch nearby. Terms require cash and at least two thirds of appraisement to pay debts. administratrix Mrs Georgia Catherine Green signs December 23 1929.
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Brushy Branch
Georgia Catherine Green
Sheriff Sale of Elks Lodge Interest in Ruston Price Building
By writ of seizure and sale issued from Third Judicial District Court, Ruston Lincoln Parish Louisiana, the Ruston Lodge No. 1134 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks interest transferred to Ruston Building & Loan Association in third story of Price Building will be sold at public auction at the court front door. Seized property includes occupancy rights and ingress through first and second stories. Sale is cash with no appraisement. date noted as December 25, 1929, by Sheriff A. J. Thigpen.
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Third District Court
Fdlmouth
State of
Louisiana
Wotlee
Ruston Building & Loan Association
Ruston Lodge
Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks
Parish of
Lincoln
Third Judicial District Court
Court House
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Price Building
Ruston Lodge No
A. J. Thigpen
J. Colvin
Nellie Powell
Matthew Powell
Parish of Lincoln
State of Louisiana
Rustow
Coury
Lincolin Parish
Howard EB
Sheriff Sale Notice in Lincoln Parish Louisiana
Writ of fieri facias directs sale of an undivided 1 6 interest in lands in Lincoln Parish. Nellie Powell and Matthew Powell named as defendants. Property includes portions of sections 8 9 township 19 north range 3 west totaling about 125 acres. Sale cash with appraisement. costs apply. December date appears. Sheriff J Peigpen.
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Lincoln Parish
Towit
Nellie Powell
Ney Becton
Keeny Named Business Head at Alexandria Hospital
J E Keeny, ex president of Louisiana Tech, is named assistant superintendent and business manager of the Baptist Hospital at Alexandria. He will work under Dr L J Bristow of New Orleans, who is to head the local hospital. Keeny has long executive experience and recently served as sales manager for a Bible publishing firm.
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J. E. Keeny
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Ruston
Baptist Hospital
Alexandria
Keeny
L. J. Bristow
New Orleans
J. E. Oliver
Louisiana Tech
South
Bible
Tech
Pinesville
Pacifists urged to seek meaningful acts amid school histories
A reflective note suggests pacifists searching for worthwhile work should examine frontispiece choices in school histories, proposing a crutch as a counterpoint to mainstream Brooklyn Times style. The remark frames pacifist aims within educational history presentation and media tone.
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Brooklyn Times
Constable Sale In Lincoln Parish Court
Notice of sale under a writ of execution in Ward Two Lincoln Parish Louisiana. A Ford Touring Car seized as property of defendant L P Owen will be offered for cash at Dye's Store Knowles on Saturday January 18 1930 to satisfy the execution and costs with appraisal benefit. December 31 1929 J L McCRARY Constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace Court
Ward Two
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Justice Peace Court
Dye's
Knowles, A
Waterworks System Advertisement for Dubach Louisiana Bids
Sealed proposals to provide a complete waterworks system for Dubach Louisiana are invited by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. Bids must be on blank forms with a 5 percent cashier’s check and a minimum bid of 6000.00, due by 1:00 p m January 6 1930, read at Dubach and Glenmora offices, plans and specs available from Engineer F P Joseph for 12 50 nonrefundable. right to reject any bid reserved.
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Dubach
Dubach, Motor Company
Glenmora
F. P. Joseph
C. C. Barham
Airey & Co Vs No 8278 387 Forward Nobles Sale Notice
A writ of fieri facias issued by the Third Judicial District Court against Howard E B Nobles. sale of a Ford truck and trailer at the Courthouse doors in Ruston Lincoln Parish La to satisfy costs and writ debts. Sale date January 11 1930 with terms of sale stated.
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Airey & Co
E. Nobles
Local Holiday Visits and School Returns Reported
Simsboro residents share holiday visits with Hico Shreveport Arcadia and West Monroe acquaintances. Several students return to schools in Shreveport Eunjee Sikes Sikes Arkansas and Oklahoma City. Also notes travel, dinners and a TAKEN UP notice for two mules and a mare mule with city marshal details.
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Chas
King
Sue Napper
Harold and
Laurice
Arcadia
Eugene Haynes
West Monroe
J. S. McCrary
Francis Burt
T. Z. Sumlin
Little Rock
Ark
Sumlin
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lee Roy Skinner
University of Oklahoma
C. L. ‘Skinner
W. D. Risinger
2Nd & Tw
William Goebel Ware Home Notice At Rome Georgia
Mr William Goebel Ware is announced to be at home on Saturday April twentieth 1929 and January first 1930 at 106 Hast Ninth Rome Georgia with a brief personal notice of address and dates.
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William Goebel Ware
Rome
Georgia
Marriage Licenses for Camden Hermitage and Dubach Couples
White J C Tompkins of Camden Arkansas marries Helen M Kirkley of Hermitage Arkansas. W L Frost of Downsville marries Pearl Jackson of Downsville. Willie Clemens of Dubach marries Lucille Waters of Dubach.
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Dr. 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 Highlight
Clinton Sanders, AP representative, returned to Sparkman Arkansas after visiting J R North, Sparkman Lumber Co. vice president and GM. Sanders toured to review the Sparkman Girls basketball team whose sensational Maple Floor performances have drawn national attention.
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Clinton Sanders
Associated Press
Sparksman
Arkansas
J. R. North
Sparkman Lumber Company
Sanders
Sparkman
Local marriage notices list transfers among residents
White Mason Lary of Freyberg to Velma Rubrecht of Dubach and Carl Shadie of Marion to Lizzie Reppond of Kiros. Eddie Simmons of Choudrant to Kula B Melton of Choudrant and Joseph Benton of Choudrant to I V Murphy of Choudrant. Tolar Knighten of Ansluy to Mattle Mae Love of Junction City Arkansas. C L Talton of Clay to Gertrude Doley of Clay.
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Mason Lary
Freyberg
Velma Rubrecht
Dubach
Carl Shadie
Marion
Lizzie Reppond
Kiros
Eddie Simmons
Choudrant
Kula B. Melton
Joseph Benton
I. V. Murphy
Tolar Knighten
Ansluy
Mattle Mae Love
Junction City
Arkansas
C. L. Talton
iClay
Gertrude Doley
Clay
Mortgage 100 Years Old Is Just Paid This Fall
Albany reports a 100 year old farm mortgage in New York state has been paid. Daniel Montgomery placed a $500 mortgage on his Saratoga county farm in May 1828. William M. Baker of Mechanicsville concluded the mortgage in October this year after a decade of interest payments.
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Albany
New York State
Roomptroller’s
Daniel Montgomery
Saratoga County
Willian M. Baker
Mechanicsville
Judd
To Get An Honorary Degree Why Do You Address Letter Carrier as Professor
The fragment suggests a joke about calling a letter carrier professor while discussing honorary degrees. It hints at an informal exchange about earning or conferring honorary recognition and the value of taking courses to receive such status.
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Cal
Louisa's Letter Calls for Independent Thinking
Louisa urges readers to break the habit of letting editors and others mold opinions. She critiques reliance on others for daily judgments, praises thinking for oneself, and cites a lack of original thought among some professionals and social types. She concludes with a call for more people who think for themselves.
100000 Visitors In 1930 Targeted For New Orleans
Completion of the Municipal Auditorium and the city’s appeal as a convention center are expected to bring more than 100,000 out of town visitors to New Orleans in 1930. It is estimated visitors will spend about 4.5 million dollars during their stays. A total of 49 conventions have already been backed for New Orleans in 1930, with expectations they will be reached easily.
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New Orleans
Thi
Traffic growth and registrations surge in New Oriente
The article notes 100 000 total and an expected rise as transient travelers increase. Motorists visiting New Oriente during the 11 months ending November 30 surpassed prior periods, with nearly 4 000 out-of-town registrations. Observers anticipate 6 000 cars booked for next year amid extra inducements to attract motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oriente
Farmerville and Bernice Matrimonial Transfers Listed
White R W Fratton of Farmerville to Stella Poston of Bernice Lowery Lowery of Bernice to Lurline Goes of Bernice f H O White of Choudrant to Bernie Lee Vernon of Choudrant C W Krumm of Converse to Pauline Wanless of Ruston Otio E Griffin of Choudrant to Ena Marie Anderson of Choudrant.
Granite Character Seeks Steady Release for Jones Boy
Former page says the Jones boy, previously employed, requests a few favors. The reply notes his steadiness, joking that if he were any steadier he would be motionless as discussed in Union Pacific Magazine.
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Granite
Jones
Fanarr Seedre
Union Pacifice Magazine
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