Kinman Succumbs After Brief Illness In Texas
James M Kinman aged 76 merchant of Vienna dies at his home in Vienna Texas after a brief illness Born in Georgia he lived in Lincoln parish Louisiana most of his life He led in Vienna Mercantile business and was a Baptist for life Services were held at the family home and burial was in Greenwood cemetery He is survived by his widow and four children including Mrs Sanders Baskin Mrs Walter Wilder of Ruston and Co W Kinman of Dallas and Grady Kinman of San Antonio Texas Also notes the death of Sam W Hines formerly of the parish in Lubbock Texas with details of survivors and funeral plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Kinman
Merchant of
Vienna
Mr. Kinman
Georgia
Loisiana
Lincoln Parish
Kinman
Baptist Church
S. B. McFadden
First Presbyterian Church
Ruston
Greenwood
Dallas
Texas
Grady Kinman
San Antonio
Sam W. Hines
Lubbock
Alexandria
Hines
Miss Sherrard
Two Wives Share Man For Year Then Find Out
Patterson New Jersey July 12. Verbal O Dell faces bigamy charges after a year of living with two wives in one home. He claimed a boarder status for both, while a second wife uncovered the truth by finding a marriage license in a trunk. Detectives arrested him on return from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Buss
Howard Berry
O'Dell
Varbal, Jr
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Buss
Berry
Jane Marshall
Miss Marshall
Verbal
Detroit
Man In State Of Coma More Than One Year
Edward Taylor, 26, who has been in a coma since August 19, 1929 after a brain concussion, spoke his first words in more than a year. Doctors abandoned plans to remove a brain clot and are using injections as recovery is expected to be slow. He must relearn speech and thinking like a child, and his words were Let’s go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
New Orleans Court Endorses Highway Commission Bond Posting
The Louisiana Supreme Court dissolved a earlier injunction blocking the highway commission from spending city funds until New Orleans is paid 246502.14 for Claiborne avenue paving. The court ordered posting of that amount plus interest and costs with the district court at Baton Rouge. The city appeared and argued that interest and costs should be included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
State Supreme Court
Highway Commissivny
Claiborne Avenue
Commission
District Court
Baton Rouge
Par
Tevutouge
Highway Commission
Man Declares Legal Death Fight Over $10000 War Policy
John Joseph Shea 46 of Westfield Massachusetts appeared in Jersey City Surrogate Ritter's court to challenge his sister Margaret Shea Wilson Denver Colorado over a $10000 war risk insurance policy left to siblings in equal shares after their brother Philip A. Shea died in 1927. The sister obtained letters of administration after witnesses testified Shea had disappeared a decade earlier and was presumed dead. Shea, employed in Westfield Street Cleaning, faced his sister in court without recognition or words.
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Jersey City
N. J
John’ Joseph Shea
Westfield
Massachusetts
Christian H. Ritter
Philip A. Shea
Margaret Shea Wilson
Denver
Colorado
John Joseph Shea
Nelson
Shea Ts
Commodity Prices In U S Are Declining
Washington July 10 The article notes a softer overall price environment benefiting workers and fixed incomes as wartime postwar cost pressures ease. Government economists say retail prices largely track wholesale declines, boosting the home dollar. It cites May food purchasing power improving from 1929 levels and a drop in 22 food items from April 15 to May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ethelbert Stewart
Labor
Local Cow Completes Her Production Test
Noble Ferns Bright ness, a tested Jersey cow owned by A H Henderson of Ruston Louisiana, completed her first official production test starting at age 2 years 5 months. In 46 days she produced 424.91 pounds of butterfat and 8617 pounds of milk while carrying a calf 155 days, qualifying for the American Jersey Cattle Club Register of Merit. The sire is Noble Ferns Noble King and the dam is Princes Golden Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Noble Fern
A. H. Henderson
Ruston
Register of Merit
American Jersey Cattle Club
Noble King
Prince
Golden Louise
Sheriff Sale Notice in Lincoln Parish Court Louisiana
Notice: by writ of fieri facias issued from Third District Court Lincoln Parish Louisiana authorizes sale of property held by C Hornsby VI and H E Nobies under case No 8462 413. Public sale to collect judgment debt follows law and court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hornsby
H. E. Nobies
Sale Notice of Property in Ruston Parish Lincoln
Ruston State Bank of Ruston Louisiana files writ of fieri facias against W H Harris and others in Third District Court. Sheriff A J Thigpen appoints August 9 1930 for sale at the Lincoln Parish courthouse to satisfy the writ and costs, description runs NW of NE Sec 25 T18 R3, 343 feet east of Garden St and Eastland Ave intersection. The lot transfers to Minnie Howe and is to be sold with appraisement.
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Ruston State Bank
Ruston
W. HW
Hartson Third District Court
Parish of Lincoln
State of Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court
Court House
Lincoln Parish
Garden St
Eastland Ave
Minnie Howe
W. H. Harris
A. J. Thigpen
Property Sale Notice in Lincoln Parish Louisiana
Ben F. Smith Vs No 8452 Hichard Lewis issues a writ of fieri facias from the Court House in Ruston Lincoln Parish Louisiana. Beginning at the northeast corner of the James H. Mayes Sr to Albert Henry lot dated November 16 1899 the deed appears in Book O page 497. Measurements run east 60 feet then south 200 feet between parallel lines per deed in Book V page 477 Lincoln Parish records. Mort gage Book W page 50. Richard Lewis will be sold.
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Ben F. Smith
Hichard Lewis
Third District Court
Parish of
Lincoln
State of
Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court
Court
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
James H. Mayes Sr
Albert Henry
Richard Lewis
A. J. Thigpen
Partition Sale in Lincoln Parish Louisiana 1930
Notice of partition sale by licitation in Lincoln Parish Third District Court James H Delany vs Winnie Hall et al. Sheriff A J Whigpen will offer SE quarter and N half of SW quarter of Section 34 township 20 north range 4 west totaling about 240 acres plus improvements at the Ruston courthouse on July 26 1930 in cash without appraisal to settle plaintiff and defendants claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
A. J. Whigpen
Ncoln Parish
Lincoln Parish
A. D. Bagwell
Sale Notice From Third Judicial District Court Ruston
Edith Bagwell and others issued a commission dated June 26 1930 to sell at the principal front of the Court House in Ruston Lincoln Parish Louisiana. The description references No 6515 Third Judicial District Court and the sale is directed by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third District Court
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Ruston
Edith Bagwell
Third Judicial District Court
Lin
Lincoln Parish Auction Aids Land Partition Sale Notes
The Lincoln Parish Police Jury adjourned after discussing land parcels in Section 19 Township 18 North Range 1 West, listing several tracts totaling about 24 acres with sizes and previous sales to D. E. Ford and others. Officers and millage for 1930 were set, bids for gas and road work were opened for July 19, 1930, and officers reelected, including President Add Thompson and Secretary-Treasurer W R Rinehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Jury
Lincoln Parish Police Jury Meets in Ruston July 7 1930
Lincoln Parish Louisiana Police Jury held a regular session on July 7 1930 with members including T H Mills president Add Thompson J S Henry C W Tatum W A Sanderson J H Donald W A Colvin O E B Foster and A B Larance. Minutes read and adopted. Pauper lists established for Sharman and Mary Turner at six dollars per quarter with designated disbursers. a petition to place Huckaby and wife on pauper list denied. Apublic road petition referred to a committee for next meeting. Bids for gasoline oil and lubricants awarded to Pierce Oil Co. on specified items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conmue
Ist
Gulf Refining Co
Shell Petroleum Corp
Ard
Pierce Oil Co
Pan-Am Oil Co
Std
Texas Oil Co
W. A. Sanderson
C. W. Tatum
Lincoln
Louisiana
Ruston
Thompson
Henry
Tatum
Lincoln Parish
T. H. Mills
Add Thompson
J. S. Henry
J. H. Donald
W. A. Colvin
O. E B. Foster
A.B. Larance
Vase
Sharman
Ward 5
D. BE. O'Neal
Mary Turner
Ward 4
Myra Johnson
G. C. Huckaby
JH ‘Mills
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Jas. M. Kinman
S. W. Hines
Alex Parish
Andria
Third Judicial District’ Court
H. E. Nobles
Coma
U. S
Sheriff's Sale
Fieri Pacias
Sheriff’s Sale
James H. Delany
Winnie Hall
Als
Bagwell Et al
D. E. Ford
M. M. Bagwell
W. H. Taylor
W. Hogan
J. W. Sisemore
Olle Kinman
W. R. Rinehart
S. ST. Nugent
A. L. Alexander
J. A. Shealy
Fred
Bottomcol
Miei
Aretha Ers Rnter
Atiat Mill
ST Sherif
Maintenanvcourt House
Gusoling Vaux
Lewis
Wlst City Court
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