Imposing Car Worth About Two Million Pounds
A report notes an imposing vehicle valued near two million pounds, roughly equating to about 920 million in the local currency. Details emphasize the car's substantial price and notable value.
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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
7
A report notes an imposing vehicle valued near two million pounds, roughly equating to about 920 million in the local currency. Details emphasize the car's substantial price and notable value.
Ordinance 148 provides seizure and quarantine rules for cattle horses and mules entering Lincoln Parish from quarantined areas. It sets penalties and sale procedures for impounded animals, lists seizure and dipping requirements, and outlines officer powers, fees, and fund allocations for tick eradication.
Notice of sheriff sale issued by Third Judicial District Court Lincoln Parish Louisiana. Seizure of a 1929 Ford Model A Sport Coupe and multiple parcels with detailed descriptions, taxes, interest and costs. Sale at Ruston Court House on Saturday June 14 1930, cash only, no appraisal.
In Third District Court of Lincoln Parish a writ of fieri facias is issued with property descriptions across multiple townships. Listings include farms and parcels with tax interests, costs, and sale terms. Sheriff A. J. Thigpen to conduct cash sales without appraisal on May 28, 1930, with one year redemption and 20 percent additional costs.
State of Louisiana Lincoln Parish records an amendment to the charter of Ruston State Bank dated May 1930. A notary public documents the act, noting official proceedings and signatures for a completed amendment.
Authority under state law announces tax sale at the Lincoln Parish Civil District Court in 1930. Sale begins 11 a.m. Saturday June 28 and continues daily until all taxable property with unpaid taxes is sold to enforce collection for the year 1900 and prior years.
State of Louisiana Lincoln Parish sheriff and tax collectors offer notice that mortgages on real estate for 1929 in Lincoln Parish not paid will be sold at the Ruston Court House on Saturday June 24 1838. Delinquent property already advertised in the Ruston Leader. mortgage creditors warned to protect their rights and remove any impediments. A. J. Thigped Tax Collector of Lincoln Parish.
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