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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1932
Page
3
In Lincoln Parish Louisiana the Federal Land Bank of N C o sues S L Nobles case 9234 a writ of seizure and sale directs sheriff A D Thigpen to sell at public auction at the Ruston courthouse on Saturday March 26 1932. Property described includes multiple tracts in sections 1 12 13 and 34 township 19 north range 4 west with 5 acres excluded. Seized as defendant S L Nobles and sale cash with no appraisement.
In Lincoln Parish Louisiana Third District Court the Federal Land Bank of N C against M H Nobles case no 92345 will sell property described as parts of sections 26 33 22 T 19 N R 4 W to satisfy writ and costs without appraisal sheriff A J Thigpen notes sale dates 2 24 3 2 9 1h 25
In Third District Court Lincoln Parish Louisiana the Federal Bank Nobles Notice seized and taken into possession property described as northwest quarter of section 22 and parts of sections 23 24 in township 22 15? 40 acres to be sold at sale to satisfy writ terms at the courthouse in Teasra Ednecoln Parish Louisiana The sheriff announces sale to satisfy the writ and costs dated February 24 19de A J Whicipen Sheriff of Lincoln Parish Louisiana
The court in Huston Lincoln Parish issues a sale of seized property. A public auction will be held at the courthouse final door to dispose of the seized assets under court order in the case titled in the document.
Public sale to satisfy a writ will occur in Lincoln Parish Louisiana at Hamp Callaway’s southeast quarter of northwest quarter section 27 township 19 north range 4 west containing 40 acres more or less. Sale is cash without appraisement with sheriff A J Thigpen’s notice dated February 24 1932.
A sheriff sale at the Ruston Courthouse Lincoln Parish La on Saturday March 26 1922 offers for cash the undivided one eleventh interest of A & Ella Williams in a Lincoln Parish tract described as 8 West acres in sections 5 6 and 6 19 N R 2 W. The sale follows a writ of fieri facias against Alma Williams to satisfy costs.
Legal notices announce writs of leisure and sale against H B Wilson and Myra Miller with property in Lincoln Parish. Auctions scheduled at the courthouse door in Ruston on March 2 and March 26, 1902, for listed motor vehicle and real estate interests, under cash terms. Sheriff A J Thigpen signs the notices.
Public notice of a sheriff sale issued in the Louisiana district court describes seizure under a writ of fieri facias. The sale will occur at the front door of the courthouse in Ruston, Louisiana, on March 19, 1932, offering 160 acres in Township 2 North West Range West, including the described half quarter sections. Property belongs to the defendant Robert Goree and will be sold for cash with no liens except as specified by law. The sheriff’s name is J. Ticgraphen, with dates noted as February 20.
The court directs any interested persons to show cause within ten days of notification why the final account of Ollie L. White as administrator of this estate should not be approved and homologated and the funds distributed accordingly. By order, dated February 24, 1932, Deputy Clerk C. Ledbetter, 3rd Judicial Dist. Court.
In Third District Court Ruston Hardware & Furniture Co Ltd v Tim Hardin No 9104 the sheriff will expose at public auction at the courthouse front door in Ruston Lincoln Parish La on Saturday March 12 1932 between judicial sale hours the property described as North half of Lot Three of Block Fifty Dabnes Subdivision Ruston La with improvements. Cash payment only no appraisement.DATED February 10 1932 A J THICGIPEN Sheriff. Lt 2-10 2-17 2-24 3-23-9
A special meeting of stockholders of Rock Island Arkansas and Louisiana Railroad Co. is called for April 16, 1992 at 11:00 AM in Lite Rock Arkansas to consider sending to The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Co. the full railway and property conveyance subject to approval by the Interstate Commerce Commission. J. E. Corman president Carl Nyyquist secretary.
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