Receivers Sale of Winlock Timber Co In Louisiana
The Third District Court of Lincoln Parish Louisiana orders a sale by receiver Bertram F Barnette of the Winlock Timber Company property. The sale date is December 12 1931 at the courthouse in Rus ton with 100 acres described by legal sections. A full inventory and appraised values are on file in the Clerk's office and with the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winlock Taimber Company, Inc
Noa
Third District Court
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court
Rueton
Court of the District Ceat
Ruston
Sheriff Sale in Lincoln Parish Court Louisiana
A sheriff sale notice announces a public auction of Richard Lewis property in Lincoln Parish Louisiana under a writ of Fi Fa from the Third Judicial District Court. The sale at Ruston House is set for Saturday November 14 1931 with cash terms and appraisal benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben FP
Smith
Richard Gewls
Third District Court
Parish of Lincoln
State of Loulsiana
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Towit
Sheriff Sale Notice in Lincoln Parish Louisiana 1931
Public auction to satisfy writ of seizure in the Case Federal Land Bank of New Orleans vs Banks Lockhart and Dallas Lockhart. Property at NE and SEL of NW in Section 17 T19N R4W, Ruston Lincoln Parish Louisiana to be sold for cash on November 1, 1931. Includes detailed parcel description and costs. Also an unrelated public notice of land entry and meeting notes for Lincoln Parish School Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachman and Johnson
Norris Place
Sant Grant Home
Federal Land Bank of
New Orleans
Banks Lockhart
Dallas Lockhart
Third District Court
Parish of
Licoln
State of Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court
Court House
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
N. R
NW c
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Nastinoto
Perry Lée Sims
Box 62
Chowdrant
Lowsiana
Mate Maton
Lunia
Chaylinatt
Choy Grant
Louubtaua
Chuud
Rant
Indiaca
Cuan
Bankrupt George Lomax Named, Western District News
George Lomax of Hurston Lincoln Parish Georgia was adjudged a bankrupt on October 16 1991. First Meeting of Creditors before Referee M Grimmell in Morroe Ta October 30 1900 at 10:00 a.m. Creditors may elect a trustee and prove claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lomax
Hurston
Lincoln Paryh
M. Grimmell
Morroe
JOM. Grimmett, Reterer
Shreveport
Loa
Sob Sister Intrudes As Stevens Case Draws Crowds
A chaotic scene at the Stevens home unfolds as reporters and police swarm the suburb after the disappearance and death of Nancy Stevens. Jane, a bold sob sister, slips inside for an exclusive interview while rivals chase scoops from the lunchroom to the front door. Local traffic, televised chaos, and a tense family drama drive the coverage as detectives question Ned Stevens amid mounting public interest. the story ends with more questions and a planned continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenses
Stevens
Steves
Dutch
Freddie Smith
The
Morning Post
Garry Webster
Garry
Jane
Songer
Dench
Tane
Dad
Baker
Pat
Mast
Leoys Hreseliol
Giady
Scare Buliee
Watt
Ned
Mrs. Stevens
Thiry
Nancy
Janet
Pop
Gilling
Uchers
Four Fire Alarms Hit Saturday as Firefighters Respond
The local fire department answered four alarms Saturday. Two grass fires reported late in the afternoon were minor. A major blaze at 1 30 a m damaged a Washington Heights home owned by Lamie Lewis, with a severely burned visiting girl sent to Ruston Lincoln sanitarium. The fire, partly insured, caused heavy damage. A second alarm at 2 35 a m hit E A Thomas’s North Trenton home, also insured and badly damaged. An 11 35 a m alarm closed at Charles Grasso’s Ruston cleaning and pressing shop with slight damage and rapid extinguishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Heights
Lamie Lewis
Ruston-Lincoln
E. A. Thomas
Trenton
Thomas
Simsboro
Charles Grasso
Ruston
Seizure Sale in Lincoln Parish Louisiana 1931
In Third District Court Lincoln Parish Louisiana a Writ of Seizure & Sale authorizes sheriff A. D. Thigpen to sell property at public auction. Located in Lincoln Parish the SE Section 35 T19N R2W containing 18 acres more or less. sale November 28 1931 cash only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ft
N. R
Minute Men Form in Democratic Victory Drive
The Democratic Victory Campaign organizes 500 Minute Men to raise 1.5 million dollars for a national fund. John W. Davis announces at 809 Empire State Building New York that the goal is 2 thousand dollars per man totaling 1 million, with 19 states selecting chairmen and women coordinating district captains to gather ten dollars each from enrolled Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Victory Fund
John W. Davis
Victory Fund Committee
Empire State Building
New York City
Davis
California
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Oregon
What Causes Epilepsy Can It Be Cured
A booklet presenting opinions by Dr. Imre of Budapest Dr. Miner of New York and Dr. Bowers of Los Angeles discusses epilepsy causes and cure prospects. Readers may request a free copy from Educational Division 509 Fifth Avenue New York City Desk 353 while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Imre
Budapest
Hungary
Miner
Bowers
Los Angeles
Educational Division
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Desk
Adv
Legion appeals for aid to jobless ex servicemen
McFarland Post No 2 chairman Shallenberger announced a campaign to obtain employment and other aid for idle veterans. Open ads will run in both papers urging citizens to help ex servicemen endure winter hunger and cold. Notable supporters include Mary T Norton Jersey City James H Hughes Dover Delaware and James M Carson Miami Fla. Madrid city council may heat sidewalks with electricity to aid the homeless this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Shallenberger
American Legion Unemployment Committee
McFarland Post No. 2
Mary T. Norton
Jersey City
James H. Hughes
Dover
Delaware
James M. Carson
Miami
Fla
Madrid
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U. S. District Court Western District of Louisiana
Virgil A. Hennen
J. M. Grrimmet
J. M. Grimmet
Alexander
PS. B
H. L. Campbell
Sherife’s Sale
James H. Mays, Sr
Albert Henry
Richard Lewis
A. J. Whigpen
of Parte Acta
Lyedet Comm
GWE
Lincoln Parisie Schoo
Lauistariy Catobero
Uys
Paris
Bigitas
Dalia
U.S. District Court
Western District of Louisiana
TECH
Lomeega
Hiapape
Bay
Athens
Sedeen
Cts
Phyatsaies
Pullaw
Fes Fim Corporat
Jane Ray
Alling Station
L. M. Wilson
Arizona Avenue
E. M. Barret
J. A. Steward
Clyde Wilsart
EM. Barrett
A. H. Galuadden
Monroe, Ly
Ruslon
Philp Werlein, Ltd
South Cyund Street
Monroe
la Quota
Arteria
Hoa
Cauieldler
Preddie Fae
Amd
Menok
Bailey
Boe Rene
Mo Bo iII
Billes
Kent
Clara Bow
Tun Atteess
Stypher Stelmoor
Giranee
South Bonner
Leslie Shell
Rogins
Frankie GU
Tive O'Dusk
Sheriff's Sale
L. J. Rinehart
A. d. Thigpen
Legion
A. J. Thigpen
A. H. Posey
W. M. Beatty
R. R. Hightower
J. Rhodes Smith
Pauline Givens
Clw
Tatum Ross C. Neill
Max Bradley
G. A. Adams
Jack M. Wade
J. H. Delany
J. T. Richardson Guy W. Braswell
Clyde S. Rodgers
Marathon Dance Arena
DeSiard St
Schenes
NEW York Marathon Dance Orchestra
Marbury Drug Company
Jd. B. Kendall
Marbury Drug Co
Magnolia
S. M. Richardson & Son
Ruston, Louisiana
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