Federal Land Bank of St. Louis v. Goodman
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtMeecaeey, J.
Appellee began suit in the Crittenden Chancery Court, and, on October 19, 1925, the court rendered its judgment in favor of appellee and against the appellants. Tommie Hollowell was the owner of a tract of land, and he executed note and mortgage to Abe Goodman, trustee, of Memphis, Tennessee, for $827. Hollowed applied for a loan from the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis, pledging the same land as security for payment of the loan. The application was made through the Tri-County National Farm Loan Association, and James C. Moore was secretary and treasurer of this association, and he was also…
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