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"NORTH and South Dakota lands are commencing to move at reasonable prices. I have for sale 5,000 acres of good land in the two states in large and small tracts and would prefer to deal direct with purchasers rather than through agents. Paul C. Keyes, Receiver, The First National Bank of Eureka, P. O. Box 958, Federal Building, Aberdeen, South Dakota." 8-16-19-21-23-26-28
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BANK RECEIVER GETS SHARE OF LIFE INSURANCE Denver, Colo., Sept. — Paul C. Keyes, receiver of the First National bank at Eureka, S. D., from which Christian Volander, former president, was alleged to have misappropriated money to pay the premiums on his five life insurance policies of a face value of $28,000, was declared entitled to three-fourths of Volander's life insurance in a decision of the United States circuit court of appeals, announced here.
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BANK RECEIVER GETS SHARE OF LIFE INSURANCE Denver, Colo., Sept. — Paul C. Keyes, receiver of the First National bank at Eureka, S. D., from which Christian Volander, former president, was alleged to have misappropriated money to pay the premiums on his five life insurance policies of a face value of $28,000, was declared entitled to three-fourths of Volander's life insurance in a decision of the United States circuit court of appeals, announced here.
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BANK RECEIVER GETS SHARE OF LIFE INSURANCE Denver, Colo., Sept. — Paul C. Keyes, receiver of the First National bank at Eureka, S. D., from which Christian Volander, former president, was alleged to have misappropriated money to pay the premiums on his five life insurance policies of a face value of $28,000, was declared entitled to three-fourths of Volander's life insurance in a decision of the United States circuit court of appeals, announced here.
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BANK RECEIVER GETS SHARE OF LIFE INSURANCE Denver, Colo., Sept. — Paul C. Keyes, receiver of the First National bank at Eureka, S. D., from which Christian Volander, former president, was alleged to have misappropriated money to pay the premiums on his five life insurance policies of a face value of $28,000, was declared entitled to three-fourths of Volander's life insurance in a decision of the United States circuit court of appeals, announced here.
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BANK RECEIVER GETS SHARE OF LIFE INSURANCE Denver, Colo., Sept. — Paul C. Keyes, receiver of the First National bank at Eureka, S. D., from which Christian Volander, former president, was alleged to have misappropriated money to pay the premiums on his five life insurance policies of a face value of $28,000, was declared entitled to three-fourths of Volander's life insurance in a decision of the United States circuit court of appeals, announced here.
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BANK RECEIVER GETS SHARE OF LIFE INSURANCE Denver, Colo., Sept. — Paul C. Keyes, receiver of the First National bank at Eureka, S. D., from which Christian Volander, former president, was alleged to have misappropriated money to pay the premiums on his five life insurance policies of a face value of $28,000, was declared entitled to three-fourths of Volander's life insurance in a decision of the United States circuit court of appeals, announced here.
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BANK RECEIVER GETS SHARE OF LIFE INSURANCE Denver, Colo., Sept. — Paul C. Keyes, receiver of the First National bank at Eureka, S. D., from which Christian Volander, former president, was alleged to have misappropriated money to pay the premiums on his five life insurance policies of a face value of $28,000, was declared entitled to three-fourths of Volander's life insurance in a decision of the United States circuit court of appeals, announced here.
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BANK RECEIVER GETS SHARE OF LIFE INSURANCE Denver, Colo., Sept. — Paul C. Keyes, receiver of the First National bank at Eureka, S. D., from which Christian Volander, former president, was alleged to have misappropriated money to pay the premiums on his five life insurance policies of a face value of $28,000, was declared entitled to three-fourths of Volander's life insurance in a decision of the United States circuit court of appeals, announced here.
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EUREKA BANK RECEIVER DENIED REVIEW OF CASE Washington, Oct. 22.-(P)-The receiver of the First National bank of Eureka, S. D., today was refused review by the United States supreme court of decision of the lower federal courts holding that the First National bank of S. D., had the right to charge off 'on its books against the funds of Eureka which held, notes totaling more than $37,000.