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Arkansas State Press
Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas
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Tuskegee Institute's agriculture department publication, prepared by Dr. George T. Dowdy and Joseph Travillion, urges Alabama farmers to make wills to prevent family disputes over farm property inheritance, citing examples and offering preparation guidance.
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"Much misunderstanding and bitterness" within families would be avoided if more farm parents left wills, says a publication issued recently by Tuskegee school of agriculture.
Prepared by Dr. George T. Dowdy, head of the department of agricultural economics, and of his graduate students, Joseph Travillion, the publication cites many examples of how difficulties arise in the transfer of property to heirs when parents die without leaving a will. And gives considerable information on the preparation of wills.
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"Legal Aspects Involved in the Transferring of Farm Property within the Family in Alabama."
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A publication issued by Tuskegee school of agriculture urges farm parents to make wills to avoid family misunderstandings and bitterness in property transfer to heirs. Prepared by Dr. George T. Dowdy and Joseph Travillion, it cites examples of difficulties without wills and provides information on will preparation. Title: "Legal Aspects Involved in the Transferring of Farm Property within the Family in Alabama."