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Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
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Thomas Lord, Jr. inspects Mrs. Hicks-Lord's valuable property in Toledo, confirming clear titles and excellent condition worth $250,000-$300,000; she refuses sale offers. (142 characters)
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TOLEDO, Jan. 12,-Thomas Lord, Jr., visited Toledo during the week to examine into the condition of Mrs. Hicks' affairs in this city. Lang & Lenderson, with Mr. Lord, spent two days in investigating the court records, when they reported everything in the best possible shape. The titles are clear and unencumbered to a property which, if forced upon the market, would readily sell for $250,000 or $300,000. Moor & Macomber, real estate dealers and business agents of Mrs. Hicks, make a similar statement, together with the assurance that Mrs. Hicks, although importuned to sell certain sections of land, has steadily refused to do so.
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Jan. 12
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Thomas Lord, Jr. visited Toledo to examine Mrs. Hicks' property affairs, investigated court records with Lang & Lenderson, reported everything in best shape with clear unencumbered titles to property worth $250,000 or $300,000. Moor & Macomber confirmed and noted Mrs. Hicks refused to sell despite importunement.