Beckham County, OK - Land/Deeds: Sale of Real Estate of J. A. Yarbrough 1920
Thursday, 26 February, 2009

Submitted by: delma25@pldi.net (Delma Tindell)

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(30 Jul 1920, Elk City Press, Elk City, Beckham Co, OK):
J. A. YARBROUGH SELLS HIS HOME
J. A. Yarbrough sold his beautiful home on W. Broadway this week to Will
Culp from down Elk Creek, who will move in time for school.
Mr. Yarbrough will remain in Elk City and his son will finish school here.
 Then Mr. Yarbrough may move to some university town, that his son may be
at home and go to a university.  He assures us he will always return to
Elk City and call it home.
(17 Dec 1920, Elk City Press, Elk City, Beckham Co, OK):
J. A. YARBROUGH TURNS BUSINESS TO F. W. SNODDY
J. A. Yarbrough, who for the past four years, has faithfully served the
people of Commissioner's district No. 3, resigned his office at the last
meeting, and Bascom Bates, the newly elected commissioner from this
district, will succeed him.
Mr. Yarbrough has sold his real estate and insurance business to ex-Court
Clerk F. W. Snoddy, who is now actively succeeding Mr. Yarbrough.  Mr.
Snoddy will move his family from Sayre to Elk City to make their home
about the first of the year.
Mr. Yarbrough has sold most of his interests in Elk City and bought a home
in Shawnee, Okla., where he will live for the next four years while his
son completes a course in the Baptist college.
While Mr. Yarbrough expects to be in Shawnee four years, he lays much
stress on the fact that Elk City is his home, and he will certainly return
after four years.

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