Sheriff’s sale of Alpine property in Brewster County 1949
On May 3 1949 at Alpine Court House, the Sheriff will sell two described tracts in Means and Shipman Additions, East half of Block 5 and Lots 1 2 Block 47, to satisfy a tax judgment against E E Daugherty Florence A Daugherty Chambers Gay Chambers. Bids cash and property may be redeemed per law.
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Brewster County
Texas
Alpine
State of Texas
Towit
Shipman Addition
Court House
Sheriff Sale in Brewster County Texas Property Block 20 Shipman Addition
In Brewster County Texas the sheriff announces a sale of Lots 2 through 6 in Block 20 Shipman Addition Alpine following a 1949 district court judgment against M H Cleghorn for taxes penalties and costs. The sale occurs May 1949 at the courthouse between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. for cash to the highest bidder with redemption rights and division options. Jim Skinner sheriff.
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Alpine
Texas
Jim Skinner
Brewster County
District Court
State of Texas
County of
Brewster
Alpine Independent
M. H. Cleghorn
Towit
Shipman Addition
Building Permits Issued In March City Office Records
Six building permits were issued in March at the city office. Four residences and two garages were applied for by Johnny Breg R L King Bill Cotter Perry Johnson Bob Antel and Earl Fallis with values ranging from 100 to 5500 and structures including frame masonry and sheet metal additions.
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Johnny Breg
R. L. King
Bill Cotter
Perry Johnson
Bob Antel
Earl Fallis
Bank Statement Sworn by Cashier in Brewster County 1949
G B Crawford sworn as cashier to certify bank statement for Brewster County Texas. The filing lists deposits assets and capital accounts totaling 3 239 492 02 dollars with 75 000 par common stock and 400 000 state pledged assets. Notary Eva Chafin attested April 13 1949 with directors listed.
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State of Texas
Brewster
I. G. B. Crawford
G. B. Crawford
Eva Chafin
Brewster County
Texas
Fort Worth cattle market reports mixed gains and steady to higher prices
Moderate to light cattle supplies moved through Fort Worth with broad demand. Slaughter steers and yearlings edged up to 50 cents, high grade yearlings up to $1, beef cows $17 to $20, canners $12 to $17, and stocker calves $20 to $25. Best lightweight yearlings hit $26 to $27.50, the year's high.
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Fort Worth
Fort Worth Market Sees Lamb Prices Hit New Highs
Stocker cows sold mainly from 17 to 19.50 dollars. Spring lambs jumped to 22.50, shorn old crop lambs to 30, while outcomes varied as feeders and older sheep showed uneven demand. Week’s top reached 25 for shorn feeder lambs with practical limit near 28 for springers and 24 to 28 for common grades.
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Fort Worth
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