Notice of Trustee's Sale in Brewster County Texas
A sale notice announces that J. H. Derrick's land tracts in Brewster County will be sold at public auction at the Alpine courthouse on the first Tuesday in August 1913 between 10 am and 4 pm. The trustee W. Van Sickle, under a deed of trust securing notes dated 1912, seeks to satisfy principal, interest, and 10 percent trustee's fees. Sheriff J. A. Waurx proclaims the levy and sale details with parcel metes and bounds descriptions as recorded in Brewster County records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Eus
W. van Sickle
Brewster County
Texas
Brewer County
Pasiano Cove
Papoy
Port Davis
GM Msa Ry Co
Orig
Beale
Gwarsar
Man AO
J. MK Leving
Noty
Paso
Atorney
Sas
Sid J.B Tevings
J. H. Irving
Brews
Alpine
Tessa
S. A. Ry
S.A. Ry
Metes
W. T. Henderson
Maud Black
Varas
P. W. Kenney
Black
Grant
J. H. ‘Derrick
W. ‘T. Henderson
J. H. Derrick
J. A. Waurox
G. T. Wilcox
Sheriff Sale Notice in Brewster County Texas
By order of sale issued from the District Court of Brewster County Texas on judgment in favor of W N Gourley against J H Derrick for 3143.40 with 10 percent interest from February 11 1913 and costs. Foreclosure covers six land tracts in Alpine including Lot 9 Block 7 and undivided halves in Blocks 1 2 3 4 in Thomas Derrick Addition and Block 10 Hancock Addition Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prxas Court
Brewster J
District Court
Brewster County
Texas
W. N. Gourley
J. H. Derrick
Sail Court
JH. Derrick
Brewster
Pexas
Alpine
Thomas
Derrick
Tino
Hancock
Said
Rich Strike Property Offer Near Alpine
A buyer advertises 320 acres 312 miles from Alpine with a good house overlooking the valley. Includes fenced land, a win mill and steel tower, ample pasture and cultivation land, water believed pure. Priced as a bargain, seller wants action by July 10. Contact J. B. Loughridge jewner 1222 S Jennings Ave Fort Worth Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
J. B. Loughridge
Jewner
S. Jennings Ave
Ft. Worth
Texas
The Loafer and the Idlers in a Summer Tale
A fragment from an old piece mocks lazy workers and a bragging boss, describing rangers, a boss, and demands for labor with reward in cash and frequent lemonade, while an idle turner shirks work due to family vows and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Franny
Nerve Destroying Sol Prompts Looming Government Crackdown
A satirical quip by Walt Mason derides lazy workers as he imagines a harsh country fate. He condemns loafers who shirk labor while honest workers toil to sustain the nation, suggesting rock-breaking as punishment if the government earned its keep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Walt Mason
Woman gains first garden via old catalogue misread
A Baltimore woman, never having tended a garden, finds a chance to grow one. She studies a catalog and notes a long list of seeds she wants her husband to buy. He warns blooms come the second summer, but she persists in planning this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Boston Post
Banking by mail with Uncle Sam
The government introduces banking by mail for the postal savings system. Deposits and withdrawals may be made by mail, ending restrictions that barred certain depositors from using post offices for banking. Postmasters nationwide are being advised of the change.
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Frashington
Burleson
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Measday & Co
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W. F. McGaughy
Lackey Bldg
Alpine Steam Laundry
J. L. Wade
R. A. Wade
Trans-Pecos Abstract Co
Alpine, Texas
W. M. Sanford
Pecos & Rio Grande Telephone Company
Stockton
Pecos
Marathon
Ft. Davis
Pecos & Rio Grande Telephone CO
Guy Crawford & Co
M. M. Whisler
Gm SA
Rieen
G Wasa Ry Co
Rey
Wandsa
Pyle
Sheriff's Sale
the Loafer
Uncle Sam
Remsen Knit
R. D. Zumwalt
Agt
R. Brazeal
Alcina
Ofice
Ten
MR Hrher Kru
J. R. Middlebrook
Lackey Building
Lackry Bldg
Tere
S&s Bechtol
Darling
Brooke Lawyer
Omen
Alvine
W. E. Douglass
Orrio
A. M. Turney
Aurine, Tras
Wigfall van Sickle
W. H. Ragin
Iingston Undertaking Co
Livineston, W. G. Young, Alpine
Funeral Directors and
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Ceege Nant Hng
J.B. Invina
Cloudcroft
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