Notice of Sheriff Sale Brewster County Texas 1924
Sheriff Townsend of Brewster County announces a public auction sale of specific parcels of land arising from a 1924 judgment in District Court. The sale, to be held at the county courthouse, will liquidate interests of numerous defendants in sections of land described by lot and tract details. The auction is set for the first Tuesday in October between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
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Alpine
Texas
A. D
Townsend, Sherff
Brewster County
Notice of Order of Sale in Brewster County Texas
In Brewster County Texas the Dieter Court orders sale of real property tied to W W McIntyre et al versus Robert D Menge et al. Lands described as Lots 1 2 3 9 10 11 12 in Block 12 Horan Addition Marathon. Sale set October 7 between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM at the courthouse door Alpine Texas. Sheriff Townsend.
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Brewster
Brewster County
Mcintyre
Robert D Menge
Este
District Court
Isid Court
W. J. McIntyre
Vernon McIntyre
Geena McIntyre
Robert
Moor
Leland
Leek
Marathon
Arewster
Alpine
A.D
KKFF
Townsend
Drewster County
Wala
Brewster County Land Sale Notice in Texas Court
In Brewster County Texas a sale is ordered under a 1924 writ from the District Court of Brewster County. Edward M. McPherson Samuel Stamps and other defendants are named with the land described as Survey No 42 Jack H 1 G C S F Ry Co Original Grantee. The sale occurs October 7 1924 at the county courthouse between 10 AM and 4 PM. The proceeding involves the execution and order of sale on a judgment dated August 20 1921 against Trena Spangler et al. for the property of the defendants. The sale will be conducted at the courthouse door in the county.
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Ben
Ester
District
Brewster County
Texas
W. Trenor
Merchants and Farmers
Hank & Corporation
Brewster Lande Syndicate
W. L. Tilley
James Hall
Jesse Snow
W. F Broyles
M. Trinkle
Tristee
I. I. Greenawald
J. Raflo
W. HL Dodson
Dees
W. HL Copenhaver
J. Bo Maupins
Mr. Copenhaver
FL OL Spangler
Truetees
Union Colonization Company
Merchants and Palmers Bank
Hrewseter Lands Syndicate
Wed Tilley
James Wall
Jeete Snow
Howse
Wol. Broyles
C. M. Trinkte
Kaetee
M. L. Copenhaver
Dreweter
Evan
Coranter
PF Ry Co
Orwinel
H&s
A Ry
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Coed Roooth
Sa County
Maine
Townsend
Meweter County
Brewster
Lew W. O
Spangler
Viette
Idetrut Court
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Saul
Trenor
Phaoutl
HO. Spangler
Strewster Lands Synduate
Trewster Lands Syndicate
Defanet Corporation
Edward VT. McPherson
Samuel Stampa
Walter Colwnbus Grose
Henry F. Mudd
A. Mitchell Canter
A.B. Murphy
A. G Clements
Jenkin Edelen
T. Leonard Combs
Charles W. Gotthard
Guy A. Ritter
Alma J. Lehman
A. O Clements
Charles W. Gothard
Clarence M. Woodworth
Harry B. Maines
Joewith
G. C
S. F. Ry. Co
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The Passing Day on Texas Politics and Community Unity
In a Mayes Department column from the University of Texas, the author laments heated Texas primaries and the damage of political acrimony. The piece urges neighbors to unite, repurpose campaign energy to factory building, roads, and community development to make Texas thrive.
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Will Mayes
Department of Journalism
University of Texas
Texas
Camphor Eyewash Surprise Draws Quick Results
Readers report rapid relief from eye issues using Lavoptik eye wash with camphor and hydrastis blends. Alpine Drug Store advertises aluminum eye cups and various dairy and grocery items with delivery options and low prices.
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Alpine Drug Store
Republican Party Nominates Dr Butte for Governor of Texas
Dr George C Butte, dean of the University of Texas law school, was nominated by the State Republican committee for Texas governor. He is an Army WWI veteran and outspoken Ku Klux Klan opponent, with a background in law, oil regulation, and Oklahoma politics. The committee plans a statewide campaign and discussed Fergusonism as a campaign issue.
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Dallas
Tex
George C. Putte
University of Vesas
Texas
Iseseton
Hatte
United States Army Officers’ Revenue Corps
University of Texas
Oklahoma
Distriet
Dr. Buttes
TP. Lee
Houston
Dr. Botte
KR. BB. Creager
Domesticating Electrical Terms In A Humorous Verse
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Notice to debtors and creditors in Livingston estate
Administratrix Mrs Fannie Livingston of the estate of CW Livingston deceased Brewster County Texas seeks settlements from debtors and presents claims to be filed at her Alpine Texas residence within legally prescribed time. Court judge Jas A Burke appointed August 21 1924.
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CW. Livingston
Brewster County
Texas
Jas A. Burke
Said
Alpine
Catholic Church Schedule in English and Spanish Services
The Mother Church offers Sunday services at 8:30 am Holy Mass with Benediction and English sermon, 10:00 am Holy Mass with Spanish sermon, 3:00 pm Catechistical Instruction, 7:30 pm Spanish Rosary, 8:30 pm moving picture entertainment, plus weekday 7:00 am Holy Mass and 7:30 pm Rosary with Bible reading in Spanish.
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the Beautiful Community Hall
Lynch Davidson Teeters as Probable Governor Candidate
Article notes Hon. Lynch Davidson, former gubernatorial hopeful, thanking supporters and tentatively announcing a bid for governor two years hence. It recounts campaign travel, public reception, and intent to pursue the same principles with potential future endorsement. Also included are police raid outcomes detailing liquor law enforcement, seizures of whisky and beer, and counts of felony and misdemeanor cases.
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Lynch Davidson
Demeanor
Baldwin
Corpus Christi Territory
Texas Baptists Contribute Millions Annually
The Baptist General Convention of Texas reports that gifts for the year ending May 1, 1924 totaled 5,518,792 with 3,908,889 for home church use and 1,609,903 for other benevolences. Figures show multiple years of rising donations, and plans for a 1925 program targeting 7,500,000 across seventeen Southern states with a Texas quota of 1,800,000 beginning January 1, 1925.
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Texas Baptists
Fos. Groner
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Texas
South
Baptist
Rangers Here Get No Help Excerpt From Baldwin Report
Capt Baldwin reports San Antonio ranger operations since Sept 1 1924 with two convictions and one fine, Governor pardoned in one case. He notes only one killing and the closure of forty gambling dens and twenty three stills amid ongoing enforcement.
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San Antonio Express
Austin
Tex
San Antonio
B. C. Baldwin
Thos D. Barton
Baldwin
What is News A talk on news copy from Rotary International
A veteran newspaper writer defines a news story by six essential elements What When Where Why Who and How He notes that press agentry is ignored and editors seek plainly stated facts The editor’s role excludes opinion in news reporting.
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Rotary International
County Officials and Legal Notices From Nevill Ranch Warning
For County Judge Brewster County Jas A Burke For County Attorney Jot a Perkins For County Treasurer M T Chastain J A Anderson For Justice of the Peace Prec 1 W H Ragin For County Commissioner Prec 1 Clarence Hord For County Commissioner Prec ? Constable Precinct 1 J L Hord Wood water grass harvesting or hunting on Nevill Ranch lands will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law Mrs Kate Nevill owner Subscribe for The Avalanche
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Nevill Ranch
Kate Nevill
Democratic Committee Meeting Delayed in Texas
E A Berry newly elected chairman says the State Democratic executive committee will not meet within 10 days and may meet near month end for nominations of Railroad Commissioner and State Treasurer. The first meeting in Houston was set but a date was not fixed. The committee may nominate Mrs Cecil H Smith of Sherman as National committeewoman to replace Mrs J T Bloodworth of Fort Worth who has been asked to resign. Berry plans to appoint a new secretary likely from Houston.
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Houston
Tex
E. A. Berry
State Democratic Executive Committee
Austin
Judge Berry
Cecil H. Smith
Sherman
J. T. Bloodworth
Fort Worth
Scout Oath and Scouting Creed Shared at Chamber Luncheon
The luncheon featured a paper and a small U S flag on each chamber member’s plate. The Scout Oath was recited and Scouting’s aims praised as a democratic, non sectarian outdoor school uniting American youth through duty to God country and service to others.
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Chamber of Commerce
Service of God
Brotherhood of Man
Mans Hood
A. F. Robinson
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