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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1926
Page
12
Public notice of a sheriff sale in Potter County Texas detailing judgment in favor of City of Amarillo against Everett La Hart. It outlines tax, penalty, and costs, property described as North 50 feet of Lot 2 in Block 128, Town Addition, Amarillo, sale date September 7, 1926, at the courthouse, with redemption rights retained.
The City of Amarillo obtained a tax lien judgment against Jennie B Cord in district court on May 25 1926 for 34.11 dollars plus six percent interest and costs. On August 6 1926 and again August 1938 the sheriff was commanded to seize and sell the defendant's property to satisfy the judgment and costs. The described property is listed by lot and block in Amarillo with details partially illegible in the record.
Fragile readable lines mention Samna, PE 7, and numbers 7 and 24. Context unclear but indicates a public or legal notice with dates or codes. Names and locations are incomplete, preventing precise identification or outcome.
Court actions in Potter County Texas order foreclosure on parcels tied to Amarillo Independent School District and City of Amarillo. Notices describe seizure and sale of Lots 3 4 in Block 143 San Jacinto Heights and Lot 3 in Block 68 San Jacinto Heights and Lot 4 in Block 231 Trolland Addition Amarillo. Sheriff bids specify cash highest bidder with rights of redemption.
Fragmentary text from a May date notice or council item with garbled names and places. Details are unreadable. no clear persons, organizations, dates, or actions can be ascertained.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated official signature by F M Iil deputy and mentions Polk County Tennessee with 1116 du and Auge terms. Content is incomplete and lacks clear event or action details.
The City of Amarillo sues Thos R Dick and John S McKnight in Potter County District Court docket 1358 for delinquent tax liens totaling $39.03. An August 6 1984 sheriff sale order directs the sale of the defendants property to satisfy the lien.
The Potter County sheriff announces multiple tax foreclosure sales in September 1926. Properties include Lot 12 in Block 97 and Lot 6 in Block 1 Williams Sub-Division, Holland Addition, Amarillo, with judgments totaling $26.18 and $32.08 respectively plus costs. Bids due the first Tuesday in September with redemption rights and potential sale to the City of Amarillo.
A court order in Potter County lists a tax lien against the defendant for taxes, penalties, and costs totaling 23.27 dollars with 1 percent annual interest. The clerk is directed to proceed with sale of the property to satisfy the delinquent taxes. The notice names the involved parties and court, detailing the foreclosure action and anticipated procedures.
In Potter County Texas the City of Amarillo obtained a 19.40 dollar judgment against J C Ray and the Amarillo Improvement Company for nonpayment. Sheriff proceeds to sell Lot 70 in Block 70 San Jacinto Heights Amarillo at the county courthouse between 2 and 4 pm on September 1926 with rights of redemption and division as allowed by law.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and places but yields no clear event or outcome to summarize. The readable bits offer limited context for a concise headline or summary.
City of Amarillo sues Reamey E Edwards and Amarillo Improvement Co for delinquent taxes and penalties. Judgment of 27.14 plus 22.85 costs, levy on Lot 1, Block 148, 1926, to be sold by decree after redemption period and with defendants' rights intact, dated 1926 with deputy seal.
The City of Amarillo was awarded a judgment on May 28 1926 in case 1337 for taxes penalties and interest totaling 20 2 dollars with 0 percent per year added. The decision cites delinquent taxes and related charges against the defendant and property.
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