Sheriff Sells Amarillo Tax Lien Property In 1926 Auction
In Potter County Texas on August 11 1926 Sheriff Wiley Pollard announces two tax sale notices for the City of Amarillo. Lot 7 Block 75 San Jacinto Heights and Lot 3 Block 246 Holland Addition are to be sold on September 7 1926 between 2 and 4 pm at the Court House door for cash to satisfy a 26.53 tax lien plus court costs and six percent interest with rights of redemption and potential bid to the City if no other bidders.
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Bheripf
State OF Texas
Potter
Amarillo
J. ¥. Morris
John S. McKnight
San Jacinto Heights
Potter County
Texas
Court House
A. D
Holland
Wiley Pollard
F. M. Hill
State OF
District Court
Said County
City of
T. M. Ellis
Wald County
Amerillo
ZY Pollard
M. Ilill
P.M. Hill
Amavillo
A. ID
Sallie Brown
Gell
Anarillo
Wiley Vollard
PF. M. Hill
Alexander
Dewey Alexander
John Lo
Amenner
Abo
Lewevyer
Hay
F. M. Fill
A.D
Lakeglow
Peter County
Texea
Sat
Thia
W. F. M. Tull
Sheriff Sale Notice in Potter County Texas
The City of Amarillo obtained a taxed owed judgment against N J Farris and C B Smith for $116.56 plus costs and interest. An Order of Sale was issued August 7 1926 to levy and sell Lot 4 in Block the Glidden & Sanbrm to Amarillo Fader Co. at the courthouse on the first Tuesday of the month between 2 and 4 pm. If no bidders the property will be bid to the City of Amarillo. deputy F M Hill.
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State OF
Texas
Potter
A. D
District Court
City of
Amarillo
Farris
C. B. Smith
Glidden & Sanbrm
Fader Co
Court House
Ametillo
Wiley Pollard
Potter County
F. M. Hill
City of Amarillo Forecloses Tax Lien on Defendant Property
Potter County records show on May 25 1384 the City of Amarillo obtained a $41.30 tax lien judgment plus 6 percent interest and $923.88 costs. The district court ordered the sheriff to seize and sell the described property to satisfy the judgment and costs.
Tax sale notice of Amarillo property seizure 1926
Sheriff sale to satisfy judgment against defendant in docket 1627. Lot 11, Block 82, Amarillo, Potter County, Texas will be sold on the first Tuesday in September 1926 for taxes penalties costs and interest. Bidder may pay portion of property. Given August 7 1926. WI ZY Pollard Sheriff. Deputy M Hill.
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Wiley Pollard
Potter County
Texas
M. Will
Lee
M. Hill
City of Amarillo Seizes Property for Delinquent Taxes
Sheriff Wiley Poll ame annonces a court ordered sale of Lot 7 in Block 108 Amarillo Potter County Texas to satisfy a judgment of 21.06 dollars plus 23.85 costs against 1815 on the docket Dis J W Eagleston and Amarillo Improvement Company. Sale set for September 9, 1926 at 4 p.m. at the courthouse.
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District Court
City of
Amarillo
W. K. Russell and
Amarillo Improvement Company
Court confirms sale of Amarillo property for tax judgment
On September 6 1926 sheriff deputy P M Hill ordered sale of Lot 9 in Block 114 Amarillo Potter County Texas to satisfy a tax judgment of $35.08 plus $28.86 court costs with 6 percent interest. Sale set for 2 to 4 pm with bidders at highest cash offer. if no bids, property to City of Amarillo.
Sheriff Sale of Amarillo Property Over Taxes
The State of Texas Potter County issues an order of sale against City of Amarillo for unpaid taxes and costs totaling 29.06 dollars plus 23.85 court costs. Lot 7 in Block 114 will be sold August 1926 between 2 and 4 PM to the highest cash bidder, with rights reserved for defendants to divide or bid under, by Sheriff of Potter County.
Amarillo Foreclosure Orders Sheriff Sale On Tax Judgment
City of Amarillo won a tax foreclosure judgment against R A Brantley Jr et al for 28.69 dollars plus costs and interest at six percent. An order of sale issued August 1926 directs the sheriff to seize the described property to satisfy the judgment and court costs.
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Sherife
State OF
Texas
Potter
A. D
District Court
Said County
City of
Amarillo
R. A. Brantley Jr
Sheriff Sale Notice Potter County Amarillo Texas
On May 26 1926 a foreclosure and delinquent tax lien sale was issued in Potter County Texas against Sallie Brown. Sheriff Vollard will sell Lot 7 Block 828 Holland Addition Amarillo at public auction August 10 1926 to satisfy the judgment plus costs and interest with redemption rights retained by the defendant.
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Potter County Texas 1926
Judgment of sixty thousand five hundred eighty dollars with taxes penalties and costs exists against G Campbell. On August 6 1926 a property levy covers Lots 9 and 19 in Block 4 Eberstadt Subdivision Holland Addition Amarillo. Sale to occur September at the Court House door with rights of redemption and possible bid to city if no bids.
Sheriff Conducts Tax Foreclosure Sale in Amarillo Heights
On August 8 1920 the Amarillo District Court ordered the sheriff to sell Lot 11 in Block 45 San Jacinto Heights to cover a tax delinquency. The City of Amarillo sued Alexander Dewey Alexander and John Lo MeKnight. judgment was $89.82 plus costs and interest. The sale occurred September 18 under state law with bids to be cash.
Sheriff sale notice in Potter County Texas
On August 11 1924 Sheriff Wiley Pollard will auction Lot 2 in Block 26 Lakeglow Addition Amarillo Potter County Texas to satisfy tax liens and court judgment in case 1640 City of Amarillo vs J J Copeland. If no bid is received a further sale will follow at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in September 1924.
Amarillo ISD Wins Judgment On Delinquent Property
In Potter County Texas on March 30, 1926, the Amarillo Independent School District obtained a $61.20 judgment for taxes penalties and costs with 6 percent interest. An order of sale was issued August 4 by the county clerk acting through the sheriff to levy and sell the defendant Birdie Claywell’s property to satisfy the judgment.
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District Court
Texas
Potter
City of
Amarillo
J. J. Copeland
Patntiff
Tex Hey
A. PD
Enid County
Amarillo Independent
Birdie Claywell
Aald
Amarillo Independent Sellour District
A.b. Igie
Anid
Compandii Mo
Sa’d
Geive
Levy
Auction Notice Seizure of Property in Amarillo Texas
Sheriff notices auction of property seized under a judgment plus court costs. Property includes parcels 14 and 16 in block No 1, Theakden and Sanborn addition, Amarillo Potter County Texas. Auction at the courthouse between specified hours with bid conditions and rights of the defendant to redeem. If no bids the property may be sold to Amarillo Independent School District.
Sherive's Sale In Amarillo Texas County Otter
The Sheriff of Potter County Texas announces a sherive sale on Lot 16 in Block 14 of the San Jacinto Heights addition in Amarillo. The sale, held at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in September, results to satisfy a tax judgment of $37.00 plus costs and interest, with rights of the defendant to bid or have the bid off to the city if no bidders appear.
Liquor Taxes, Debt Installments Highlight Early Report
London reports John Hall seeks more tires from King Alecho to cover Uncle Sam. West city liquor taxes total over 700 million dollars with 23 million dollars due this year. final installment 175 million. Williamstown dairy advice urges milk and cheese for longer life. In New Jersey, Sherman warns on hermitry and political institute talks. Michigan man Huckhart fined ten dollars after Canadian arrest, while Philadelphia notes a constitutional amendment debate on liquor and eating limits.
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Ryaha
London
John Hall
Alecho
Sam
United States
Junior High Enrollment Opens Monday at Thirteenth and Polk
Junior high pupils entering the first year will assemble in the Junior high building at Thirteenth and Polk streets at o'clock Monday morning. Superintendent W A McIntosh announced the plan to allow Mile Elizabeth Nissen and her assistants to give each pupil individual attention. About fifty eight graders are expected. pupils from other states must bring report cards and book cards for textbook distribution.
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Thirteenth and
Polk Streets
W. A McIntosh
Amari Schools
Mile Elizabeth Nissen
Miss Nissen
Philosophy student confesses to killing co worker
Emanuel Silverstein a 19 year old philosophy student in Brooklyn is charged with fatally striking Julius Calisch 64 with a hammer in a restaurant. Silverstein said he killed him to end a relationship of study they shared for two years.
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Associated Press
New York
Emanuel Silverstein
Brooklyn
Julius Calisch
Hanmer
Caliseh
Calisch
Texas Legion history task proposed by state official
A resolution to have a historian write the history of the Texas American Legion will be introduced by Eugene Saunders at the Legion’s Amarillo convention September 7-8. The organization lists over 3,000 posts in Texas with about 16,000 members.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas American Legion
Eugene Saunders
The
Legion
the Legion
Amarillo
Texas
Saunders
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