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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1928
Page
11
Gov Dan Moody designates April 1 to 7 as Health Week in Texas with a proclamation emphasizing public health as the foundation of happiness prosperity and social welfare. He calls on churches schools clubs and organizations to promote better health standards during the observance.
Adele Denton seven years old died in Lubbock Texas on Sunday from injuries after being struck by an automobile. Witnesses said the accident was unavoidable.
Sheriff notices outline multiple tax foreclosures in Potter County Texas with properties in Amarillo including Murphy Addition Charlotte Addition and other blocks. Auctions set for April 1928 with bids cash and redemption rights preserved.
On March 1 1928 an Order of Sale was issued by the District Court to seize levy and sell the defendant s property to satisfy the delinquent tax lien and court costs. The property described is Lot 4 in Block 1 of Wheatley Subdivision in Holland Addition to Amarillo. If no bidders appear the property will be bid to the City of Amarillo. Dated March 31 1928.
The City of Amarillo seeks to satisfy a 1924 tax judgment against Uriah Markel and John S. McKnight by selling Lot Eight in Block Seventy Seven of Sandarian Heights Addition, Potter County. The sale is set for April 3, 1928 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the county courthouse, with rights of redemption and potential subdivision, if no bidders appear the property may be awarded to Potter County.
On February 4 3928 the Amarillo District Court ordered a tax sale with City of Amarillo as plaintiff. M J Delong OE Willmering and J M Mallen defendants. Lot 12 Block 1 South Side Addition Amarillo Potter County Texas to be sold April 1928 at 10 am with cash.
District Court proceedings in Potter County Texas involve plaintiff vs KR L Leach and Corn Daker with judgments for taxes interest and penalties six percent annual interest and tax liens. Sheriff sale orders issued to seize levy and sell properties in Amarillo including lots in San Jacinto Heights and Mirror Addition with time windows 10 am to 4 pm on sale days.
The City of Amarillo recovered a tax judgment for $811.09 against George Jackson in 1923. The sheriff announces a foreclosure sale on Lot 8, Block 129, San Jacinto Heights, Potter County, Texas, on the first Tuesday in April 1908 at the courthouse, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., to satisfy the judgment and costs, with right of redemption and possible subdivision rights reserved.
A sheriff sale dated March 3 1028 in Amarillo lists lots 1 and 2 in block 384 Mirror Addition as property of J W Goffin taxed at 27 560 dollars with 6 percent interest. The sale, ordered by the district court, will occur at the courthouse between 10 am and 4 pm. If no bids are received the property may be bid to the City of Amarillo. Deputy Willy Pollard signs the notice.
Multiple tax foreclosures list Amarillo as plaintiff with City of Amarillo against defendants Curn Cornelius Lee Ko Moore Linnie Good F C Murely and others. Notices include judgments for taxes interest penalties and costs and orders of sale to seize levy and sell property in Amarillo to satisfy delinquent tax liens. Properties include Lots 1 11 12 in various blocks of the Azel/ South Side additions in Amarillo Potter County Texas. Sale dates set for April 1928 at the Potter County courthouse with redeemable rights and potential transfer to the city if no bidders appear.
A sheriff sale notice indicates bidding at 4 o'clock p.m. for cash on the defendant s property in Potter County. The right of redemption is noted by law and the option to divide or sell in parts is reserved. If no bids come in, the property may be sold as a whole. Deputy Sam Romney signs the notice in March 1924.
The City of Amarillo seeks judgment for 89.69 dollars in taxes interest and penalties from Malacara and Renfroe. Sheriff to levy on 160 acres of Glidden and Sanborn Addition property to Amarillo and sell at court house door on the first Tuesday of April 1924 to satisfy the judgment and costs.
The State of Texas in Potter County proceeds under a district court judgment against D. Marra to foreclose taxes on Lot 41 in Block 118 of the Golden & Sanborn Addition, Amarillo. Sheriff will sell April 1 at 10 am to 4 pm to satisfy the judgment. if no bidders, property will be bid to the City.
Multiple orders of sale issued in Potter County Texas directing sheriff Wiley Pollard and later Sam Rambey to auction parcels in Amarillo. Properties include Lot 20 and Lot 21 in Block 9 and nearby tracts in the South Side Addition, with auctions scheduled in April 1924 at the county courthouse.
Potter County Texas sheriff sale ordered on the property of the defendant in Amarillo to satisfy a judgment for 144 dollars and 1004 cents with interest and costs. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in April at the courthouse door in Amarillo to the highest bidder, with right of redemption and division of proceeds as allowed by law.
On the 1st day of March, 1088, the Sheriff of Potter County Texas will sell Lot 2 in Block 42 of the San Jacinto Heights addition to Amarillo at the courthouse door between 10am and 4pm. The sale satisfies a tax lien and costs with the City of Amarillo as bidder if no bids arise.
The State of Texas cases in Potter County Amarillo involve Herman Jack as defendant with the City of Amarillo as plaintiff. A foreclosure sale of Lot Ten in Block 100 San Jacinto Heights will occur April 3 1924 at the courthouse between 10 am and 4 pm. The sale follows a default judgment of 85 02 dollars plus costs and interest.
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