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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
7
A series of writs and levy notices from Young County Texas issued by Sheriff M M Wallace and Deputy John W Saye, listing foreclosures and public auctions. Properties include 130 acres in Peter Dowd Survey and 80 acres in T E L Co Survey with multiple judgments in favor of the State of Texas. Auctions set for the first Tuesday in June 1917 at the Graham courthouse, with two year redemption and double purchase provisions.
By virtue of an order of sale dated March 30 1917 the 30th Judicial District levies on and will sell to satisfy a claim of Susanna Defendam for 23.27 with six percent interest to date of judgment. The property is Susan Davis’s real estate described as 320 acres abstract 317. Proceeds go to the defendant to redeem from sale. M M Warce Sheriff Young County John W Save Deputy.
The sale is set for the 20th Tuesday in June 1917 at the Court House door Grovem between 10 A.M. and 4 P.M. to satisfy a judgment of $17.66 with interest and costs in favor of the plaintiff JL Herndon against a defendant. The property is levied on as the defendant's real estate and will be sold to the highest bidder, with payment due and applicable to the mortgage. McM. Wallace, Sheriff, and John W. Save, Deputy, announce the sale in Young County Texas.
Order of Sale issued by the Clerk of the District Court of Youne County for the 20th Judicial District. Sale scheduled on the 30th day of March, 1917 under a sheriff's sale by virtue of the order.
In the 30th Judicial District a plaintiff seeks $68.44 with interest, against defendants on real estate in Texas. Levy by court order to sell 300 acres of T. E. & L. Co Sur Abst No. 962, except 20 acres, described as owned by R E Hill Edwin Hill and Mary Hill. Sale set for 10 A M to 4 P M at the courthouse steps by deputy John W Saye.
A legal notice states Unknown Owner Defendant owes the Plaintiff $12.04 plus 6 percent interest. The case is filed in the 30th Judicial District of Texas. Real estate 40 acres described as collateral is levied upon, with sale scheduled at sheriff's auction in Young County.
A civil action in Texas lists Will Moore as defendant in a suit brought by State of Texas for a small monetary sum of 4.27 dollars plus interest.
Notice states in Texas on March day 1917 the clerk will seize property of 160 acres abst 840 unknown owner for 25 70 plus interest. Sale held at 10 or 4 pm to satisfy the debt with proceeds applying to the claim and defendant's right to redeem, in favor of M M Wallace.
A partial 1917 legal entry cites a plaintiff seeking 23.18 dollars with interest and costs of suit, indicating a civil debt action and court process.
A sheriff sale notice announces execution on a case in the 30th Judicial District in Texas. It lists Pye as plaintiff and unknown owners as defendants with a debt of 12.13 dollars and 6 percent interest plus costs. Property described as 80 acres of land in M Birnett Sun Aibst No. 55 published May 5 1917 by Deputy John W. Sue in Trinity Texas.
By virtue of a court sale issued by the District Court of Young County Texas a judgment against Union Owner for 9.56 dollars with six percent interest per year and costs to be added will be offered at public sale on a Tuesday in June 1917 at the courthouse door in Graham Texas. The property is described as 40 acres in the E L Douglas Survey No 2167. Proceeds to satisfy the judgment will be paid to the State of Texas. Sale conducted by Sheriff John W. Cr... Deputy Crehain Texas May 5 1917.
The State of Texas, plaintiff, obtained a judgment against a defendant for $10.14 plus interest and costs in the District Court of Young County. The order, issued on the 80th day of March 1917, confirms the amount due and directs collection of costs.
The document details an auction of 130 acres described as part of the T. Cook Survey Abstract No. 2274. It notes a cash bid to the highest bidder and the auction is in favor of the State of Texas with costs of suit awarded to John W. Seve, deputy.
Dates listed for cattle dipping at White's vat on April 30 and other vats through May 16. Residents urged to bring all stock including calves if released to the dip. Inspector J. W. Robinson notes participation by communities and stock responsibility.
Joe the Edd Harris horse a dark bay saddle and driving horse 16 hands high and Charlie a thoroughbred mammoth jack will stand this season at the Union Wagon Yard Terms ten dollars to insure Not responsible for accidents to stock but will use all precaution to prevent same A 3 Slater Manager J C Vaughan Owner
Boots and Shoes ad touts Dyer as unbeatable boot and shoe maker and Joe Lorrens as expert repairman. Company Eddleman Bros. Saddlery Co pledges honest work and fair dealings and promises to stay in business.
Four year old mule for sale described as well broke. Contact information points to Martin Indiana with a specific listing number 1095.
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