Sheriff Sale Notice in Young County Texas
By order of sale issued by the Clerk of the District Court of Young County on March 30 1917 the Sheriff will vend the Unknown Owner interest in 120 acres of Peter Dowd Survey 80 at the Graham courthouse on June 5 1917 between 10 am and 4 pm to satisfy a 64 83 judgment for the State of Texas with costs. Proceeds apply to the judgment with two years redemption rights by paying double the bid. M M Wallace Sheriff John W Saye Deputy Graham Texas May 5 1917.
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District “Court
Young County
da Davor
bin Weing
Texas
30Th Judicial District
Court House
Graham
Peter Dowd
State of Texas
M. M. Wallace
John W. Saye
District Court of
Susan Davis
20Th Judicial District
Towit
L. Plerndon
80Th Judicial District
JU. Herndon
Herndon
BR. & Co
Graham Texas
Cald
Will Moore
Ben Hill Sur
State of
District Court
Grevam
O' Graham
Staty OF
Will “Moore
R. E. Hill
Edwin Hill
Mary Hill
Albst
Walshe
Gell
M. M. Walace
John W. Save
Vane
M. Bartlett
John W. Seve
40Th Judicial District
E. L. Dougas Sur
John W. 7A
T. . Cook
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Young County Texas 1917
The Court Clerk of Young County Texas issues a sheriff sale notice to Susan Davis tied to a $23.27 judgment with 6 percent interest. The sale covers 320 acres Abstract 317 with costs, to satisfy the 23.27 debt plus costs, with sale slots at 10 AM and 4 PM on the specified day. The sale is subject to applicable purchaser terms.
Sheriff Sale Notice Involving I Herndon and L Plerndon
The 80th Judicial District levies 142 acres described property as Herndon in favor of plaintiff for 17.66 plus interest. The sale occurs at Grobem on the first of next month between hours noted, to redeem by amount paid by M Wallace Sheriff Young County with Deputy John W Save.
Sheriff Sale on March 30, 1917
Public notice of a sheriff sale scheduled for March 30 1917 detailing the action and local official involved.
Sheriff Seizes Property in Texas Judgments
State of Texas sues Unknown Owner and Will Moore to recover $85.27 and a later claim of $35.27 with interest. A sale of 80 acres in Graham and 28.100 acres in Young County is ordered under two judgments, with deputy John W. Saye issuing the levy notices.
Sheriff Sale Notices in Texas March 30 1917
The notice describes a sheriff sale on March 30 1917 in Texas. It lists plaintiff unknown owner and defendant with a claim of $12.04 plus interest. It references the 30th Judicial District, a 40 acre tract in T E L Go Sur Abst No 365, and that proceeds will go to the purchaser.
Staty of Texas vs Moore civil claim for 4.27
Plaintiff State of Texas sues defendant Moore seeking recovery of 4.27 plus interest alleging a money owed. The case file notes the action is in favor of the plaintiff for the stated amount.
Hill Defendants Face Judgment for Real Estate Levy
The case awards the plaintiff $120.16 with six percent interest from judgment date and costs. The action attaches R E Hill Edwin Hill and Mary Hill as owners of 300 acres of T E L Co Sur Albst No 62 except 20 acres owned by Walshe, levied on as property.
Order of sale notice for 160 acre tract in Texas
Sheriff announces sale of real property in Young County to satisfy a $25.70 judgment plus costs. The 160 acre parcel, Abst No. 840, is to be sold at public auction on a March day in 1917 at 10:00 AM and 3:40 PM. Deputy John W. Save to execute.
Sheriff’s Sale Notice of March 380th Day 1917
A sheriff’s sale is ordered in favor of the plaintiff for the sum of 23 dollars and 18 cents with interest. The text indicates a court action dated March 1917 and involves a monetary judgment to be paid.
Sale Notice for 193 Acres in Young County Texas
In the 30th Judicial District the sale of 193 acres of T. E. L. Co. Sur Abst. No. 815 is authorized. Proceeds amount to $23.18 and go to the State of Texas. The sheriff of Young County will conduct the sale.
Estate action cites 80 acres in Texas under Bartlett Abstract
The notice records a court action in Texas the 80th Judicial District concerning land described as 80 acres out of the M Bartlett Survey Abstract No 55 with specified monetary claims and a deputy notification by John W Seve on a date in 1917.
Auction Notice of Property Seizure in Texas District
The notice states a divorce plaintiff seeks $9.56 plus interest, with property seized in the 40th Judicial District. On March 30, 1917, at 10 AM to 4 PM, the owner’s 9% acres of E. L. Dougas Sur Abst No 2157 will be sold to satisfy the debt to the State of Texas. Deputy John W. ta will conduct the sale to the highest bidder.
Auction Notice for Property Interest in 130 Acres
The document references a lawsuit seeking $10.14 with interest in the 30th Judicial District dated the 80th day of March 1917. It lists 130 acres of the Cook Survey Abst. No. 2274 and cites a sale date at 10 AM or 4 PM on the Tuesday in June 1917.
Cattle Dipping Dates Announced for Various Vats
The notice lists dipping dates for several vats including White's on April 30 and Campbell's on May 10. Residents are urged to bring all stock for dipping if release is granted, with calves required. Inspector J. W. Robinson urges communities to remember their local date.
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White
John Wood
Lee Donnell
J. W. Robinson
Joe and Charlie to stand at Union Wagon Yard
Joe the Edd Harris horse is a dark bay saddle and driving horse, 16 hands high. Charlie is a thoroughbred Mam moth Jack that grows large. Terms ten dollars to insure. Not responsible for accidents to stock but will use precautions. A S Slater, Manager. J C Vaughay, Owner.
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Union Wagon Yard
Joe
Edd Harris
Charlie
Boots and Shoes Advert: Dyer Shoes and Lorrens Repair
Boots and Shoes ad touts Mr. Dyer as unbeatable boot and shoe maker and Mr. Joe Lorrens as skilled repairman. Eddleman Bros Saddlery Co endorses honest work and fair dealings and promises lasting boot and saddle services.
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Dyer
Joe Lorrens
Eddleman Bros. Saddlery Co
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