Sheriff Sale Notice in Robertson County Texas 1924
Robertson County Texas sheriff sale notice states property may be redeemed within two years by paying double the amount of rent. W. E. Thompson, Sheriff, Franklin, Texas, May 29, 1924.
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
11
Sheriff Sale Notice in Robertson County Texas
A court ordered sale of Jim Lott’s real estate in Hearne Robertson County Texas to satisfy a Texas State judgment of 188.59 dollars plus costs. The property includes Lots 1 2 3 4 5 in Block 426 in Hearne. The sale is set for the first Tuesday of July 1924 at the Franklin courthouse between 2 and 4 p.m. Proceeds will be applied to the judgment and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Robertson County
85Th Judicial District
State of Texas
Jim Lott
Texas
Court House
Franklin
Hearne
State of
Notice of property sale in Hearne Robertson County
S5th Judicial District announces that on the first Tuesday in July 1924 between 2 and 4 pm at the Franklin courthouse door the property of Bob Tyler, Lots 3 4 and 5 in block 411 Hearne Robertson, will be sold for $88.34 plus costs and interest at 6 percent, to satisfy a judgment in favor of the State of Texas, with purchaser's right to redeem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Robertson County
S5th Judicial District
State of Texas
Bob Tyler
Texas
District Court
85Th Judicial District
Court House
Franklin
Hearne
Court sale notice in Robertson County Texas
Court of Robertson County issues a writ of execution against Will Johnson and Cal Thomas for $62.38 plus interest and costs. The property to be sold is Lots 1 and 2, Block 416, Hearne city, Robertson County, Texas, at the Franklin courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1924 between 2 and 4 pm. Sale proceeds go to the plaintiff, the State of Texas, with the sale conducted to the highest bidder for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Robertsoon County
85Th Judicial District
State of Texas
Will Johnson
Cal Thomas
Texas
Robertson County
Court House
Franklin
Hearne
State of
Thompson Sheriff Sale Notice In Robertson County Texas
The State of Texas reviews a judgment for 137.67 dollars with 6 percent interest and costs from May 1924. On the first Tuesday in July 1924 between 2 and 4 pm at the Franklin courthouse the property of Wesley Arnold will be sold for cash. Lot 1, Block 360, City of Hearne Robertson County Texas, per city map in Deed Records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Robertson County
85Th Judicial District
State of Texas
Wesley Arnold
Texas
District Court
86Th Judicial District
Court House
Franklin
Hearne
State of
Distinctive Printing Advertises Quality and Originality
A short promotional note highlights DISTINCTIVE Printing offering original concept printing and superior execution to attract attention and deliver a classy ad product.
DRAZK STORY OF HAY FARMING AND ROMANCE
Transley drives 2000 tons of hay to Y D ranch and clashes with Landson over South Y D cutting. Transley woos Zen while Zen toys with Transley and Linder. Crank and Drazk pursue, Den nison Grant warns off, and Y D and Zen join the fray as mowing machines are ruined by fronttakes in the grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transley
Ble Y.D
Linder
George Drazk
Y.D
Zen
Landson
Crark
Dennison Grant
Yen
Drazk
Express
Drark
Drak
George
Thaak
Draxk
Sal
Pete-horse
Triunssey
Derezk
Pete
Leandsen
Lénder
Flere
Jle
Draak
Tronsley
George Dhark
Larack
Jornark
Zon
Eamo
Tompkink
Cransley
Drask
Y.D. Drazk
Hayfield Vandalism Sparks Revenge and Fire at Landson Ranch
Y D and Transley plot a counterstrike after stakes to sabotage our hay fields. A hidden iron stake maims cutting gear, and a blaze consumes Landson stacks as Zen and crew mobilize to defend the valley and confront the culprit, with suspicions pointing at Drazk.
Stole Quietly Into the Open Valley Breeze
A silent intruder moved into the valley as a breeze swept down the slope. The brief description suggests quiet movement and a calm, early evening atmosphere with no further details or outcomes.
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