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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1924
Page
1
By order of the District Court a sale is set for the first Tuesday in July 1924 at Franklin Court House. Malinda Motten loses property Lot No. 8 in Block 361 Hearne Robertson County Texas to satisfy a state judgment of 27.34 plus costs and interest. Two year redemption available on double the purchase price. Sheriff W. B. Thompson notes sale date May 29 1924.
W B Thompson Sheriff Robertson County Franklin Texas announces sale of Lot No 1 block No 357 Hearne City Robertson County Texas to satisfy a State of Texas judgment for 27.98 dollars plus interest and costs. Sale to be July first 1924 at the Court House door Franklin between 2 and 4 PM. Proceeds credited to the judgment with two year right of redemption and transfer of title to highest bidder.
By order of the Clerk of the District Court Robertson County 85th Judicial District dated May 29 1924 the State of Texas seeks satisfaction of a $138.26 judgment plus costs from Peggie Carter. On the first Tuesday in July 1924 the court house door Franklin Texas between 2 and 4 pm the property Lot 11 Block 2 South Side Addition Hearne Robertson County Texas will be sold to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the judgment and costs. The sale is subject to prior lien and will proceed per statute. B Thompson Clerk Robertson County Franklin Texas May 29 1924.
Heirs defendants Georgia Burns and Hunter Jefferies and unknown heirs face sale of Lots 13 and 14 in block 361 and Lot 5 in block 357 in Hearne Robertson County. The sale aims to satisfy a May 9 1924 District Court judgment for 82 63/100 dollars plus interest at 6 percent and costs. The auction is on the first Tuesday in July 1924 at Franklin court house between 2 and 4 PM.
The Clerk of the District Court of Robertson County issues a notice of sale to recover $104.22 plus six percent interest and costs from A B Taylor. The sale of Lots 6 7 8 and 9 in Block 351 in Hearne Robertson County Texas will occur at the Robertson County courthouse in Franklin on the first day of the month between 2 and 4 PM. The property is levied upon as the defendant’s and will be sold for cash to satisfy the judgment in favor of the State of Texas.
The Robertson County district court in the 85th Judicial District orders a sheriff sale of Neal Ridley’s real estate to satisfy a $486.12 judgment for the State of Texas plus costs. The properties include Lots 15 16 17 18 and 50 of 19 and 50 of 20 in block 311, Lots 15 16 in block 312, and Lot 15 in block 898, in Hearne. Sale is at the Frank M city courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1924, 2 to 4 pm, cash to highest bidder. purchaser must wait two years to redeem with double the amount paid.
Costs of suit and judgment recovered by the State of Texas will be levied on and sold for cash at the courthouse door in Franklin on the first Tuesday in July 1924 between 2 and 4 PM. The sale will convey all rights of New Williams in Ned Williams to Lot 20, Block 361, Hearne City, per Deed Records. Proceeds to the State of Texas. Amount due $81.68.
Mary Reeder is defendant in a Robertson County district court case. A judgment of 90.26 dollars plus six percent interest will be collected from the sale of her property. On the first Tuesday in July 1924 at the county courthouse, two parcels 2 and 3 in block 423 will be offered for sale to satisfy the judgment with the purchaser receiving ownership subject to two years redemption by paying double the bid.
In a 1924 Robertson County suit the State of Texas seeks $99.93 plus costs against Lizzie Doggett. The order sets a July 1924 sale of Lots 17 18 19 20, Block 425, Hearne, to satisfy the judgment with interest. Redeemable within two years by paying double the purchase price.
By order of the District Court of Robertson County for the 16th Judicial District issued June 29 1924 the plaintiff is awarded a sale to recover one hundred forty one dollars and five cents with six percent interest on the amount due under the judgment in the case.
On the first Tuesday in July 1924 between 2 and 4 PM I will sell at public auction all rights of C Rogers in Frats Nos 16 17 18 in block 600 Hearne Robertson County Texas as seized to satisfy a $141.05 debt plus costs to the State of Texas.
86th Judicial District court orders sale of Carolina Timmons right title and interest in Lot 8 Block F Hearne to satisfy a judgment of $150.68 plus 6 percent interest and costs from May 9 1924. Sale on a chosen day between 2 and 4 PM for cash to highest bidder. defendant may redeem within two years by paying double the purchase price.
The State of Texas sues Sallie Patterson for 54.84 dollars plus 6 percent interest and costs. A levy is made in the 85th Judicial District and the first Tuesday in July 1924 at Franklin Courthouse is set for the public sale of Lot No. 5 in Block 604 Hearne to satisfy the claim with proceeds to the purchaser.
By order of the Clerk of the District Court Robertson County on May 1924 a judgment in favor of the State of Texas against Sandy White for 118.19 dollars with six percent interest and costs. The property has been seized and will be sold on the first Tuesday in July 1924 in the 85th Judicial District.
W E Thompson of Franklin Texas announces a levy on Sandy White property. The property is Lot 3 in Block 604 in the City of Hearne, recorded in Deed Rec 118 and 19/100 dollars. The noted amount is 118 dollars and 19 cents in favor of the State. Date May 29th, 1924.
W E H THOMPSON reports a legal seizure against Aaron Profit for judgment amount of 51.01 dollars with 6 percent annual interest from the judgment date and costs. The sale covers Lots 11 and 12 in Block 605 of the City of Hearne as per the Robert map, with the right title and interest of Aaron Profit being sold to the highest cash bidder.
Legal notice records the sale of Willie Lewis property Lot 9 Block F Hearne Robertson County to satisfy a suit cost of fifteen dollars and eighty five cents plus court costs. The sale is set for a specified hour and date to convey title and interest to the winning bidder.
The 86th Judicial District Court of Robertson County orders the sale on the first Tuesday in July 1924 at Franklin Court House to satisfy a judgment of $272.78 plus six percent interest and costs. Property to be sold is Lot Nos 4 5 6 7 8 in Block 410 of Hearne City, seized from I L Hall.
A fragment notes a deed record entry stating an amount of 272 dollars 78 cents in favor of the State to be applied to satisfaction. W. B. Thompson is named in the surrounding text. The brief item records a financial action connected to property records.
The Robertson County district court orders the sale of Sidney Perkins real estate to satisfy a judgment of 53.17 dollars plus interest. On the first Tuesday in July 1924 between 2 and 4 pm the property Lot No in Block 422 in Hearne will be sold at cash auction to the highest bidder. Perkins is named as defendant and the State of Texas holds the right to redeem.
The 85th Judicial District issues a sheriff's sale on May 28 1924 in Hearne Robertson County to satisfy a judgment of 63.92 dollars plus six percent interest and costs. The sale will be cash to the highest bidder at 2 to 4 pm, describing lot 9 and 10 in block 42 in Hearne, with proceeds to be held for two years.
The Clerk of the District, on a May day in 1924, issues a notice in a case between the State of Texas plaintiff and Alice Barnett defendant. Judgment for $89.63 plus 6 percent interest from date. sale set for the first Tuesday in July 1924 at the Franklin courthouse between 2 and 4 p.m. to satisfy the judgment by selling Lot 4, Block 421, City of Hearne, Robertson County, Texas, with costs and proceeds per the decree.
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