Reeves County sheriff sale and federal levy notices
Public sale notices detail a Reeves County sheriff sale of lands in Pecos County following a 1926 judgment against J D Shipman and H Welge Jr with Hazen as plaintiffs, plus a U S marshal sale of livestock seized by War Finance Corporation against Fred Leck and J B Leck. The lands are described by Section 191, Block 13, H and G Ry Co, with blocks 1 to 8 subdivided into 38.45 to 40 acres each. The auction date for real property is July 6, 1926, at the Reeves County courthouse in Pecos. The livestock list totals 380 head, with branded marks and exclusions, to be sold on June 6, 1926, at the Pecos courthouse. The notices are issued by E B Kiser, Sheriff, and Scott White, U S Marshal, Western District of Texas.
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District Court
Tom Green County
Texas
Myrtle M. Hazen
CC. M. Hazen
J. D. Shipman
H. Welge, Jr
J .D. Shipman
N. E. Blackmon
Wendl Mott
Reeves County
Reeves
State of Texas
N. FE. Panckman
Pecos
Wendl Morlin
Reeves Co
Tex
E. B. Kiser
United States District Court For
Western District of Texas
A. D
War Finance Corporation
Fred Leck
J. B. Leck
Levy
HOUSE
State of
State Board of Education
Emma Grigsby Meharg
Colds and Flu Prompted Laxative Ad Claims
An old box advertises Bromo Quinine laxative tablets as removing the cause of colds and grip and influenza. The packaging bears the name E. W. Grove and a price of 30 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Texas constitutional amendments on prison system and school lands
A mass of proposed Texas constitutional changes including abolishing the Board of Prison Commissioners and placing the prison system under state supervision, plus provisions taxing county school lands and authorizing various school district finances with election dates in 1926 and related gubernatorial proclamations.
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Senate
State of Texas
Board of Prison Commissioners
Tison
Texas
Board of Prison Commisioners
Grigsby Meharg
Farm values rise since 1910 with 1925 normalizing
Census figures show farm lands valued at 49.57 billion in 1925, up 42 percent from 1910 and below the 1920 peak of 66.32 billion. Tenancy varied by region with declines in New England and coasts and increases in the West and Mountain areas. Purchasing power for farm products mirrors general industry trends. Pecos Mercantile Co. urges customers to sell poultry and offers pickup service.
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United States Census Bureau
Census Bureau
New England
Middle Atlantic
Pacific Coast States
West
North Central
West South Central
Mountain States
Department of Agriculture
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Revives Energy Colors Cheeks
A tonic claims to purify the blood and enrich it with iron and quinine. It notes relief of malaria and grip germs through its strengthening and invigorating effect. The syrup is described as pleasant for children and priced at 60c.
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Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheriff’s Sale
United States District Court For the
War Finance Corporation of the
United States of America
Fred Leck and
Scott
White
U. S
G. Doty
Pecos Auto Co
Senate Joint
National Guard
National Guard Reserve
Officers Reserve Corps
United States
Organized Reserves
Treasury
National Guard of
Justice of the Peace
Organized
Financial Review
Pecos Mercantile Co
THE
Katy Limited
Oklahoma
Kansas
Dallas, Ft. Worth
Waco
Temple, Austin
San Antonio
W. G. Crush
Dallas, Texas
Pierce Gasoline
Roy S. Wilcox
Pierce Petroleum Corporation
Pecos, Texas
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