Reeves County Tax Sale Notice and Property Seizure
Public notice of sheriff sale in Reeves County Texas. Judgment for taxes against John C. Swann leads to foreclosure of delinquent tax lien on Section 3 Block 56 Texas and Pacific by Co Survey Abstract 179 Pecos City. Sale set for April 3 1928 at the courthouse with rights of redemption and division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
County of
Reeves
A. D
District Court of Necrets
John C. Swann
District Court
Texas and Pacific By. Co. Survey
Reeves County
Texas
Court House
Pecos City
E. B. Riser
Citation by Publication in Reeves County Court
Public notice commands summons for Henry Littrell, Louisa Nichols and others in a Reeves County Texas suit No. 2702 filed Feb 28 1928 by D W Bozeman. Publication required weekly for four weeks before April 30 1928 at Pecos Court House. Proceedings ordered for heirs of multiple defendants to appear and answer in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Reeves
Reeves County
Henry M. Littrell
Louisa Nichols
Letcher A. Nichols
Willis I. Littrell
George R. Littrell
R. J. Shelton
Feme
William D. Shelton
Bertha Kelleman
Kelleman
Joseph D. Shelton
Mary F. Littrell
Littrell
William J. Shelton
Gertrude Littrell
District Court
Pecos
A. D
D. W. Bozeman
Tax delinquent property sold by Reeves County court
In Reeves County District Court the State of Texas obtained $52.74 plus costs after foreclosing delinquent tax liens on Lots 5 and 6, Block 19, Original Town Pecos City. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in April 1928 between 2 and 4 pm, with bids to the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Littrell
James Shaw
Texas
Pecos City
Reeves County
State OF Texas
Reeves
A. D
District Court
T. D. Fulghum
Court House
Kk. B. Kiser
Buckeye Incubator Hatches Chicks From Noted Breeds
Advertises baby chicks hatched in a mammoth Buckeye Incubator. English Leghorns from the Hoffman strain and American Leghorns headed by Kazmeirs Imperials, with Buckeye chicks at 15 dollars per hundred. Beginnings in February. Also brooders and poultry supplies with custom hatching solicited. 24-tf
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Kazmeirs Imperials
Hoffman
Pecos River Railroad Announces Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Pecos River Railroad Company schedules its annual stockholders meeting at its Pecos Texas general office on Thursday April 12 1928 at 12:00 noon to elect four directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business. The board of directors meeting will follow immediately after the stockholders session at the same location.
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Pecos River Railroad Company
Pecos
Texas
Tme
Pennsylvania Punch Bowl Half How Cream Never Tops Milk
A humorous exchange explains why no cream forms on milk. The punch line states fill the bottle so full there is no room for cream to rise to the top.
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Pennsylvania
Illinois Man Praises Lithiated Buchu For Night Bladder Relief
In Unity Illinois C k Hodges writes in the Cario Bulletin that lithiated buchu relieved his bladder irritation and helped his wife. He claims the remedy quiets nighttime urination, speeds sleep, and costs 2 cents per tablet. Keller Laboratory lists it in Mechanicsburg Ohio with Pecos Drug Co as a local outlet.
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C. Kk. Hodges
Unity, Ill
Cario Bulletin
Buchu
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Pecos Drug Co
Vague exchanges mix with football fervor and regional roads
In a clipped dialogue, a Texas Ranger quips about aging and theft while natives of British West Africa press for more roads. A spectator on a football game complains about noise and the players’ brawling over a ball, signaling local tensions and sports interest.
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British West Africa
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Sheriff’s Sale
Vannie Ingle
County
Sheriff's Sale
Dr. Monroe Slack
U. S. Army
Maria
Orient Hotel Annex
United States
Mexico
Weston
Ore
Illinois
Texas Ranger
Els
B. H. Palmec
Meher
Phaeton
Landau
Fisher
General Motors
America
J. A. Hardy & Son
Pecos, Texas
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