Citation by Publication in Reeves County Divorce Case
The State of Texas commands the Sheriff to summon P. T. Hammond by weekly publication for four weeks to appear at the Reeves County District Court in Pecos on the 20th day of November 1922. Mrs. P. T. Hammond seeks a divorce and separate property decree against P. T. Hammond, alleging cruel treatment, abandonment, and separate ownership of listed Pecos City lots.
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State of Texas
Reeves County
P. T. Hammond
District Court
Pecos
Texas
Pecos City
West Park
S. C. Vaughan
Istrict
H. P. Kerr
Sheriff Sale of 3200 Acres in Loving County Texas
Public notice details an 1922 sheriff sale in Reeves County Texas for 3200 acres of public school land in Loving County. The property, tied to Thomas B Jones Nora T Jones Will A Martin and John J Martin, is to be sold at public auction in Pecos between 10 AM and 4 PM on the first Tuesday in November 1922. The sale follows orders from Midland District Court and judgments in favor of Midland National Bank and Oklahoma Stock Yards National Bank. Publication to occur weekly for three weeks in Pecos Enterprise.
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District Court
Midland County
Texas
A. D
C. B. Dunagan
Midland National Bank
Thomas B. Jones
Will A. Martin
Oklahoma Stock Yards National Bank
South Plains Cattle Loan Company
B. Kiser
Reeves County
Loving County
Nora T. Jones
John J. Martin
Court House
Pecos
John I. Martin
Pecos Enterprise
Ighas Brown
District Court of
C. B. Dunnagan
Midland National Bank of Midland
Chas. Brown
Cout
Pecks
Tex
Sheriff Marks Levy On County Public School Lands In Loving County
Reeves County Texas sheriff I E B Kiser executes levy on 1280 acres of Public School Land in Loving County for judgments totaling 203 579 01 against Thomas B Jones and South Plains Cattle Loan Company. Sale to top bid at Reeves County courthouse on November first. Witness dated 1922. Try 25¢ want ads.
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Sheriff's Sale
Sheriff’s Sale
Oil and Gas
Chattel
Trans-Pecos Oil, Gas and Mineral Lease