Texas Sheriff sale in San Saba County on judgment
Legal notice states on April 23 1946 in San Saba County Court a judgment was won by Texans for itself and San Saba County against I M Scott and heirs. A 1948 order of sale commands the sheriff to seize levy and sell the described land under law to satisfy the judgment.
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District Court
San Saba County
Texas
San Saba
Paintiffs
San Saba Independent School District
I. M. &. Scott
Jesus
San Saba County Sale Proceedings Abbreviated Notice
In San Saba County Texas on the 7th day of June 1948 a judgment and order of sale seize and levy property of defendants. Tract one Block 26 Sunset Heights and Tract two Block 36 Sunset Heights in San Saba town to be offered at public sale on the first Tuesday in July between 2 and 4 pm at the courthouse door. Sale subject to adjudged value and existing liens with right of redemption and possible division of property.
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San Saba County
Texas
Sunset Heights
San Saba
Court House
Sale order action seized on Tuesday per decree
A court issued an order of sale and action was taken on Tuesday as part of the enforcement. Details about the property and parties are not fully readable but the process moved forward under the order.
Property Levy Notice in San Saba County Hall Tracts
Sheriff J Newell Graves cites a July 1948 levy on Lots 1 2 38 4 in Hall Texas. The notice states the property will be sold at 4:00 p m to the highest cash bidder, with sale conditions tied to the ongoing suit. Dated June 7 1948 in San Saba Texas.
Rev and Mrs Anderson Host Eva Starbuck Visit
Rev and Mrs T K Anderson entertain as guest Eva Starbuck of Abilene, mother of Mrs Ander. Starbuck travels from Abilene to stay with the Andersons and share time with their household.
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T. K. Anderson
Mrs. Anderson
Eva Starbuck
Abilene
New Machine Mines Coal Continuously
A stark, satirical wired-in piece notes a machine that would mine coal endlessly. The riff questions labor, war, and industry, imagining John L. Lewis and Army control of railways. It jokes about coffee at church services to keep congregations awake and even hints at whisky from wood as a whimsical future.
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South Pacific
New York
John L. Lewis
Visits and travel mingle in holiday week in region
Bryan Baxter and Pat Linkenhager visit grandmother Mrs. W. R. Baxter in town while relatives travel to Galveston for a hospital visit. Houston guests include the Roberds family and baby who spend the weekend here. San Antonio visitors stay with Mrs. Tumlinson’s family over the holiday. Dallas and Abilene residents plan trips to Navagota and Louisiana, with Miss Bernice Sanderson returning from Houston to San Saba for the summer.
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Bryan Baxter
Lubbock
Pat Linkenhager
Nastland
W. R. Baxter
R. R. Low
Buster Morrison
Reuben Low
Galveston
Mrs. Roberds
J. C. Tumlinson
San Antonio
Tumlinson
Dick Smith
Worth Doran
M. M. Ballard
Abilene
Floyd Dawson
Navagota
S. A. Jones
Louisiana
Martin Ketchum
L. H. Gregg
F. R. Gray
Lester
Dallas
Bernice Sanderson
Houston
San Saba
A. M. Sanderson
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Turest
Ophelia
Betty Johnson
Berthina Hodge
Julia Joiner
Nelda Sulser
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Netherlands
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Chase & Sanborn
Oleo
Bonnett
California
Mission Brand
Texion
Pridgeon
Portis
Swift
Arrow
Wembley
Sherman
Jockey
Chas. Miffleton Cleaning & Furnishings
Irs
Xas
Benaif Saba
Ainst
Sabas
Tate
Hall
J. Newell Graves
San Saka County
Strictly Fresh
City National Bank
F.d.lc
Chase
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