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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
9
Land sale announced under security deeds in Thomas County Georgia. Public auction set for the first Tuesday in June 1928 at the courthouse door in Thomasville to settle debts of Tom Brown estate and Mrs W C Harris. proceeds to repay debts, surplus to estate.
By security deed dated June 8 1905 recorded in deed records the note remains unpaid and A H S Cooke will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in June 1925 at the courthouse door Thomasville GA. The land includes two parcels on Mitchell Street and adjacent lot on Jackson Street with a house on each, all in Thomasville Thomas County Georgia. Proceeds go to debts with any surplus to the Tom Brown estate.
Court sale of the Emma Gibson place known as Guy lot in Thomasville Georgia to satisfy Orrie Gibson debt. The property fronts Hall Lane and Thell Street and was secured by a deed to J T Culpepper dated August 23 1921 with subsequent transfers referenced. Sale set for the first Tuesday in June 1925 at the courthouse in Thomasville. Proceeds pay the indebtedness and costs with any surplus to Orrie Gibson.
By virtue of power of sale in deeds from James Montgomery and Pris cilla Williams with Alfred Williams to J B duBignon and additional security from Charles McMillan and Addie McMillan, properties in Thomasville Georgia including lots in Dewey City and Fern Street parcels will be sold at public auction for cash to satisfy indebtedness and costs. Proceeds apply to debts and expenses with any balance to the named grantors.
Public sale of 364 acres in lot 379, 13th district Thomas County Georgia to satisfy debt of Mrs Bertha H Pope to Life Insurance Company of Virginia. At court house door, Moultrie date June 2 1925. Proceeds apply to estate and costs. Attorney P Q Bryan Moultrie Ga.
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Thomas County Georgia the administrator of William Harrison deceased will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in June 1926 at the Court House door an undivided one half interest in a portion of Char lotte Harrisons deeded land in Fletcherville Thomasville. The tract begins on the Tallahassee road runs along the road to the railroad right of way then back to the start. The sale is to take place between the legal hours of sale. CHARLOTTS HARRISON Administrator of William Harrison deceased.
The sale will take place at the courthouse door in Thomasville on the first Tuesday in June 1925. Seventy acres in lot 879 13th district are offered to satisfy a tax fi fa against Mrs W F Pope Estate. Property description includes Coffee road boundary lines and lot parallels. Sheriff Gordon E Davis announces the public auction.
Tax sale notice from Thomas County Georgia listing property of H J Myrick on East Remington Avenue 409 fronting about 60 feet and 100 feet deep. Public sale under tax fi fa in favor of P B Heeth as tax collector dated May 1 1925. Also describes a second property a storefront on Harris Street in Pavo lot 898 bounded by Wiley alley and E F Webb property. Levied to satisfy fi fa against EB Webb dated 1925.
In Thomas County Georgia a public outcry auction was held on the first day of the month to sell property as described. The notice details indicate a high toll or fee associated with the sale and the event was timed for the morning session.
A sheriff sale in Thomas County Georgia lists a parcel described as a parallelogram shaped land comprising parts of lots 1 and 46 in the Thérens District totaling about 66 acres and 60 acres overlapping, levied to satisfy tax liens for P. S Heeth Tax Collector. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in June at an unspecified location, with Gordon E. Davis as sheriff.
Sixteen acres of improved land lot 298 in the eighteenth district Thomas county bounded east by Pavo and Margins road north and west by Mw. D Redfearn lands south by Pavo and Coolidge public road levied on the property of Ford Gardner Turner to satisfy tax fi fa in favor of P. B. Heoeth Tax Collector Thomas County dated April 14 1925
City marshal A B Milton announces a tax foreclosure sale of a vacant lot in Thomasville Thomas County Georgia fronting 35 feet on Oak Street. The parcel is bounded by Liza Jane Brewton on the north and Oak Street on the west with several neighboring property owners listed. The sale enforces 1924 tax levy in favor of the City of Thomasville against A H Hicks.
A June 1925 marshal's sale lists a vacant lot in Thomasville fronting 76 feet on Inner Boulevard. Boundaries include Neel Bros. to the north Mary Johnson and West Jerger street to the east J. E. White land to the south and Inner Boulevard to the west. The property is levied to satisfy city tax judgments against Rosa Hawkins with sale set for May 1 1926 by City Marshal A B Lton.
In the legal hours of sale on the first, two vacant lots in the City, fronting about 100 feet on Inner Boulevard and bounded by Rhett Frazier, W. H. Piatt, and Inner Boulevard. Levied to satisfy a tax fi. fa. against Owner Unknown. May 6, 1925. A. B. Milton, City Marshal.
One house and lot in the City of Thomasville Thomas County Georgia bounded by Hardaway street Hamilton Gardner Russell Hayes and Aindley levied on as the property of Estate Emmaretta Tookes to satisfy a tax fi fa from the City of Thomasville for 1924 taxes. Dated May 6 1926.
Court House door in Thomasville during legal hours of gale sale on first and corner of County Line road and North Spair street. Property bounded north by North Spair street east by Emanuel Bacon Julia W Hall and Van Mingen west by County Line road and south by Rebecca Willames. Levied to satisfy a tax lien against James Stuart.
Marshal's sale set for Tuesday in June 1925. Property on South Spair Street near 35 feet frontage is levied to satisfy a tax fi fa against Tom Roan. Bounded north by W. B. Hambelton, east by South Spair Street, south by W. N. Hamilton, west by Mrs. John Poird. May 1925.
Fragmentary OCR describes a public outcry sale located on Georgia Street in Thomas County with unspecified east boundary and adjacent property owner Tim. Details are incomplete.
Public auction to settle tax liens on a property in Thomasville bounded by McKin Street and adjacent parcels owned by Mrs. B Esha Cochran and L J Four. Levyed on as the property of Bebe Ravie for 1924 taxes, the sale to be held on Tuesday at the court.
Court House doors in Thomasville open at sale time on first June 1925 to the highest bidder. Property fronts 36 feet on Forsyth street and is bounded north by Maggie Brown, east by street, south by Henrietta Wilson, west by Dell Crumedy. City marshal A B Ton executes tax fi fa against Rosa Boswell for City of Thomasville.
Levyed on as the property of Hannah Davis to satisfy a tax deed issued by county authorities. The property runs north by Beadle Davison east by Cook street south by McKinley street and west by Mrs B F Cochran. Date stated May 6 1926.
Tax foreclosure in Thomasville Georgia targets all property of Estate Doss Gibson for 1924 taxes owed to the City of Thomasville. The parcel fronts 75 feet on South Mitchell street, bounded by Lizzie Scott to the north and F. J. L. Randolph property to the west, with Halls Alley to the south.
Auction set for May 6 1925 to satisfy a tax execution against Maggie Gloster. The property lies 65 feet on Hayes Street bounded north by Broadnax east by Sallie Randall south by Hayes street and west by Joe Miller. City Marshal A B Milton announces the sale.
Tax fi fa levy places John Groom as owner of a parcel in Thormasville Georgia bounded north by I H Young east by Corporate line south by R G Mitchell and west by Laurel Hill cemetery. Judgment date May 6 1928.
In the regal hours of sale the first Tuesday in June 1926 at Thomasville Georgia the auction fronts Teddy street about 60 feet and fronts property of F D Dismuke on east, corporate line on south, W O Evans on west. Levied to satisfy a tax lien against Herbert Hardy.
Property in Thomasville Thomas County Georgia described as running back about 100 feet and bounded by Will Ivy Teddy street and Tom Williams. Levied on the property of Owner Unknown to satisfy a city tax lien for the year 121 in favor of the City of Thomasville. Date May 6 1926. A Milton City Marshal.
Public sale to occur on the first Tuesday of fate in Thomasville Georgia for a vacant lot in Thomasville City fronting 130 feet on Inner Boulevard and running back toward Passmore Street with bounds to Passmore Street Inner Boulevard J E Craigmiles and G Sandy Larkins. Levy is against Owner Unknown.
Crude protein levels influence market value for specific wheat classes with premiums paid for each additional percentage point. Ash content also affects flour marketing, making both factors important in pricing and quality assessment.
Paris reviewers note the owl sculpture outside the Salon hints at fresh forms inside as critics split between classical and modernist trends. The show, moved to the Tuileries, features sunnier subjects, healthier technique, and fewer warlike pieces, with judgments praising selective culling and heightened effort among artists.
Flower enthusiasts from around the world gather in Heemstede to admire dazzling Dutch bulb fields and participate in the International Horticultural Federation Congress. An American delegation attends the first-time event with plans for future full membership in Paris.
Chicago May 20 There were 8 000 clients on the pension fund of the Methodist Episcopal Church in 1924, to which 3 252 618 was contributed. Dr J B Hingley corresponding secretary of the board of pep
Mr and Mrs Romerdell Vann and baby Dell returned home in Swainsboro after visiting relatives here for several days. Mrs James Hilliiams and children visited relatives in Live Oak Florida last week. Mrs Wilson has been very sick at her son J P Wilsons home. Wiley Yates of Barwick spends a few days with daughter B C Johnson. Mrs Cullen Rogers and children arrived from Detroit Michigan to spend the summer with relatives here. The Bramlett baby has been very sick but is improving. Revival at Merrillville Sunday night led by Rev Stubb a and Patterson drew several from the community.
Mrs. I D Singletary shows marked improvement after malaria illness. Rufus Fulford of Spence visits relatives. Akridge and Fulford families from Thomasville Capel attend Midway singalong. Rebecca Singletary and Hubert Mathis at Midway service. Elwood Prince escapes a buggy collision with a horse car without lights. Call for heavy fines for unlit vehicles. Farmers welcome recent beneficial showers. Clower Broome of Atlanta visits old friends.
A brief insurance notice stresses that even minor car issues can cause big problems and promotes Hartford Fire Insurance Co. offering full automobile coverage and forms.
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