Sheriff Sale Notices From Thomas County Georgia 1931
Public outcry sales scheduled in Thomas County Georgia on the first Tuesday in July 1931. Properties include undivided land interests in Lot 212 and various parcels in the 13th and 18th districts, with details of deeds, owners, and liens. Sheriff notices cover multiple parcels, mortgagees, and public auction conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thames County
Court House
Thomas County
W. W. Owens, Sr
W.W. Owens Jr
William W. Owens
BP. E. Murphy
William W. Towens
W. W. Owens, Jr
C. W. Owens
C. W. Owen
W. W. Owen, Jr
W. W. Owens
P. E. Murphy
Pollard Old Cemetery
Caldne
R. W. Owens
Superior Court
Said County
Lucy Owens
W. Owens
Davis
Thomasville
Helps
Hagar Straughter
Hanna
Mrs. Ireland
John Bryant
Justice Court
Jas. M. King
Gordon BE. Davis
Foreclosure Sale of Lot in Thomasville Georgia 1931
Roscoe Luke will sell at public outcry before the Thomasville courthouse, by virtue of a 1926 security deed from Ella Wilson to secure a note, describing a triangular half acre tract north of Hayes Street and east of Mitchell Street in Thomasville, with proceeds first applied to the debt and any surplus to Ella Wilson.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Court House
Thomasville
Evernatter
Melxs
Marshall Street
G. W. Gullette
Hanner May Mickens
Merchants & Farmers Bank of
Boston
Thoman County
Davis
Waniver & Dt
Bensher Teva
T. B. Chisholm
Houston Lumber Company
Superior Court
Said County
First National Bank of
Grooms Ford
U. L
Grooms Ford Road
State Highway Board of Georgia
W. R. McGrew
Houston Lumber ‘Company
W. S. Anderson
W. P
Gale
W. A. Pictun
W. L. Ball
Said
Thomasvede
Sare County
Sid County
Detferson Street
Deiferson and
Thathaway Streets
Sefferson Street
Deiferson Street
Jettersal Street
W. A. Palin
W. I. Ball
J. EL Craigmiles
Robert VU. Ball
Bessie Bail Nicholson
A. Harvey Bail
Alexis Gall Jones
Roscoe Luke
Tno
County of Thomas
State of Georgia
South Broad Street
Humbers
Feinberg
H. V. Carlton
Carlton
Park Avenue
Achilles Ave
Grant Street
Broad Street
Road Street
S. Alex Smith
W. H. Rogers
Robert C. Ball
Bessie Ball Nicholson
A. Harvey Ball
Alexis Ball Jones
Ella Wilson
Roscoe Luke Wil
Hayes Street
Mitchell Street
13Th
Georgian
Hatiaway
FE. M. Mailette
Eald Cale
Elia Wilson
Hoscoe Luke
Probate hearing for Carroll will in Thames County
J W Blanton has applied for probate in solemn form of the will of Miss Earah Jane Carroll. The heirs at law of the deceased are required to appear at the court of ordinary in Thames County on the first Monday in July for the probate hearing. Judge Jones, Ordinary.
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Seorgia
Thames County
J. W. Blanton
Earah
Jane Carroll
Eaid
Caid
Mies Harah
Jane Carrol
Court of Ordinary
Wim, MW. Jones
Grdipsry
Administrators and guardians cited in Georgia notice
Luncan Mickley applied for letters of administration on Lewis Nail estate. The court warns creditors and next of kin to appear at the next Ordinary Court term in Thomas County to show cause why letters should not be granted to Duncan Mickles. Guardianship sought for Mamie Reese for Thomas A Mars and Sara Jones. Hearings set for first Monday of Stay, June.
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Lottie Howard
J Wyle
Wm. M. Jones
Georgia
Thomas County
Luncan Mickley
Lewis Nail
Creditus
Sid
Court of Ordinary
Duncan Bickles
Lewis Nail P
Win
M. Jones
Ghorgla
Mamie R. Reese
Thomas A. Mars
Sab
Jones, Miter
Tl AL de
Subd
Deeestoed
Matics
Tak Win
Jones
Adimimistraix
Discharge of Administratrix in Milton Estate
The administrator Mrs Baucetua Milton's estate items were presented and the court noted proceedings. Abel and Jones were involved with the case and the administrator sought discharge and letters of dismissal on the first Monday in July 131.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baucetua Milton
Malesia
Win ML Jones Ff
Georgia Probate notice for W 4d Taylor executor application
Thomas County Georgia w 4d Taylor applies as executor for probate of will in solemn terms. Heirs named must appear at the Ordinary Court on the first Monday in July next for probate hearing. Wm M Jones, Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Yast
Anthony
Bowell
Wm. M. Jones
Urdimers
Election Notice on Consolidation of Pavo and McGras Districts
The Thomas County School Superintendent announces a special election on Saturday June 22 1937 to decide whether the McGras school district shall consolidate with the Pavo district. Voters within the consolidated district may vote, marking For Consolidation or Against Consolidation, with results reported to the County Board of Education.
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Horgia
Thomis
Senoors
Thomas County
Pavo Consolidated Seriou
Disturiet
Weuen
Themes County Board of Education
Om Pebmacy 3
Matai
Mare Setuid Uretrict
Wiercas
Crerrysear
Vbeorsis County
Georgia
Ooh
Woda
Pave
Dure Ile
Beasad Luce
McGras
Thonas County Board of Eitication
J. Gorham Garrison
Supt. Thomas County Schools
Notice to creditors and debtors of the MacIntyre estate
All creditors of the estate of Mrs. F. L. MacIntyre late of Thomas county, deceased, are notified to render their demands to the undersigned and all persons indebted to the estate must make immediate payment. This May 10, 1931. H. J. MacIntyre, Administrator Estate of Mrs. F. L. MacIntyre declared.
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F. L. MacIntyre
Georgia
Thomas County
H. J. MacIntyre
Mra
FL. Mackntyre
Supreme Court rules compensation funded property tax exempt
Avlanta Ga June 10 The State Supreme Court held property bought by ex service men with compensation from the government is tax exempt The ruling in Paul Merch v Fred Rucker tax collector of Punks county upheld an injunction against tax sale of such property Chief Justice Richard R Jusech said Congress may grant veterans allotments and tax exemption and the lower court was not in error in granting the injunction
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Avlanta
State Supreme Court
Paul Merch
Fred Rucker
Punks County
Hichard R. Jusech
Congress
Governor Hardman Receives New Reception Room Furniture
In Atlanta on June 10 a new suite of office furniture was installed in the Governor's reception room at the state capital. Governor Hardman bought the set as part of remodeling, including two upholstered settees, 38 chairs in red and blue leather, plus six tables and four desks.
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Atlanta
Dune
Uestates
Hardmen
Getleen Ang
Type of Cover Favored by Bobwhite Quail
The bobwhite quail depends on dense ground cover to hide from predators and for food. It thrives where scattered small thickets and diverse cover types form a mosaic with open woodlands and fallow fields. Abandoning fields or banning fire leads to broom sedge and dense weed growth that reduces feeding areas and quail numbers.
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Whea
Seton Co
Marie
Amd
Humad
Tyne
Stuiople
Dixie Origin Story Tied to New Orleans Bank Money Phrase
The article traces the term Dixie to New Orleans bank notes before the Civil War and a song linked to General Albert Pike. It notes the phrase The land of the Dixie used by merchants and locals and later popularized as a symbol of the South.
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Land of the Dixie
Finineett
Dixie
Albert Pike
South
Quail Habitat and Cover Needs in Farmland Areas
The piece explains how quail avoid areas with dense fire lines and bare ground, preferring grasses and sedges for feeding and nesting. It notes birds decline where brush is removed, especially along field borders and roads, and highlights the balance between farming intensity and suitable cover for young quail.
Farm Board to Hold Cotton for Higher Prices
Washington announced that stabilizations cotton stock will not be released at current low prices. 1,300,000 bales are in storage with a July 31 holding limit extended. Cotton stored mainly in Houston and New Orleans costs 3 to 4 cents per pound, and may be kept for years until prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stabilization Corporation
Carl Williams
Corportion
Williams
Stainie Tion Corporation
American Cotton Cooperative
Toatveston
Liouston
New Orleans
Farm Board
Tie Gaid Cotton Cooperatives
Aap
Rey Bay
Trail Of Dollar Bills Reels In Robbery Loot
Bartow June 10 Sheriff Johnson and deputies traced a robbery's loot by a visible trail of dollar bills. Searchers found about 150 dollars buried under a tree in an orange grove, far from the scene. Two suspects were detained but no link to the crime was stated by the sheriff.
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Bartow
Alfred
Johnson
Oringe
Sherif
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