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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1927
Page
7
Public auction notices from Thomasville Georgia and Thomas County list multiple sales. Properties include a vacant lot in Pavo and items like a McKaskey Cash Register and a lathe machine. Sheriff and city court actions reference K V Adams W R Reaves Thomasville Iron Works and Georgia Mill Supply Co. and an American Legion land conveyance.
One number two heal grinder and other heavy equipment will stay in the levy on as the property of Thomasville Iron Works to satisfy an execution in favor of the International Time Recording Company against Thomasville Iron Works. This is dated June 9, 1027.
A public sale is scheduled ahead of the One Fay and Eagan plan. The notice indicates a推出 date and the involved authorities. Local records list the sale action and expected venue.
Georgia Thomas County sale within one hour on the first Tuesday July 1027. Levy on property of K BE Joseph T Ryerson Son and against BE Mack. Gordon B Davis Sheriff.
A marshal sale set for July aims to sell the J B Edwards house and lot on Washington Street 70 feet by 105 feet, bounded by Washington Street H C Clements Elizabeth H Anderson and Love Street, including a one story frame dwelling, to satisfy a tax fire levy.
City of Thomasville for taxes for the 1926 in favor of City of Thomasville and against J. B. Edwards. This 8th day of June, 1937. A. B. MILTON, City Marshal. MARSHAL-SALES within the legal hours of gale, on the ereet Tuesday in July to the highest bidder for cash the following described property, the authority for some being One vacant lot fronting 50 feet on Thweat St., and running back 126 feet in uniform wiith, and bounded on north by property of Mrs. C. C. Smith, on east by an alley, on south by Mrs. C. C. Smith, on neat by Thweat Street, Levied on as the property of Mary Sea to satisfy a tax flaa from the City of Thomasville for taxes for the year 1926 in favor of the City of Thomasville and against Mary Sea, This 8th day of June, 1927.
The property described as 60 feet on Hamilton Street bounded by W. A. J. Mosley Lewis Hall Shelley Jenkens and Hamilton Street is offered to the highest bidder for cash on the first Tuesday in July. Levied on as the property of L. J. Reynolds to satisfy a 1926 tax levy in favor of the City of Thom asville against L. J. Reynolds.
Levyed on as the property of Napoleon Hester to satisfy a city tax lien for 1926 taxes in favor of the City of Thomasville. Describes bounds on Mitchell Street within Allen Normal Subdivision with boundaries to Napoleon Hester Mamie Nelson Broadnax Avenue and Mitchell Street.
Court House door in Thomasville at legal hours on the First Tuesday in July to the highest bidder a vacant lot fronting 150 feet on Felix Street. Bounded north by J C Clements and Gussie Brown east by Est Annie Linton south by Felix Street west by Annie McCormack. Levied on as Pearl Smith property to satisfy a City of Thomasville tax for 1926. City of Thomasville vs Pearl Smith. Dated June 8, 1947.
Emma M Jones conveyed property to Pearsons Taft Company securing a 2500 note due 1932 with 7 percent interest. The company now declares the principal and accrued interest due and will sell at public auction at the County Court House door in Thomasville to satisfy the debt.
The document shows Taft and Company executing with corporate seal on the third day of May 1927. It references indebtedness and costs and bears the president Oren B. Taft’s signature.
Public sale to be held on the first Tuesday in July 1927 in Thomas County Georgia for property in Thom asville Lots 1 and 2 of Whiddon subdivision. Proceeds to cover advertisement costs and debt on note dated January 4 1926 for 867 50 with 8 percent interest. Attorneys in fact will convey to purchaser. Also notice of heirs administration for Coleman M Fitzsimmons estate to be heard at July 1927 Court of Ordinary.
E Few, administrator, petitions for discharge after full administration of Elizabeth M Few estate. He cites cause for discharge and asks for letters of dismission on the first Monday in July 1927, with all persons kindred and creditors to show cause if any.
State of Georgia v City of Thomasville for validation of seventy thousand dollars in Street Improvement Bonds approved June 7 1927. A hearing before the Superior Court Judge in Thomas County at the Court House Thomasville Georgia on June 20 1927 at 11 a m. By order Hon W B H Thomas Judge paperiee Court this Sunday June J F Singletary Clerk Superior Court Thomas County.
Maggie Mae Fitzsimmons, widow of Coleman M. Fitzsimmons, applies for twelve months support for herself and two minors Charlotte and John B. Fitzsimmons. Appraisers return filed. Cited to show cause at the July 1927 term why the support should not be granted and the return approved. Wm. M. Jones, Ordinary.
A July marshal sale will offer for cash a house and lot facing 60 feet on McKinley Street. The property lies north on McKinley, east by Katherine Haskell, south by B F Cochran, west by L J Quinn, and is levied to satisfy a City of Thomasville tax claim against Mary Parramore. A B Milton, City Marshal.
The bulletin covers cottage cheese production using skim milk with optional cream added later for economics. It notes salmon color reflects species, not pack quality, and offers party meal ideas for children. Advice covers bedbug control with flammable solvents, rug cleaning methods, and paraffin sealing for jelly jars with proper cooling and storage.
Mitchell Street Allen Normal Subdivision bounded by Broadnax Avenue Mitchell Street W J Seabrooks and an alley. Levied as property of W J Seabrooks to satisfy a tax fire from Thomasville against W J Seabrooks.
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