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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1925
Page
9
Public outcry sale set for the first Tuesday in June 1925 at the Thomasville courthouse to settle debts secured by deeds. Describes parcels in Thomasville and Pavo, Georgia, with proceeds to creditors and the estate of Tom Brown andMrs. W C Harris.
Public sale planned for the June 1925 to satisfy a promissory note secured by a June 1905 security deed. Property consists of two Thomasville lots fronting Mitchell Street with a house, tied to the estate of the late Tom Brown, sale proceeds to settle debts with any surplus to his estate.
Notices announce foreclosures on two Thomasville lands. Orrie Gibson’s Emma Gibson place at Hall Lane and Itchell Street will be sold at courthouse door after default on a 1921 security deed. James Montgomery's Lots 1 and 2 in Dewey City to be sold for nonpayment on a 1923 deed with proceeds to cover debts and costs.
Notice of foreclosure sale by Priscilla Williams and Alfred Williams on a security deed with J B duBignon, for property in Thomasville Georgia, 211 Fern Street, description of the lot 50 by 210 feet, in Fletcherville area, sale to highest bidder on first Tuesday in June 1925. Proceeds to repay indebtedness and expenses.
Notice details a mortgage sale of 364 acres in lot 379, 13th district, Thomas County to satisfy debts of Bertha H Pope to Life Insurance Company of Virginia, with sale set at public outcry at the courthouse. Includes second order for sale of undivided half interest in land near Fletcherville, Thomas County, under court order.
Public outcry sale held at the court house in Thomasville Georgia pending tax foreclosure on seventy acres in lot 379 thirteenth district Thomas County. Property is levied on as the estate of Mrs W F Pope to satisfy tax fi fa against the estate. Sale to be in June 1926 to the highest bidder for cash. Gordon E Davis sheriff.
Public auction to be held on the first Tuesday in June 1925 at 409 East Remington Avenue, Thomas County Georgia, for H J Myrick tax Fi Fa in favor of Pp S Heeth. Property description includes a canal and a lot with approx 50 feet front and 100 feet back. Sheriff Gordon E Davis announces the sale.
Multiple properties seized for tax debt in Thomas County Georgia. Listings include vacant lots near Pavo street and College street, tracts in land lot 398, and a 16 acre parcel, all levied to satisfy tax liens against J L Brannon E Tris Napier Co Ford Gardner Turner and Alfred Johnson. Public auction details given with dates in 1925.
Public outcry to sell two parcels and a vacant lot at the Thomasville courthouse to satisfy 1924 and 1925 city tax claims. Properties include a 35 foot Oak street frontage lot and a 100 foot Booker street pair, bound by city and private properties, under A H Hicks and Tom Slayes.
Tuesday in June 1925 a tax sale is advertised for a tract in Thomasville Georgia. The property fronts about feet on Inner Boulevard and is bounded by Necl Bros Mary Johnson West Jerger street Mrs J E White and Rosa Hawkins. The sale is to satisfy a 1924 tax claim in favor of the City of Thomasville.
Legal hours of sale announce two vacant lots in the City of Thomasville bounding Inner Boulevard and W H Platt, with ownership listed as Unknown. Another notice describes a house and lot on ruaway Street and boundaries with I S ton and others, levied to satisfy city tax assessments from 1935.
A vacant lot in Thomasville city bounded by North Spair street and County Line road is levied on as the property of James Stuart to satisfy a tax foreclosure from the city. The notice is dated May 6 1926 and signed by City Marshal A B Alton.
In the legal hours of sale on the hat Tuesday in June 1935 the marshal will sell to the highest bidder a house and lot in Thomasville Thomas County Georgia fronting about 35 feet on South Spair street bounded north by W. B. Hamilton east by South Spair street south by W. N. Hamilton and west by Mrs. John Pollard to satisfy a tax lien against Tom Roan and the sonville.
City Marshal A Elton advertises two tax executions dated May 6 1926. One lot fronting about 60 feet on Wolff Street in a Cochran and Timmones bounds area is levied on Mary J Morris to satisfy a tax fi fa from the city. A second parcel fronting about 50 feet on McKinley Street bounded by Cochran and L J Quinn is levied on Bebe Davis to satisfy a tax fi fa from the city.
The court house door in Thomasville Georgia is set for a sale of property in Thomas County fronting about 35 feet on Forsyth Street. It is bounded north by Maggie Brown, east by Forsyth Street, south by Cerrietta Wilson, and west by Della Umendy. Levied to satisfy a tax fi fa against Rosa Boswell.
Notices describe land auctions in Thomasville with property lines and owners such as Hannah Davis and Doss Gibson. City Marshal A M Milpton and A Hamilton supervise levies to satisfy 1924 tax assessments. Frontages include South Mitchell Street and Cook Street near Beadie Davison properties.
Notice of public sale to satisfy a tax fi fa against Maggie Gloster. Property fronts 5 feet on Hayes street and runs north to 4. S. Hroadnax, east to Sallie Randall, south by Hayes street, west by Joe Miller. Dated May 6 1925 in Asville.
Legal houra of sale in Thomasville Georgia describe property bounds north by I H Young east by corporate line south by R G Mitchell west by Laurel Hill cemetery levied on John Groom to satisfy a tax fi fa dated May 6 1928. Includes another section in Thomasville with bounds north by renay east by F D Dismuaky south by corporate line west by W Evans levied on Herbert Hardy to satisfy a tax fi fa from city of Thomasville for taxes year 1924. Public sale scheduled at hours of sale with cash bid.
Court House door in Thomasville reports levy on Jim Gibson property fronting about 50 feet on Teddy Street and 100 feet deep, Ivy on Teddy Street to south and Tom Williams on west, levied as property of Owner asville and Owner Unknown. Dated May 6, 1926.
A property description runs 130 feet on Inner Boulevard and 225 feet on Passmore street bounded north by Passmore, east by Inner Boulevard, south by J. F. Cratemiles, and west by G. Sandy Larkina. Levied on the Owner Unknown to satisfy a city tax lien from Thomasville dated May 6, 1926.
Public sale ordered by the Court of Ordinary for Bessie Craigmiles executrix of Minnie C Varnedoe estate features Lot 238 in the 18th district containing 86 acres west of the Dixie Highway between Thomasville and Tallahassee. Citations require show cause why administrators should not be discharged and letters issued. Velma A McRae permanent administration sought. all notices issued by Wm M Jones Ordinary.
A petition to the Superior Court of Thomas County seeks incorporation of Jemison Realty Company for 20 years with capital stock of 250 shares at 100 each. The document outlines principal office in Thomasville and authority to establish branches, mortgage security, and real estate brokerage activities for pecuniary gain by the shareholders. It lists H. Merry as attorney and J F Singletary as clerk, with a seal dated May 11, 1925.
Petition seeks corporate charter for a Georgia Thomas County venture to run a general warehouse business. It requests powers to build warehouses, own real estate, issue bonds, mortgage property, sue or be sued, adopt by laws, and immunities for shareholders limited to unpaid capital. Notice confirms filing in Thomas County Superior Court. Also mentions final settlement for Chastain Approach Fills project with claims due by June and lists Bryson Livestock Co. engineers.
Regular May 18 1926 session in Thomasville with Mayor Hay and seven aldermen. Refunds granted to H Feinberg. G G Moore's license refund denied. Ordinance proposed requiring vaccination and tagging of all city dogs with antirabies vaccine and a $2 fee, issued by Health Commissioner or licensed vet, tags to prove inoculation with owner records.
Tokio reports a 6 by 7 by 16 foot stone chest unearthed in Tango province near Kyoto containing five ancient award clasps five neck decorations six magatama royal beads and earthenware fragments. Archaeologists date the relics to about 1000 years ago possibly linked to Emperor Go Shirakawa who is tied to temple construction in the area and the three sacred emblems.
Paris still has old time charm as chair mend ers collect and repair worn seats. Workers ride bicycles that rise in a pyramid before they begin repairs at homes.
Public bids requested by May 25 for double barbed wire cattle fence along the Georgia Florida line in Thomas county. Materials to be supplied by the county, contract at 80 dollars per mile, $500 bond, 15 percent retainage on completion, bids may be rejected. Officials J F Pittman and L Heald announce informal letting rights.
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