Sheriff Sales in Thomas County Highlight Multiple Property For Sale
Public outcry sales in Thomasville list land parcels in land lot 382 145 acres in the 13th district with boundaries to Mrs Elmore T S Miller Freeman J H Roberts and others and separate notices describe a blue mare mule a light bay horse mule a 1 ton Ford truck and a locomotives boiler and engine at Nelms Bros Lumber Co with delivery from Meigs and other parcels a four room house and lot in Pavo described by Cromartie Street boundaries and owned by C A Adams all to satisfy city court executions in 1925 1926 with sheriffs Gordon E Davis and Gordon F E Davis issuing the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Court House
Thomasville
Georgia Fertilizer & Oil Company
Bernan, Williams & Co
Nelms_ Bros. Lumber Co
Meigs
Era
Public sale of 500 plus acre tract near Coolidge and Thomasville
A public outcry will occur before the courthouse door in Thomasville for the sale of a 500 and 219 acre tract on the Thomasville Autreyville Coolidge Boston roads. The property bounds A V Davis J D Sherrod D P A Kennedy S H and M J Martin and W D Willis W W Murphy and traces to T C McKibben via S Steyerman M R Mallette. The plat by A J Stanaland dated March 24 1911 is attached to the abstract in the Federal Land Bank of Columbia file. The levy arises from an execution against McKibben in Thomas County Georgia.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Court House
Thomasville
Autreyville
Coolidge
Boston
County of Thomas
State of Georgia
A. J. Stanaland
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
S. C
A. V. Davis
J. D. Sherrod
Dp. A. Kennedy
S. H
M. J. Martin
W. D. Willis
W. W. Murphy
T. C. McKibben
S. Steyerman
M. R. Mallette
Gordon E. Davis
Meigs Lumber and Moulding Labor Lien Notice 1925
Legal hours of sale for lumber and moulding at the Welms Bros Variety Works and Nelms Bros shed in Meigs Georgia. Property to satisfy a labor lien in favor of J. T. Natworth against Nelms Bros Co. Items viewable at Meigs Variety Works. Date noted in October 1925. Thomas County Georgia.
Sheriff Sale Notices From Georgia Counties in 1920s Records
A garbled sheriff sale notice from Thomas County Georgia details auctions of farm equipment livestock and property. The text references cane mills hay presses wagons cottonseed and various animals including horses mules and cows with locations near Pavo and Moultrie road and names such as J H Hancock Gordon Er Davis Novo Engine Co and Gasville Iron Works.
Heavy item to stay. sale at Thomasville Iron Works
The item described as heavy and costly will not move to the courthouse but can be viewed at Thomasville Iron Works. It is levied on as the property of Thomasville Iron Works to satisfy an execution from the City Court of Thomasville in favor of Motty & Company, Indeon? and against Thomasville Iron Works. This 7th day of October, 1925. Gordon E. Davis, Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Nelms Brothers Lumber Co
Old Staudt
Meigs. Ga
Nelms Bros. Lumber Co
W. J. Burna
Nelms Bros. Lumber
Thomas County
J. H. Hancock
Court House
Pavo and
Moultrie Road
rTas County
J. H.cock
Ty Court
BR. Bennett
State of Georgia
Pavo
J. H. Han- Said
Bank of Pavo
Gordon ER
Davis
Weorgia
Bame
Thomasse Iron Works
Novo Engine Co
Gasville Iron Works
Gordon E. Davis
Georgia
Thomasville Iron Works. Levied On As the Property of Thomasville Iron Works
Motty & Company, Indersee
Thomasville Iron Works
Gordon
E. Davis
Sale of Lands in Thomas County Boston Ga
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Thomas county the sale will be held at public outcry on the first Tuesday in November 1925 at the courthouse door. It includes three tracts in Boston Ga block 34 on South Main and Stephens streets, with houses and boundaries tied to the Blalock and Surley properties and McCollum heirs. Administrator estate of Louisa McCollum.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Said County
Main Street
City of
Boston
R. A. Futch
W. H. Blalock
McCollum
City of Boston
Stephens Street
Blalock Estate
F. J. Surley
Rn. L. Williams
Louisa MeCollum
Land sale by Bank of Pavo in Thomas County Georgia
The Bank of Pavo acting through T R Bennett will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in November 1925 in Thomas County Georgia two business lots on Harris and Main streets Pavo fronting 50 feet with 90 feet depth. The sale under a deed from J Frank Harris to secure a note of 2160.44 dollars with total indebtedness 2305.40 dollars. Proceeds applied to debt and costs with balance to Harris.
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Georgia
Thomas County
J. Frank Harris
Bank of Pavo
State of Georgia
Aald Bank of Pavo
T. R. Bennett
Harris Streets
Ola Davia
Main Street
Harris Street
J. C. Webb
Bank of
Pavo
Vy. R. Bennett
G. H. Redfearn
Primitive Baptist Church
Pear Street
H. Roberts
R. R. Redfearn
Bank of Thomasville
R. Bennett
Bank OF PA
Georgia Foreclosure Notice on 1921 Security Deed
In Thomas County Georgia the power of sale under a 1921 security deed by Lillie V Binning is invoked. The property in Thomasville will be sold at public auction on the first Tuesday in November to satisfy the indebtedness with interest at 8 percent and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Georgia
Thomas County
Ola Sampson
Thomasville
Georgia
Lillie V. Binning
Said County
Atree
Lindlfe
Land Sale Notice in Thomas County Georgia Auction
The administrator for the estate of H C Davis advertises a public sale of 200 acres in Thomas County lot 72 on the first Tuesday in November 1925. The tract excludes lands in the southern portion owned by Missouri Davis and will be sold by tract, not by acreage, at the courthouse door during legal hours. THOS K DAVIS administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Ordinary
Thomas County
Georgia
Court House
Missouri Davis
Thos. K. Davis
H. C. Davis
Land sale notice in Thomasville Georgia 1925
W. H. Bibb advertises the sale of two acres in the 13th district Thomas County Georgia as security for debt owed by Joe Bailey. The property at Lot 262 bounds Ponder Roberson Wilson and will be sold November 3 1925 at the courthouse door for cash to satisfy a $250 debt plus interest and 10 percent attorney fees. Proceeds first cover debt and costs with any balance to Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Georgia
Thomas County
W. H. Bibb
Thomasville
Georgia
Joe Bailey
Superior Court
Said County
Dor
Charles Ponder
Mitch Roberson
Math Wilson
Public sale of J M Clewis estate assets in Thomasville
Ordinary of Thomas County Georgia announces administrator assisted sale of all real estate owned by J M Clewis at his death. Properties include residence lot in Thomarville, multiple Thomas County tracts totaling about 33 1 2 acres, city lots on Stevens and other streets, and parcels in Fletcherville and Mallets Hardaway addition. Sale set for first Tuesday in November 1326 at courthouse door, cash.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
J. M. Clewis
Thomarville
Rapiaton 5 Avenue
Love Streets
Love Street
Remington Avenue
13Th
Linton Mill Road
Thomasville
Stevens Street
Metcher
Leater
Hannah Fields
Ada Brown
City of
McSwain
Wilson Johnson
G. W. McCormick
City of Thomasville
Oak Street
Monroe
Clay Streets
Wilson Johnson Everett
McCollum
Wilson Johnson McCormick
Fletcherville
Lester Street
College Avenue
Lester Atreat
Hardaway
Property and stock sale notices from Thomasville Georgia deeds and guardianships
Public notices announce the sale of real estate in Thomasville with lots in block A and portions of South Vein, Thomas County, plus 200 shares of West Texas Petroleum stock. Followed by administrator and guardian actions for heirs BeR Beauregard Clewich and Fuel Bell McCullars, with leave to sell real estate to be granted at the November 1925 Court term.
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Thomas County
Thomanville
Georgia
South Vein
Algo
West Texas Petroleum Company
Hig Late
Remington’ Avenue
Thomasville
Beauregard Clewich
Louis S. Moore
Heirs to Appear for Probate Hearing in McGee Case
Estelle HcGee applies as executor for probate in solemn form of Henry A. McGee. Heirs at law must appear at the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in November for the Bronere hearing. H V Owen guardian seeks discharge from guardianship. show cause in the court house on the first Monday in November 1925. Witness dated October 7, 1926.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate and Bank Stock
Mrs A Sherrod as administrator seeks leave to sell the real estate of H H O Neal and ten shares of Farmers and Merchants Bank stock of Coolidge Georgia. An October 1926 citation order was issued. The Court of Ordinary will rule at November 1926 term unless cause is shown.
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Georgia
Thomas County
A. Sherrod
H. H. O'Neal
Bell
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Coolidge
Court of Ordinary
Wm. M. Jones
Notice to Sell Real Estate of Willie Johnson Deceased
W B Hambleton administrator of Willie Johnson deceased applies for leave to sell real estate. An order for citation was made at the October 1925 term. All heirs and creditors are notified that the court of ordinary of Thomas county will rule at the November 1925 term unless cause is shown to oppose.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Lula FE. Miller
H. A. Miller
W. B. Hambleton
Willie Johnson
Willis Johnson
Wm. M. Jones
Discharge Petition Filed For Estate Of Mrs BE A McTyre
Duncan Bickley administrator with the will annexed on the estate of Mrs BEA McTyre has petitioned for discharge. The court of Ordinary for the county orders all persons concerned to show cause why the discharge should not be granted at the regular term to be held on the first Monday in November. Wm e Jones Ordinary.
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Georgia
Thomas County
H. V. Owen
Mra
Owen
Said
Wm. M. Jones
Duncan Bickley
BE. A. McTyre
Court of Ordinary
Wm.e Jones
Manning widow seeks twelve months support in court
Ellen Manning applies for twelve months support for herself as widow of Charles Manning. Appraisers report. Citations issued to show cause at November term. Mrs. R. H. Hurst applies for permanent administration on the estate of R. H. Hurst. Creditors and next of kin to appear and show cause why permanent administration should not be granted. Witnessed by W M Jones, Ordinary, September 1935.
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Thomas
Court of Ordinary
Chambers
Ellen Manning
Charles Manning
Wm. M. Jones
Georgia
Thomas County
R. H. Hurst
R .H. Hurst
Application for permanent administration of Charlotte Little estate
J M Jones applies for permanent administration of Charlotte M Little of this county. Creditor and others having claims are cited to appear at the clerk’s office within the legal time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Date October 5 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
J. M. Jones
Charotte M. Little
Charlotte M Little
Charlotte Little
Wm. M. Jones
Probate Notice for Sallie Hurst Will Case
Hurst applies as executor for probate in solemn form of the last will and testament of Sallie Hurst late of the county deceased. Heirs at law are required to appear at the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in November 1925 to show cause why the probate should not be granted. October 6, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Estelle
Henry A. McGee
Wm Jones
Thomas
Hurst
H. Hurst
Sallie Hurst
Wm. M. Jones
Petition in Thomas County for Stock Certificate Proof
P C Searcy administrator of Mary B H Laurie estate files petition in Thomas Superior Court for establishment of certificate of stock No 117 for five shares of Thomasville Road Hatate and Improvement Company. Hearing set at the Thomasville court house 12:00 PM on a date in October 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Searcy
Mary BH. C. Laurie
Thomas Superior Court
Thomasville Road Hatate and Improvement Company
Mary H. C. Laurie
Superilor Court
California Law Seeks to Control Cotton Planting
California acts to limit planting and ginning of all cotton varieties except Acala in Imperial Valley districts. The law aims to standardize fiber quality and promote merchantable cotton, though critics say enforceable acreage limits may follow. Legal scholars doubt constitutionality. challenge expected next spring.
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California
Walton Peteet
National Council of Farmers’ Co-operative Marketing Organization
Washington
Baltimore Sun
Imperial Valley
Loan sharks prey on Seattle municipal workers
In Seattle, about two thousand of five thousand city employees become loan-agency victims. Paychecks are assigned to lenders, with high interest often deducted before workers receive any funds. Despite a one percent monthly legal limit, some loans yield up to 86 percent. Police estimate patrolmen owe from fifty to six hundred dollars, averaging one hundred, with total monthly interest around three hundred sixty dollars per man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Harry W. Carroll
Severyna
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Meies
Meigs Variety Works
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