Notice of Marshal Sale in Winters Texas Real Estate
United States Marshal announces sale of two parcels in Winters Runnels County Texas. Under a 1936 court order in Cause 1813 Law Colorado Fuel and Iron Products vs Hardin et al the property includes Lot 1 Block 1 Grant Addition and Lot 19 Block 1 Grant Addition Ballinger. Auction set March 3 1936 from 10am to 4pm at the Runnels County Courthouse steps.
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United States District Court
Northern District of Texas
Colorado Fuel and Iron Products Company
H. H. Hardin
Mary Katherine Hardin
Frank Hardin
Susan Kinnebrew
Dena Searcy
Ben W. Searcy
W. E. Connell
J. R. Fielder
A. D
Winters
Runnels County
Texas
County of
Runnels
State of
Rubotton
Parsonage Street
Trustees of the Methodist Church
Court House
Ballinger
San Angelo Fat Stock Show slated for March 7 to 11
San Angelo's Fat Stock Show at the Fairgrounds runs March 7 through 11 and features Texas leading fat lamb division growth with new sheep barn for 1500 pens. Carload entries join singles from numerous counties including Tom Green Reagan Uvalde and Ballinger. Auctioneer Col Earl Gartin of Greensburg IN will preside over the fat stool sale on March 10.
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Texas
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Merizon
Bronte
Rocksprings
Sterling City
Richland Springs
Menard
Tom Green County
Garden City
Eola
Concho County
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Winters
Runnels County
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E. E. Young
San Angelo High School
A. K. Mackey
Texas A. & M. College
College Station
Mackey
Southwest
Earl Gartin
Greensburg
Ind
Peace Poll Drive Aims 12 Million Signatures Worldwide
Dr Mary E Woolley of Mount Holyoke College heads the Peoples Man date to End War. The campaign seeks twelve million signatures in America and thirty eight million abroad. Mary Cummins Eudy of Louisville Kentucky, a former embroidery studio head turned poet, criticizes the harmony of business and poetry.
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America
Mary E. Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
Mary Cummins
Eudy
Louisville
Two Women Propose Tower to Honor Presidents at 1936 Fair
Dr. Gertrude Duncan and Miss Elizabeth Seay Hall of Hunter College suggest a Tower of the Presidents beacon with a broadcasting station and stately halls to be opened to the public on land near the World’s Fair grounds in 1936 New York. H J Butts confined at home this week with pneumonia. Leonard Stover and family visited him. A prodigal son more tolerable than a prodigal father. Time returns us to Mother Earth.
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New York
United States
Gertrude Duncan
Elizabeth Seay
Hunter College
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