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Thanks for the idea dboard. I opened up the stock acad.dwt and pulled in both the new and old blocks got the same results. Looking into things further I saw that the old block had the old text style name 'Siefert_Annotation' and that was brought into the dwg with the block so it displayed properly. The new block has the new text style called 'SA-Standard' and it did not display properly. The new text style didn't follow the block. So I manually brought it into file, still didn't work. Check the command line and it said "Textstyle(s) added. Duplicate definitions will be ignored"
At first this didn't make sense, it's a stock ACAD template with none of our styles in it, how can there be a duplicate. I tried renaming our new text style form 'SA-Standard' to 'BOB', opened a new stock template and it worked. The new block with the correct text was displaying properly. 'BOB' was in the file and everything was good.
So, it appears that even though our text style is called 'SA-Standard' ACAD thinks for some reason it is the same as 'Standard' and won't load it. This is really odd because our dimension, table, and multileader styles are all named the same (SA-Standard) and they have had no problems being inserted. Obviously a quick fix is for us to just change the name of our styles but I'm wondering if this is a bug in ACAD.
Thanks everyone for your help, at least I was able to figure out why it was happening.