Notice to Serve Non-Residents in Brewster Tax Suits
Public notice from Brewster County Texas directs Unknown Owner and any interests in Abstract No. 978 to appear at the March term of the District Court in Alpine to defend the delinquent 1899 taxes on 640 acres tied to Texas and St. Louis Railway. The State seeks judgment condemning lands and sale to satisfy taxes and costs. W H Ragin Clerk issued October 26 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ragin
Brewster County
State of Texas
Alpine
Texas
Notice in suit for delinquent taxes in Brewster County
The State of Texas through the District Court of Brewster County issues a three week notice to all persons owning or claiming interest in Abstract No. 977 certificate No. 699 survey No. 25 original grant Texas and St. Louis Railway land 640 acres delinquent for 1899 taxes. The owner is sought as defendant by process and other interested parties are summoned to appear and defend.
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State of Texas
Brewster
Brewster County
L. N. Halbert
of Texas
Texas and St. Louis Railway Company
District Court
Court House
Alpine
W. H. Ragin
Offee
Alaine
Texas
Brewster Coun
State of
Rrantee
J. M. Caldwell
J. M. Caldwell Et al
County of
G., C. and
S. F. Railway Company
Sarah Robson
Delinquent Tax Suit in Brewster County Texas Names J M Caldwell
The State of Texas sues J M Caldwell and others for taxes due for 1899 on land parcels held by the original grantee G C and S F Railway company. Abstract Nos 160 163 and 156 159 cover 610 to 640 acres per tract. The case, issued October 26 1990, seeks collection and parties are to appear at the March term.
County of Brewster Delinquent Land Notice to Robson Claimants
The State of Texas through Brewster County fights a 1900 suit against Mrs. Sarah Robson and others to recover taxes due for 1899 on land delinquent in Brewster County. The notice instructs all owners and claimants to appear or respond in the district court.
Delinquent Texas land tax claim in Brewster County
In August 1900 Brewster County Texas cites Abstract No. 14 for 640 acres in Survey No. 23 held by A. B. and M. The land is delinquent for 1898 and 1899 state and county taxes totaling 14.63 dollars with unknown owner and require appearance to show cause for judgment. This item includes unrelated quotation from the Chicago Times Herald.
Questions to Ask Teacher Daily Quiz translated
The Boston Journal presents a weekly question page for students. Monday asks which animal provides the most material for clothing. Tuesday asks for the chief city officer. Wednesday asks where the United States’ greatest railway center lies. Thursday asks which island Napoleon was banished to and its location. Also includes a distinction between imports and exports.
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United States
Boston Journal
Quote on choosing lesser evils unsettles confidence
An Indianapolis News opinion line notes that after selecting the lesser of two evils, readers often feel their confidence in their own judgment is badly shaken, reflecting skepticism about tough moral choices.
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Indianapolis News
The Commoner and the Democracy Debate 1900
A political tract argues for the term common people and defends democratic principles. It criticizes populists silver Republicans and Kansas City platform supporters, urges faithful adherence to democracy, and warns reorganizers toward republicanized aims. The piece defends principled unity and questions vague opposition.
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Corporation
Kansas City
Philippine Islands
Onde
Ames
United States
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G. C. and
Chicago Times- Herald
Commoner
W. J. Bryan
the Commoner
Webster
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