Untitled Legal Notice From Brewster County Texas
Plaintiffs in a 1944 Brewster County Texas suit allege ownership and possession of multiple lands described by surveys and certificates in Elk Mountain and nearby blocks. Defendants and unknown heirs are cited to answer by February 10, 1945. The case seeks title quieting and removal of clouds on the lands with a writ of possession if granted.
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Easea
Nora Grace Stante
Nora Grace
Loa
Iandy Bass
Lilie
Lille Base
Francis Saucier
Brewster County
Tex
Brewer County
Texas
A.D
Alpine
JW. Frazer
Clarence Hord
Jane Morrow
State OF Texas
John Little
D.S. Combs
D. S. Combs
L. J. Kidd
J.J. Kidd
C. F. Hughes
C.F. Hughes
E. P. Hughes
EP. Hughes
Truman Overby
In Overby
C. K
Sheen
C.K. Shelton
C.K Shelton
C.K. ‘Shelton
Charley James
Charley
Ssames
Ghatey Tames
Ghariey Samer
Tilman and Stes
Tillman
FM. Newman
FM Newman
F. M. Newman
District Court
Alepine
Phil Fipn
Humble Oil
Retinine Company
Texas & Southwestern Cattle”‘Raisers “Association
David Nolland
Shuler
Guy S Combs
Nora G. McGehee
JH. McGehee
Lila. C Matthews
J. L. Sathews
Treapase
Teas
Towit
Grantee
Tre Staty.Co
Trantee
TA Silry.co
T.cry.co
T.c.ry.co
NE. Cor
Sur
SE. Cor
T.c.ry. Co
T. Sur. Co
N.W. Gor
Ta Stl
Mt. Ridge
Varas
Floyd C. Dodson
Miller
Jgitle Santacruz
Santacruz
Nettie Santacruz
Julie Bishop J
Bishop
Julia Bishop
Heulah Lapasay
Lopassy
Beulah Lopasay
Laura Dubusion
Laura Dubu
Ben Sau ‘Cier
Men Saucier
Jack Saucier
Wallace Saucier
Lizzie Sau Jeier
Lizsie Saucier
Willie Saucier
Jack P. Saucier
IC. B. Saucier
C. B. Saucier
Guy Saucier
Mire “Mack
Market cattle prices rise as holiday demand tightens supply
Los Angeles market notes show slaughter cattle and vealers firm, with steers $15.80 to 16.38 and heifers up to $14.50. Cows steady to $13, bulls $12.75, stockers scarce. sheep and lambs little changed with good wooled lambs near $19. Desirable ewes between $5.30 and $6.90. Numerous heirs and names listed in probate-like notices appear amid the text.
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Los Angeles
Canan
Pardon Granted to Army Lieutenant After Noted Service
Governor Coke Stevenson granted a full pardon and restoration of citizenship to a 26-year-old Williamson County Army lieutenant who served a Texas prison sentence for burglary in 1941. He joined the Army in 1943, completed 51 missions in the European theater, and earned decorations. Public notice includes heirs of several named parties in a Brewster County court case filed December 20, 1944, with Santa Cruz and Saucier families among those named.
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Coke Stevenson
Williamson County
Texas
Youngstef
Wountaville
Vee
Kept in the Fight War Bonds Ad as Pearl Harbor Touches Hearts
A wartime appeal recalls a young girl waving goodbye to her father in the wake of Pearl Harbor. The message notes 85 million Americans funding bonds, with bonds bought three years ago now worth more. It urges continued purchases to sustain the war effort.
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Pearl Harbor
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