Citation By Publication In Brazos County 1908
Public notice commands Sheriff to serve Fannie Taylor by weekly citations for four weeks in Brazos County Texas before March 1 1908. Plaintiffs S H Dunlap and W E Johnson seek foreclosure of a material man lien on Lot 6 Block 1 McConnico Addition Bryan Texas for two promissory notes dated June 4 1907 with 10 percent interest and attorney fees.
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State OF
Texas
Brazos County
Fannie Taylor
20Th Judicial District
District Court
Bryan
A. D
S. H. Dunlap
W. E. Johnson
S. H. Dunlap & Co
Fannie Tr
T. R. Batte
Ss. H. Dunlap & Company
McConnic
H. O. Jones
Advertisement for Livestock Feed and Hay Supply
Harder and Buckhaults advertise readiness to supply alfalfa hay North Texas hay and White Wolf stock food. One sack of stock food equals two sacks of bran in value. Phone 251 for orders.
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North Texas
Harder & Buckhaults
Willard Bank Robbery Loots Ten Thousand Dollars
Five bandits looted the Bank of Willard of $10,000 after blowing the safe with nitro. A street battle erupted as residents formed a posse and pursued the robbers, who escaped on a handcar along the railway with the loot.
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Willard
Bank of
Judge Morrow Rules Calif ornia Development Case Returns Control
Judge Morrow of the U S circuit court of appeals orders control of the California Development company to revert from the Southern Pacific to the original stockholders. The decision ends years of litigation over the Salton basin irrigation system that delivers Colorado River water to about 800000 acres of desert land.
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San Francisco
California Development Company
Monster
Colorado River
Salton Basin
Southern Pacific Company
Morrow
United States Circuit Coum of Appeals
Nine Miners Die in Kentucky Coal Mine Blast
Central City Kentucky February 11 Nine miners were killed and another injured when a gas explosion hit the Moody Coal Company mine at Southern Carrollton three miles from Central City Thirteen men were at work and the blast wrecked the interior cages making surface evacuation possible only by seven oclock in the evening
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Central City
Moody Coal Company
Carrollton
Aldrich Opens Debate On Emergency Currency Bill
Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island opened the senate debate on his emergency currency bill. Republicans and Democrats listened with attention while a large gallery heard the remarks. J Pierpont Morgan attended the session. Senator Foraker replied to the president’s statement on the use of appointing power, with letters showing the president’s attitude in one case.
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Washington
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Committee On
Senate
J. Pierpont Morgan
Foraker
Denver Press Club Declares Denver Hotels Adequate
Denver Press club adopts resolutions deploring newspaper stories predicting hotel shortages during the Democratic national convention. The club insists Denver hotels are modern and sufficient to house any expected crowd and urges papers nationwide to print the protest.
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Denver
Denver Press Club
Count Boni de Castellane Convicted in Assault Case
Paris report states Count Boni de Castellane found guilty by the correctional court of criminal assault and battery on his cousin Prince Helie de Sagan. He was fined $20 with the prince awarded damages of 20 cents.
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Paris
Boni de Castellane
Prince Helie de Sagan
Taft Committee In Charge After Ohio Primary Ruling
Columbus February 11 The supreme court affirmed the lower court ruling in Cuya hoga county Republican primaries. The decision places the Taft county committee in charge of the party affairs.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Cuyahoga County
Taft County Committee
Governor Johnson Invited to Address Alabama Industrial Convention
The Alabama Industrial Association invites Minnesota Governor Johnson to speak at its May 2021 annual convention in Montgomery.
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Ohile
Johnson
Minnesota
Alabama Industrial Association
Valuable Box Stolen From Hopkins Office in City
Minneapolis report states a tin box containing bonds and securities worth 50 000 dollars, belonging to John C. Hopkins vice president of Hopkins Land Co, vanished from his Metropolitan Life Insurance building office. The papers were locked in a safe deposit box left on his desk while he briefly left the room.
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Minneapolis
John C. Hopkins
Hopkins Land Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Jewelry Heist At Dinner Party In Memphis
While a dinner party at Frank G. Jones home on Vance avenue was underway, thieves entered a second story window and stole jewels valued at $20 000 belonging to Garrett E Lamb his wife and daughter of Clinton Ir guests of the hosts.
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Memphis
Frank G. Jones
Vance Avenue
Garrett E. Lamb
Clinton, Ir
Great Damage Done
Atlanta and vicinity slowly recover from sleet storm that isolated the city. Street cars and railroad communication were disrupted and telegraph lines broken beyond repair. The storm abated leaving rain, with no loss of life but heavy property damage to wires and lines.
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Atlanta
Governor Recommends Kelsey Removal as Insurance Chief
Albany Feb 11 Governor Hughes renewed to the senate his recommendation from last year that Otto Kelsey be removed from the office of state superintendent of insurance on grounds of incompetency. The senate rejected the measure last year by a 27 to 24 vote.
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Albany
Hughes
Senate
Otto Kelsey
Kelsey
Car Demolished In West Helmstead Plunge Injures Six
A street car plunged over an embankment in West Helmstead Pittsburg area injuring six passengers. The car was completely demolished and responders rushed to the scene. No further details on injuries or the cause were immediately available.
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Pittsburg
West Helmstead
Ex-Premier Franco Leaves Marseilles for Genoa
Ex-Portuguese premier Franco and his family depart Marseilles for Genoa Italy with two detectives in attendance, signaling a guarded royalist exiled move and possible security measures.
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Marseilles
Franco
Portugal
Genoa
Italy
Women and the Theater Says Playwrights Aim to Please
Theater Magazine argues that the modern playwright should first please women in the audience and then the female characters on stage. A play that wins women’s favor is likely to succeed as men attend to accompany or escort them.
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Theater Magazine
Shoop
Shop
Shoops
Racine
Wis
Sam
Book
Public citation to Oklahoma Vinegar Company in Brazos County
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication in Brazos County demanding the Oklahoma Vinegar Company answer a petition filed February 10 1908 in case No. involving C A Harris. The notice sets February 24 1908 in Bryan for the appearance and details unpaid salary totaling 199 98 dollars plus 29.93 dollars expense, with the executor L D McGee signing the order.
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Brazos County
Oklahoma Vinegar Company
Arkansas
20Th Judicial District
Justice’s Court
Bryan
C. A. Harris
Co. A. Harris
Texas
L. D. McGee
Justice of the Peace
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Ltt
E. C. Harder
W. Buckhault
CRAIN
Haswell’s Book Store
Southwestern Life Insurance
GCO
Dallas
Tex
Joe B. Reed
Friend-In-Need Society
Denverites
the Press Club
Taft Committee
Alabama
Women and the Theater
the State OF Texas
Precinct No. 4
Brazos
County
James & Nunn
Isvs
E. Fort
E. Rohde
Higgs Market
N. Jennetta
Smith Drug Co
Houston
Galveston
Enison Austin
Waco & Ft. Worth
C.K Dunlap
Mousta
M.l.robbins
M. H. James
S. H. Franklin
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