Citation by publication in Brazos County Court
Public notice summons the unknown heirs of John D Holcomb deceased and their heirs to appear at the Brazos County District Court in Bryan on September 6 1915 to answer a land dispute suit No 7111 filed July 7 1915 by A L Mondrick and J Webb Howell seeking restoration of land described as the John D Halcomb one fourth league survey and quieting title with damages for unlawful ejectment and adverse possession claims spanning over ten years and five year statute of limitations as grounds for relief
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Brazos County
John D. Holcomb
Bryan
Texas
A. D
A. L. Mondrick
J. Webb Howell
John D. Halcomb
Towit
County of
Brazos
State of Texas
Mitchell Bros
J. C. Manning
J. W. Barron
Public Questioning of Credibility Sparks Debate
A columnist notes widespread public skepticism about officials and media credibility. The piece argues for transparency and critical reading without endorsing panic or cynicism, urging readers to verify facts from multiple sources.
Citation Notice in Brazos County Justice Court
The document commands J. Q. Adams to be summoned by publication for four weeks in a Brazos County newspaper or nearest district paper. He is to appear at the next term of Justice Court Precinct No. 4 in Bryan on July 26, 1915, to answer W. T. James's petition seeking $62 for a casket and burial robe. The plaintiff has filed an affidavit and bond for writ of attachment. the defendant is alleged nonresident of Texas.
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Brazos County
J. Q. Adams
Twentieth Judicial District
Judicial District
Justice’s Court
Bryan
W. T. James
Texas
L. D. McGee
Brazos County Singing Convention Adopts New Officers
The Brazos County Singing Convention adjourned after a two day session at Reliance Church. E A Peters opened the meeting, Miss Artie Smith gave welcome remarks, Willie Cook delivered the response, and officers were elected J C Cloud Reliance president Willie Cook Steep Hollow vice president Clyde Goen Harvey secretary treasurer. New Bethel Church chosen as next meeting site. Seven choirs were represented and large crowds attended with hospitality noted throughout Reliance and surrounding areas.
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E. A. Peters
Harvey
T. L. Tobias
Steep Hollow
Artie Smith
Reliance
Willie Cook
All. S. S. Kelly
Kurten
Baylor University
Waco
J. C. Cloud
Clyde Goen
New Bethel Church
Convention closes with thanks to Reliance community
The article notes that resolutions were adopted praising those who contributed to the convention and especially thanking the people of the Reliance community for their hospitality.
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Reliance
Train Hits Car Near Woodville Crossing
A southbound Houston and Texas Central train struck the Sheriff T. C. Nunn family car at the Woodville crossing as they returned from Edge. The occupants Roy Nunn Lamar Bethea L. D. McGee and Scott were uninjured though the car suffered major damage. The crossing is noted as one of the city's most dangerous with a history of accidents.
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Houston & Texas Central
T. C. Nunn
Roy Nunn
Lamar Bethea
Woodville Crossing
Draft German reply on Lusitania crisis prepared
The preliminary draft of Germanys reply to the American note regarding the Lusitania and submarine warfare has been prepared. It will be submitted to the German departments before being sent to Washington.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Overseas News Agency
Washington
Electric cars to Ursuline Convent
The interurban service by electr city to Villa Maria began yesterday and crowds last evening showed its popularity to the convent. The service will be improved soon and the nickel fare makes a trip possible for all after 7 o clock. Time cards available at the office.
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Villa Maria
Open Door Policy Warning From U S to China and Japan
The Associated Press reports from Peking that on May 15 the United States warned China and Japan it would not recognize any agreement that endangered the open door policy. No further details were provided.
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Associated Press
Peking
United States
China
Japan
Fourth of July casualties rise with nationwide toll
The Associated Press reports 19 dead and 1,903 injured from two days of Independence Day celebrations. Fire losses total $235,375 nationwide, up from $99,545 last year, as recorded by the Tribune with corrected figures.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
The
Tribune
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Bryan, Texas
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Reliance Choir
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Tanii
Sheriff Nunn
Ursuline Convent
Rogers Bros
Arbuckle Bros
Bynum’s Run
Telmo Brand
Axminster Art
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