Big Raid Clears Bootleg Stills in Crane Texas
Odessa april 11 large raid led by Sheriff Reeder Webb and County Attorney D Vance Swan sweeps Crane oil town seizing 15000 beer bottles and 109 gallons whiskey. 25 fined and 15 residents ordered to leave. court held overnight under electric light with officers from multiple counties and federal agencies.
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Odessa
Crane
Reeder Webb
Ector County
D. Vance Swan
Crane County
Webb
Red Light
Swan
McCamey
Borger
Quiet City and School Elections Reported in Rockdale
The Rockdale city election April 5 produced 18 votes with Alderman Ward 1 going to Tom Marrs 17 votes over G M Edmundson. Ward 2 elected M N Stricker with 18 votes. School trustees E B Phillips John E Cook and Rev R E Roberts were re elected in the Rockdale independent district.
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Tom Marrs
G. M. Edmundson
M. N. Stricker
E. B. Phillips
John E. Cook
Rev
R. E. Roberts
Rockdale Independent
Ford Special Excursion Party Heads to Houston by Train
The Ford special train from Taylor to Thorndale and Rockdale carried about 500 Taylor residents plus 54 and 70 excursionists respectively for a Houston visit. Ford dealers and local companies organized the trip with a tour of the Houston assembly plant, a free lunch from the Houston Chamber of Commerce, and a city and ship channel tour in the afternoon. Return plans set for around 8 PM to continue home.
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Houston
Ford
Taylor
Thorndale
Rockdale
Ford Motor Company of
Smith Motor Co
Thorndale Auto Company
Gaither Motor Company
Ford Moto Company
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Ship Channel
Former Thorndale businessman sells mining interests for $50000
W. D. Junek received a letter from S. E. Allen stating he and his father closed a deal for the sale of their mining interest at Lordsburg New Mexico for $50 000 and plan to open a drug store there around June 1 Allen also notes he has taken the agency for Freshman Masterpiece Radio sets and is pleased with his prospects
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W. D. Junek
S. E. Allen
Lordsburg
N. M
Mr. Allen
Mr. Junek
Thorndale
Thorndale Champion
Baptist leaders head to State Sunday School Convention
H. P. Black educational director of the Baptist church, with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Garrett and Miss Mabel Jeter, departed Monday for San Antonio to attend the State Baptist Sunday School Convention.
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H. P .Black
The
Baptist Church
J. H. Garrett
Mabel Jeter
San Antonio
State Baptist Sunday School Convention
Milam County Sheriff Sale of Tyson Lands Sealed by Court
A Milam County sheriff sale notice announces foreclosure of first and second liens by The Calvert State Bank and Wichita State Bank on a 54 2 3 acre tract in Milam County. The action arises from a March 1927 district court judgment against T. C. Tyson and Lena Tyson for $1 158.30 and $2 874.46 plus interest and costs.
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Milam
District Court
Milam County
Penn Wolf
Calvert State Bank
Es Ae Tyson
Lena Tyson
Wichita State Bank and Trust Company
T. C. Tyson
Texas
Jas. McLaughlin League
J. H. Drennam
W. C. Pritchett
Towit
N. Eb
P. O. Brs
N. W
B. J. Brs
S. W
S .E
P. M. Harlan
M. FE. Holmes
M. A. Holmes
S. M. Thompson
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Milam County
L. J. Blaylock sheriff announces a public auction of real property belonging to T. C. Tyson and Lena Tyson. The sale occurs May 3, 1927, at the Cameron Court House between 10 AM and 4 PM under a valid levy and sale order, as described in deed records Vol. 169 page 60. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in the Cameron Herald.
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T. C. Tyson
Jno
Court House
Milam County
Cameron
Texas
Levy
Lena Tyson
Cameron Herald
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E. A. Wallace
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
Terry’s
Island Reds
F. R. Dunlap
Henry F. Lippman, Mgr
Diamonds
Fred Henry
S. Travis St
Chas
Frank Green
C. N. Green & Brothers
S. R. Cotton
Palace of Sweets
Sheriff's Sale
State OF
Cardus
Ina Mae Jinright
Troy
Ala
L. J. Blaylock
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Missouri Pacific Lines
Rtilroad
Mississippi River
Western Railroads
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