Martiaz Partida Murder Trial Set for July 29 1920
Martiaz Partida charged with murdering his wife near Gause on June 30 is slated for trial on July 29, 1920. A special venire of 42 men has been summoned. Attorneys appointed are Hon. U.S. Hearrell and B. P. Matocha. State Transfer Agent Bud Russell transported Paul Garcia and Jesse Marshall to Huntsville for penitentiary intake. Judge Jno. Watson presiding in Franklin tries the James murder case. initial verdict found guilty with 23 years, later reversed for a new trial. Commissioners Court met in regular session. Gov. candidate support remarks by W. G. Gillis in Davilla for R. E. Thomason.
Names of Couples in a Local Marriage Registry Row
A list of pairs appears to be couples or persons connected in a registry. The fragment includes George Ridley Vinson with Addie Irene Moseley, H. C. Palms with Ethel Maxwell, Monica F. Trevino with Angelita Va ne, Aldine Henry with Lizzie Pullen, Beckley E. Dyer with Ivy L. Mooney, Sandy Wilkerson with Parthina Ad- Joe Cherry with Maggie Washington, Richard D. Gause with Nettie L. Bonds, John Taylor with Annie Bondy, Henry Sutter with Mary Endlert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ridley Vinson
Addie Irene Moseley
H. C. Palms
Ethel Maxwell
Monica F. Trevino
Angelita Va
Aldine Henry
Lizzie Pullen
Beckley E. Dyer
Ivy L. Mooney
Sandy Wilkerson
Parthina Ad
Joe Cherry
Maggie Washington
Richard D. Gause
Nettie L. Bonds
John Taylor
Annie Bondy
Henry Sutter
Mary Endlert
Fake aspirin sold as talcum powder across Brooklyn
The article reports millions of fraudulent aspirin tablets produced by a Brooklyn manufacturer were mainly talcum powder. It warns buyers to insist on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, noting the Bayer Cross marks genuine American made tablets in original Bayer packaging with proper directions.
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Brooklyn
Bayer
Ford dealers listed in regional roster
W. W. Kyle of Tanglewood F Dymke of Rockdale R A Williams of Thorndale J J Kunz of Thorndale Mrs Harvey Gandy of Cameron William Kohling of Ben Arnold T B Ryan of Rockdale are identified as Ford dealers or representatives in a regional sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Kyle
Tanglewood
Ford
F. Dymke
Rockdale
R. A. Williams
Thorndale
J.J. Kunz
Harvey Gandy
Cameron
Ick
William Kohling
Ben Arnold
T. B. Ryan
Property Transfers in Milam County Land Deals
A series of Milam County deeds shows Wm. G. Brown and others convey 121 acre and 121 acre parcels from Robertson grants, W. W. Terry and Annie Stallworth plus others record sales, with prices ranging from 100 to 11,225 dollars. Transactions cover Cameron, Rockdale, Milano, and Burlington additions and several state land grants.
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Wm. G. Brown
C. P. Sanders
S. C. Robertson
Milam County
W. W. Terry
Harry Clark
Daniel Robertson
Annie Stallworth
Theresa Jensen
Burns
Cameron
O. P. Sanders
C. Robertson
W. M. Farmer
Knox Bunting
West End
Rockdale
Wm. Mitchell
B. T. Christian
Porter A. Latimer
Washington Heights
D. A. Thompson
Fay Childs
Feme
Sam and
C. E. Anderson
Wm. Pharris League
C. P. Sanderson
J. P. Sparks
J. A. Dillon Etux
Marvin Janeway
Dillon Heights
Burlington
J. H. Burnet
C. W. Jones
Milano
John Nolan
Anna Barkemeyer
Henry Barkemeyer
Chas, Martin
W. R. Hartrell
C. J
Jesse Q. Jones
Mariano More
Sarah McWhirter
T. G. Ricketson
Gabriel Jackson Grant
Notice of Election in Milam County Texas 1920 Bonds
Notice states an election will be held July 1 1920 at Jones Prairie Store Colamon School District 68 to decide if bonds totaling 8800 dollars shall be issued for constructing and equipping a public free school building. Bonds are 440 each, twenty in total, 5 percent interest, payable over 20 years. Voters will also decide if the Commissioners Court may levy annual taxes.
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State of Texas
Milam
Jones Prairie
Colamon
County Board of Trustees
Ln Bool
Milam County to vote on district bonds in July 1920
County Judge orders bond election with voters to decide on issuing district bonds and creating a sinking fund. Qualified residents may vote, with ballots marked For the Bonds or Against the Bonds. Presiding officer B. F. Stidham to appoint two judges and two clerks and report results within five days.
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B. F. Stidham
Commissioners Court
L. L. Blaylock
Milam County
Texas
Dirigible Makes Flight First Navy D 1
The United States Navy D 1 airship made its first flight July 13 at the Goodyear Akron air station near Wingfoot Lake Ohio. Built by Goodyear for the navy it is 200 feet long with 180000 cubic feet of gas and crew of six. It carries two Union engines 250 horsepower fuel for 20 hours and cruising range over 1000 miles. The craft includes wireless gear and sleeps quarters for the crew.
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United States
Navy
Goodyear-Akron
Wingfoot Lake
Akron
Ohio
Army
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Union
Miss Owen Bacon Returns from Dallas Visit
Miss Owen Bacon returned from a visit to Dallas last Saturday.
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Owen Bacon
Dallas
Democratic unsoundness and deceit in land plank critique
The writer accuses Neff of proposing socialist land policy to trap him from condemnation. Thomason is branded weak for defending his vote against prohibition while admitting support for woman suffrage, claimed as dishonest if his first vote was sincere.
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Thomason
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Rogers
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Enric
Groves
Blinn Memorial College
J. L. Neu
Brenham, Texas
Just
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Meade
Fors Medicine Co
St. Louis
Grove'e
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B. F. Looney
Pat Neff
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Wamed
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Looney
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