Citation to Defendants in Bosque County Real Property Suit
The notice commands publication in a Bosque County newspaper for four weeks prior to March 17, 1919. Plaintiffs Alma Braune Carl Braune and Henry Bernhardt sue George Bond and others for 126 acres on Ildress Creek seeking title quieting and damages, with defendants named and residence unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
George Bond
Calvin Burch
W. H. Everett
N. H. Crow
August Zuchike
Elijah Burch
Stephen Bozarth
N. G. Warnell
Anderson Burch
August Zudilke
Co Burch
N. G
Warnell
Eee
Bosque County
District Court of
Meridian
A. D
Alma Braune
Carl Braune
Henry Bernhardt
Fee Simeie
George Bond Survey
Ildress Creek
Prickly Ash Bitters Promoted for Digestive Health
An advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a bowel tonic that improves regularity and strengthens the stomach liver and kidneys. It lists a price of $1.25 per bottle and credits Price & Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price & Stuart
Man questions extravagance of administration
A man believes personal extravagance is acceptable yet contends the Administration oversteps its rights in the same behavior. He contrasts private restraint with public spending. The remark highlights tensions over government spending and moral limits.
Prickly Ash Bitters A tonic for kidneys urinary organs
Kidney weakness, bladder troubles and digestive disorders are within the curative power of Prickly Ash Bitters. As a tonic for the kidneys and urinary organs it has proved its value. Price $1.25 per bottle. Price & Stuart. 42-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price & Stuart
Influenza Threat Prompts Advice On Pneumonia Guards
Washington health officials warn influenza may fuel pneumonia and bronchitis this winter. Surgeon General Rupert Blue urges fresh air, proper clothing, and avoiding crowding to cut deaths. A poster on droplet infection explains transmission and is available free from the Public Health Service.
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Washington, D. C
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health Service
Blue
Bureau of Public Health
Treasury Department
Berryman
Washington
Plain Citizen
Surgeon General
U. S. Public Health Service
Roy Brierson among locals as Fort Worth soldier visits
Roy Brierson, a Fort Worth soldier, visits Crawfills Gap as friends host him. The town reports many travelers, smallpox cases, and holiday gatherings while noting Reverend changes, a discharge, and a fatality in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfills Gap News
Roy, Brierson
Fort Worth
Otto Pederson
Colwick
Norse
Pate Stanford
Stork
Torrel Torkelson
Martin Bertelson
Bert Johnson
Meridian
P. C. Nelson
Nazarene Church
Orwell J. Nease
Camp Travis
W. F. Rutherford
Waco
Postmaster Brown
Clifton
Magnus Larson
W. H. Cox
Lula Pearl Smith
Gatesville
Beulae
Armind Sather
John
S. Samuelson
Selmer
Samuelson
Charley Cranfill
Bud
Percival
Will Cranfill
Clairette
Loraine
Charley
Elsie Grimland
Belvin Swenson
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Auto Truck and
St. Tennison, Proprietor
H.W. Hering
Clifton Marble Works
J. W. Houston
Clifton, Texas
State OF
S. C. Smith
United States
Otto Reesing
Camp Stanley
Leona Parsons
A. O. Gibbs
Accompan
Shannon
Sam
Navy
W. W. Jones
Tom Parker
Kelly Field
J. L. Rowe
Mt. Pleasant
Roswell
N. M
W. C. Pendleton
Willie Tindall
Olaf Olson
Leslie Arrant
R. C. Arrant
Joe Votan
el Reno
Okla
Frank
Gap
Andy Pendleton
Stephenville
Pete Grimland
Sylvan
Walter Scoggins
Sam Richardson
Koppers
Hopper
J. M. Arnold
Wiliamson County
Nancy Griffin
John Bell
West
Wallace
Joe
Ole
Schowl
Square Business Dealing
Tarrant County
G. T. Budworth
Meridian College
Burkburnett Oil Field
Over Corner Drug Store
Clifton, Tex
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