Notice to defendants in land suit in Bosque County
Publication summons commanded for Samuel W Allen Frances C Henderson David O Warren J Pinkney Henderson Fanny Henderson Julia Henderson Biddle Henderson Martha Lyonean Henderson J Bradstreet Henry Bradstreet Mary G Bradstreet Mary B Hoffman Francis S Hoffman Raymond B Scudder Catharine Rainey La Fayette Rainey and B C Franklin and heirs in Bosque County Texas to appear at the March 1919 district court in Meridian. Plaintiffs N C Cochran and Mary E Ragsdale sue for fee simple title and quiet title to 541 12 acres of Samuel W Allen survey and 100 acres of James Smith 18 labor survey, with claims of adverse possession and clouded title.
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Bosque County
Texas
Samuel W. Allen
Frances C. Henderson
David O. Warren
J. Pinkney Henderson
Fanny Henderson
Julia Henderson
Biddle Henderson
Martha Lynean Henderson
J. Bradstreet
Henry Bradstreet
Mary G Bradstreet
Mary B. Hoffman
Francis S. Hoffman
Raymond B. Scudder
Catharine Rainey
la Fayette Rainey
B. C. Franklin
A. D
N. C. Cochran
Mary E. Ragsdale
W. T. Ragsdale
Frost Proof Cabbage Plants Ready for Shipping Now
Young Plant Co. of Fort Worth Texas advertises frost proof cabbage plants ready for shipping. Pricing shown includes 1 000 plants for 2.50, 500 plants for 1.50, and 100 plants for 500. Leading varieties are delivered.
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Young Plant Co
Fort Worth
Texas
Filibuster Tactics Fail In Senate Final Passage
The "Victory Loan" bill clears the Senate just before 7 AM Sunday after extended filibuster tactics. The measure heads to the House for consideration as supporters tout its national finance aims and projected impact on wartime funding.
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Senate
Doomed Bills Cloud Congress Action as Sessions End
Washington reports a Saturday night session as the Senate passed the loan bill in its House form, delaying a new congress call. Many major measures including navy and army funding appear doomed, while wheat price support and deficiency appropriations move forward. Suffrage and daylight saving repeal efforts face likely failure this session.
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Washington
Senate
House
Wilson
Congress
France
Railroad Administration
Shipping Board
Move to lift cotton embargo persists among states
Washington reports say representatives from cotton producing states believe the effort to remove the embargo on free shipment of raw cotton to Europe is not closed. Delegates have conveyed to France that Germany and Austria could receive raw cotton under restrictions to aid those countries in paying war indemnities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Austria
Robison Denies Being Offered Bribe in Land Office Probe
Land Commissioner J. T. Robison declares he never charged anyone with offering him a bribe. The statement follows a House resolution seeking an investigation of the general land office over the alleged bribery claim.
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Austin
Texas
J. T. Robison
General Land Office
Robison
Governor Hobby May Call Special Session Soon
Austin Texas Governor Hobby will not insist on postponing the called legislative session until next June if a majority of members want it to follow the present session.
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Austin
Texas
Hobby
Senate Committee Backs End to Federal Wire Control
The Senate Committee reported favorably Chairman Bankhead’s resolution to terminate federal control of telegraph and telephone services and other wire utilities on December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee
Bankhead
Postmasters to Meet at Mineral Wells Texas
A. H. Buie, president of the Texas Postmasters Association, announces the annual meeting in Mineral Wells on May 27 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Texas
A. H. Buie
Texas Postmasters' Association
Mineral Wells
Victory Loan Bill Recommended by Senate Committee
Washington reports the Victory loan bill proposing a short term note issue of 6.06 billion dollars has been favorably reported by the senate committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee
Italy Lifts Import Embargo On Shoes And Leather
The Avar Trade Board announces removal of the import embargo on shoes and leather. American exporters must secure an Italian import license before shipping these commodities.
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Italy
Washington
Avar Trade Board
Aly
Letter from Sgt Anderson Reflects Furlough Life in Chamonix
Chamonix France January 29 1919 Sgt E S Anderson writes to brother O M Anderson about enjoying furlough freedoms and meals delayed until 10 am. He describes destroyed villages near the front, French hospitality, and learning language while noting pay of 94 1/2 francs monthly about $18 and plans to return home. He recalls travel by ship, submarine danger, and hopes for Paris visit, ending with greetings and anticipation of homeward orders.
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Bowie
Chamelord
Uncle Sam
Sam
George
E. S. Anderson
B. 144Th Infantry
Herbine for Indigestion Relief
Advertised remedy Herbine claims to ease indigestion by a few minutes relief and pushing fermenting matter into the bowels for expulsion. Sold by all druggists.
No Profit in Profiting From Our Mistakes
A reflective note argues profits from errors would spur further mistakes, suggesting restraint and learning from missteps rather than exploiting errors for gain. The remark frames humility and prudence as ethical guides in decision making.
Herbine Proves Constipation Remedy Widely Sold
Herbine cures constipation and reestablishes regular bowel movements. Sold by all druggists.
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Guaranty
State OF Texas
S. C. Smith
District Court
Meridian
Schou Bree
Clifton Mill & Elevator CO
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Chimonix
O. M. Anderson
O. M
Hindenburg Line
Guage
Camelord
Adolphus
Dallas
Paris
Yonne
Geo
J.B. McCoy
Clifton
McNeill Hardware & Imp. Co
Valley Mills
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