Public notice summons in Bosque County Texas 1919
The State of Texas commands the Sheriff to summon Samuel W Allen Frances C Henderson David O Warren J Pinkney Henderson Fanny Henderson Julia Henderson Biddle Henderson Synean Henderson J M 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 all heirs of listed defendants by publication in Bosque County newspaper for four weeks. Plaintiffs N C Cochran widow and Mary E Ragsdale with husband W T Ragsdale sue to quiet title to 541 12 acres of Samuel W Allen survey and 100 acres of James Smith 18 labor survey on Childress Creek asserting ownership and adverse possession for over 20 years and seeking cancellation of defendants claims and full relief. Return day third Monday in March 1919 at Meridian District Court.
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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
A Synean Henderson
J. M. Bradstreet
Henry Bradstreet
Mary G. ,Bradstreet
Mary B. Hoffman
Francis S. Hoffman
Raymond B. Scudder
Catharine Rainey
la Fayette Rainey
B. C. Franklin
Martha Lynean Henderson
Mary G. Bradstreet
District Court
Meridian
A. D
N. C. Cochran
Mary E. Ragsdale
W. T. Ragsdale
Samuuel W. Allen
James Smith
Childress Creek
Frost Proof Cabbage Plants Ready for Shipping
Young Plant Co. of Fort Worth Texas advertises frost proof cabbage plants ready to ship. Available quantities include 1000 plants at $2.50, 500 at $1.50, and 100 at 500. leading varieties are delivered promptly.
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Young Plant Co
Fort Worth
Texas
Filibuster Tactics Fail in Senate Passes Victory Loan Bill
The Senate gave final passage to the Victory Loan bill shortly before 7 A.M. Sunday after extended filibuster tactics failed to block its approval. The measure aims to support national defense financing and related efforts.
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Senate
Doomed Mass of Legislation Awaits Action in Congress
Washington reports indicate an unprecedented mass of bills faces doom with key measures likely to fail. The Senate kept a weekend session to pass the loan bill and adjourned as the House disposed of the hospital bill report.
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Washington
Senate
House
Wilson
Congress
France
Railroad Administration
Shipping Board
Cotton Embargo Fight Continues Across Europe
Washington reports from cotton state representatives indicate the drive to end the embargo on free cotton shipments to Europe is not closed. Delegates have suggested to France that raw cotton could enter Germany and Austria with restraints to help those nations pay war indemnities.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
Robison denies bribe offer in land office probe
Land Commissioner J. T. Robison of Texas says he never charged anyone with attempting to bribe him. His denial follows a House resolution calling for an investigation of the General Land Office over an alleged bribe offer to Robison.
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Austin
Texas
J. T. Robison
General Land Office
Robison
Hobby Won't Press June Called Session Delay
Governor Hobby states he will not insist on delaying the called Texas legislature session until June if a majority of members want it to follow the present session.
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Austin
Texas
Hobby
Senate panel backs ending federal wire control resolution
The Senate Committee reported the resolution of Chairman Bankhead favorably providing for termination of federal control of telegraph telephone and other vital utilities. December 21.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Bankhead
Postmasters to Meet at Mineral Wells Texas
A. H. Buie, president of the Texas Postmasters Association, announces the annual meeting at Mineral Wells on May 27 28 and 29. The event gathers postmasters from across the state for sessions and official business.
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Ennis
Texas
A. H. Buie
Texas Postmasters’ Association
Mineral Wells
Victory Loan Bill Recommended by Senate Committee
Washington report shows a senate committee favorably reporting a Victory loan bill authorizing a six hundred million dollar short term note issue for wartime financing.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Italy Removes Import Embargo on Shoes and Leather
The War Trade Board reports Italy lifts its import embargo on shoes and leather while American exporters must obtain an Italian import license before shipping these goods. The move affects trade between Italy and the United States during wartime commerce controls.
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Washington
War Trade Board
Italy
Letter from Sgt. E S Anderson from Chamonix France in 1919
Sergeant E S Anderson writes to his brother O M Anderson from Chamonix detailing a furlough in January 1919. He describes relaxed routines, hotel life with Y M C A facilities, and the contrast with war torn villages in the vicinity. He notes pay, meals, travel plans, and hopes of returning home with updates on family.
Take Herbine for Indigestion Relief and Expulsion
An old advertisement promotes Herbine as a remedy for indigestion. It claims pain relief within minutes and that it moves fermented matter into the bowels for expulsion, with sale at all druggists.
No Profit in Profiting From Mistakes
A reflective note argues that learning from errors prevents repeating them and implies profit should not arise from past missteps. The speaker warns that financial gain from mistakes would encourage more errors rather than improvement.
Herb ine cures constipation and regains regular bowels
An old advertisement claims Herbine cures constipation and reestablishes regular bowel movements sold by all druggists.
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Guaranty
Clifton, Texas
J. M. Jenson
State OF Texas
S. C. Smith
Tex
Clifton Mill & Elevator CO
Sgt. E. S. Anderson
Chimonix
O. M. Anderson
Hindenburg Line
Guage
Camelord
Adolphus
Dallas
Bowie
Chamelord
Uncle Sam
Sam
George
Paris
Yonne
Geo. Washington
86Th
E. S. Anderson
B. 144Th Infantry
J. B. McCoy
Clifton
McNeill Hardware & Imp. Co
Valley Mills
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