Washington battles Mitchell fight over air power gains
General Mitchell battles within Congress over aircraft development and faces possible reassignment. His wife funds his political run from Michigan as critics compare his push to Admiral Sims’ wartime acts. The piece also notes Germany and Italy appointing ambassadors, U S world court talks stalling, and a domestic political clash over women’s equal rights and protective labor laws.
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Washington
Mitchell
Army Air Service
Congress
War Department
Michigan
William. Sims
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Sims
White House
Texas leads farm and ranch product standings
Texas holds top position in multiple categories including cotton, grain sorghum, beef cattle, sheep and mules with total value crops at 763,667,000 dollars. Iowa is second at 488,645,000 and Kansas third at 413,071,000.
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Texas
Iowa
Kansas
Young P. K. Wrigley Elected President of Wrigley Co
P K Wrigley elected president of the Wm Wrigley Jr Co the nine million dollar chewing gum firm. At just past thirty he is among the youngest U S presidents of a major manufactory. He previously built the Australian market and has served as vice president since 1915 except for two years in Naval Aviation during the war. His father William Wrigley Jr becomes chairman of the board.
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Wm. Rigley Jr. Co
P. K
United States
Wrigley’s
Australia
United States Naval Aviation Service
Wm. Wrigley Jr
Notice of Temporary Guardian Appointment for Minors in Comanche County
The State of Texas commands publication of a notice in a weekly newspaper for ten days before the return day. Tom Johnston is named Temporary Guardian of Beryl, Mildred, Tom Jr., Hal, and Luther Johnston, minors. The appointment by the Comanche County Court on December 12, 1924 will become permanent unless contested at the next term beginning April 6, 1925. Public is invited to appear and contest.
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Comanche County
Comanche
Texas
Sheriff’s Sale of Comanche County Land in 1925
The sheriff of Comanche county Texas announces a real estate sale under a February 4 1925 order. The tract lies in Comanche county part of 179 acres patented to R R Lane February 16 1918 and is described by metes and bounds totaling about 8 12 acres. The sale occurs March 3 1925 between 10 am and 4 pm in front of the Comanche county courthouse.
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District Court
Tarrant County
Texas
48Th
Judicial District
Fleming H. Revell
H. Burks
Nettie Burks
W. R. Kerley
O. M. Simmons
Comanche
County
R. R. Lane
Publication Citation In Comanche County Texas
Public notice commands unknown heirs of Johan W Tunnell and Martha Tunnell to appear in the Comanche District Court by March 2 1925 regarding a trespass to try title suit No T116 filed January 20 1925 by J L Northcutt. The case concerns 117 acres from John Reid Survey Patent 619 and seeks quiet title and partition. Court clerk W H Gore dates January 29 1925.
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State of Texas
Comanche
Johan W. Tunnell
Martha Tunnell
Hon. District Court
J. L. Northcutt
al. Tunnell
John W. Tunnell
Comanche County
Texas
A. C. Tunnell
E. W
W. E. Watson
John W
Publication Citation Notice in Comanche County Court
The document details a 1925 petition in Farmers and Merchants National Bank of De Leon versus W T Patterson and wife Donnie Patterson et al. It seeks foreclosure of a deed of trust on Hidalgo and Comanche county lands and lots in De Leon Edgewood Heights, with summons by publication in a Comanche county newspaper. It requests writ and sale orders against the defendants and reserve of excess funds to Patterson.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank of de Leon
Texas
W. T. Patterson
Donnie Patterson
Frank Carter
Beamer Syndicate
W. D. Price
John Moffit
C. J. Fulton
Stewart Farm Mortgage Co
R. B. Creager
American Rio Grande Land and Irrigation Co
H. B. Seay
Guy Patterson
de Leon
G. B. Hooker
G. E. Hooker
R. R. Harvey
Hidalgo
Comanche County
Westlake
Edgewood Heights
Hidalgo County
Big sale on used Singer Sewing Machines Saturday
Texas notice from January 26, 1925 states W H Gore Clerk details a big sale of used Singer Sewing Machines set for Saturday. The fragmentary text mentions Texas and dates but lacks full context of location or organizer.
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Singer
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