Legal Proceedings Notice in Limestone County
The document details a court summons in Limestone County Texas dated September 1935. It pertains to a petition and the defendant’s response requirements at the county courthouse in Columbus. It calls for pleadings, intervention, and claims related to Case No. 276% with a hearing at the next regular term.
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Culcade
Eny
Columbua
Aaliy Couyt
Tomer Heatti
Calurnd
Fagle Vale
Plaiantt
Oicrady
Texan
Columbus
Gristumber A. D
Newanwer Pheirs
Texas Dove Season Rules Change Amid Open Season Adjustments
Texas Game Department announces dove hunting changes from September through November across multiple counties, with phased statewide openings and a special four day weekly limit below the Texan Mexican Railway. Federal migratory waterfowl rules add a 143 day duck season, doubled bag limits, and adjusted possession limits for mourning doves and whitewings.
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Texas-syvill
Game Department
Qntaber Slim
Yoskum
Terry
Lynn
Garza
Kent
Stonewall
Haskell
Throckwinton
Young
Jack
Wise
Denton
Collin
Flint
Parker
Tarrant
Dallas
RackWall Mailmarr
Johnson
Hopkins
Delta
Franklin
Colorada
Texan Mexican Railway
Rio Grande Valley
Webb
Federn
Texas
Trent Novimber
Mkeks
Baptists Hold Bible Lesson At WMU Meeting
The Baptist Woman's Missionary Union held a January meeting at the church with Miss Moble Davidson delivering a Bible lesson to a large crowd. Two visitors attended Mrs. Jintly Dupree of La Cringe and Mrs. UO. R. Wilkes of EL Puy. The groups plan a Benevolence Day in the church basement next Tuesday.
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Baptist
W. M. UV. Inet
Moble Davidson
Jintly Dupree
la Cringe
Eagle Lake
UO. R. Wilkes
EL Puy
Hefare Mote
Fon
Magidson
H.D. Swearenger
Lestesses
Garwood Presbyterian Church Announcements
Bundey School at 10 am with M L Heiman superintendent Morning worship at 11 45 Sermon The Church Yesber day and the Church Today Woman's Missionary Society meets Wednesday Activity Club meets Wednesday at 737 D My on Sunday there will be 2 conference reports on the Young Peoples Summer Conference held at Bastrop Food sale The ladies of the Presbyterian Auxiliary will host a food sale at Frank Stephens Co store tomorrow morning Mrs A Ruggl es son Mo Borson Ruggles and two daughters Audrey and Shirley Ruggles of Bell Isle visiting family of their son and brother J A Angeles Mr and Mrs W A Dallas left for Rochester Minnesota to enter Mayo Bros Clinic Mrs Robi Burris daughters Busses Piers Emms and Bobble and Addison of Franklin ton Louisiana visiting sister Mrs C B Byor ist and brother Jake Wood Miss Dorothy Resse visiting Fort Worth ant Mrs 0 A Williamson
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Hubert C. Travis
Bundey School
M. L. Heiman
Tople
Topin
Teik' Woman's Missionary Society
Trs
Clu
Young Peoples
Bastrop
Robi Burris
Busses Piers
Emms Ami Bobble
Aon
Addison
Frankinton
Loulalana
Famins
C. B. Byorist
Jake Wood
Mrs. BT Gordon and Miss Da phene McEstingey
Readable fragments note two women, Mrs. BT Gordon and Miss Da phene McEstingey, as part of a social item or local column. No clear event or place is specified in the available text.
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BT. Gordon
Phene McEstingey
Wernes
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