Knoche Knoche Watts partition suit cited for 1938 terms
Publication notice in Colorado County Texas for a partition suit No. 10075 involving F A Knoche Jr Minnie B Knoche and H C Carpenter as plaintiffs and J A Watts as defendant. The case seeks division of land on 223 acres near Columbus, with a plan to appoint commissioners and possibly employ an engineer to divide the property, and asks for court costs against Watts. Also includes a tax foreclosure notice for Eagle Lake Independent School District on parcels 12 and 19 in Putney Rees Site, Saris Lake, with foreclosure to enforce delinquent taxes.
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Colorado
Columbus
Texas
A. D
F. A. Knoche, Jr
Minnie B. Knoche
F. A. Knoche, Sr
H. GC. Carpenter
J. A. Watts
Colorado County
Sandies Creek
Paulding
Sam Howston
A.D
Lavaca County
Smd
W. K Paulding
Thonne N.ader
Colorado-Lavacs County
Brownsea
Asa McClure
Miewestone
McClure
F. A-Knoche
Carpenter
H. A. Carpenter
J. A ‘Watts
Essie Gant
Engle Lake Independent School District
District Court
Said
Tiranel
Anid
Texae
Rogie Lake
Putney-Rees
Saris Lake
Toleralo
Tsint Uni
Fawlty Lake
Ineppendint Scheol District
Sears
Taxing units totals and court clerk seal in Colorado County Texas
Tax records show yearly amounts for the State of Texas Colorado County and Eagle Lake city from 1926 to 1936 with figures including principal sums and interest. The document notes an aggregate of 118.57 dollars and is signed by W. C. Papenberg, Clerk District Court, Colorado County, dated January 4, 1938 in Columbus Texas.
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State of
Texas
Colorado
Eagle Lake
Columbus
A. D
W. C. Papenberg
Colorado County
Rice Sales Show Rise in District Activity
D A H Boyt of the American Rice Growers Association reports Beaumont area trade reaching 400 barrels sold Wednesday through the Beaumont Enterprise. Blue Rose sales totaled 6 000 barrels to Comet Rice Mills for 3 a barrel, with 9 000 more shipped to Devers division Stowell. Pfeffer Rice Milling Co of Houston bought 1 400 barrels of Patna rice, at 3 3 3 759 per barrel, freight 16 cents paid by the mill. Local warehouses still hold much of the crop and growers remain confident prices will rise to meet demands, potentially spurring further movement.
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Rayne
Tribune
Iales
Beaumont
Pfeffer Rice Milling Company of
Houston
Devers
Stowell
Boyt
Calhoun Matthews 4-H Boys Meet for Volleyball Court Plan
The Calhoun Matthews 4-H Club Boys met January 20 under Miss Lucy Kate Rogers. They planned and leveled a volleyball court and prepared the school garden to be the district's first of its kind. The Turner family from Anahune visited Mr Turner’s brother during the weekend.
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Aurelio Orit
Calhoun-Matthews
SCHOO
Jack
Lucy Kate Rogers
Calhoun
Idea vs ideal in speech and effort
The article contrasts idea and ideal, noting how one letter changes meaning. It argues ideals require real effort, not just wishes, and calls for turning thoughts of world peace and community welfare into practical ideals rather than mere ideas.
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Eagle Lake
Valley pitcher Bob Meitzen visiting for big league hopes
Bob Meitzen of Robstown, a well known Valley pitcher, is visiting his parents at Pecan Valley Plantation. He plans to enroll at Texas University in February, with Coach Bible predicting a bright future in baseball and hoping he makes the pitching staff in the major leagues.
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Bob Mettzer
Robstown
W. F. Meltzen
Pecan Valley
Bob
Texas University
Cosch Bible
Garwood Couple Guests Of Miss Mattie Mersfelder
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle T. Phillips of Garwood spent Saturday evening here as guests of Miss Mattie Mersfelder and other relatives and friends.
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Lyle T. Phillips
Garwood
Mattie Mersfelder
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State of Texas
Eagle Lake —I Ndependent School District
J. W. Turner
Anahune
Tarner
FED Sgood
M. Logan
Bob Meitzen
Liberty Magazine
Kolberg's Creamilk Dairy
Telee
Regiona
Lorie
Ateleken
Tricha
N Fondu
Southwesteen Bell Telephone Company
Uncle Sam
Alamo
Frank Stephens
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