Notice of Trustee's Sale in Colorado County Texas
Alfred C. Kammer as Trustee will sell at the courthouse door in Columbus on October 6 1925 between 10 am and 4 pm the property of Interstate Rice Milling Company Inc including land buildings and all attached machinery to satisfy notes totaling 120 000 00 with 90 000 00 due and unpaid held by Hibernia Bank and Trust Company and secured by a deed of trust dated December 8 1921 signed August 21 1925.
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Texas
Colorado
Interstate Rice Milling Company, Inc
Wegauie Td
Louisiana
Rayne
Alfred
Kammer
New Orleans
Rowit
Cane Belt Railroad
San A Antonia
Aransas Pass
San Antonio
Barrow
Mortagagor
Interstate Rice Milling Company Inc
Hiternia Bank &Crust Company
Sald Hiternia Bank & Trust Company
Hibernia Bank and Trust Company
Alfred C. Kammer
Columbus
Colorado County
Interstate Rice Milling Company
An Anonymous Verse on a Worn House and Faith
The piece reflects on a weathered structure and the unseen Architect who may again restore or remove it. It suggests endurance through time, teaching readers to trust in divine wisdom and find rest beyond this world. Also notes Bible class gatherings and local family moves and visits.
Happenings Across Illinois and Nearby Visits
Local notes recap visitors to Illinois households over three months. Ernest Wiese of Berkeley California traveled with his mother to visit Ed Wiese’s family, then headed to Houston and Topeka for short stays. Ruth Kelly stayed with the Hough sisters. Herbert Dalton’s mother Mary Dalton died in Newfield New Jersey. Families from Houston, Austin, Todt Wisconsin, Loveland Colorado and Galveston cameo for visits and travel. The Texts Farm Worn group meets at Will DeWitt’s. Philathea class hosted a mis tuesday shower for Miss Lather Hutch. a decorated wagon greeted the bride elect Miss Annie Mae Causey as guests enjoyed refreshments.
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Nemo
Milltoon
Ilinois
Ernest Wiese
Berkley
California
Ed. [Wiese
H. Wiese
Houston
Topeka
Samas
Ruth Kelly
Hough
Herbert Dalton
Newfield
New Jersey
Mary Dalton
George Adams
Minsts
Gladys
Pearl
Miss Schoufelt
James Akins
Mia
Glidys
H. B. Wells
Ehilfriy
Todt
Wiconsin
J. M. Oiipson
Lob Yayle
Alfred Gertson
Loveland
Colyrso
C. Gertson
WW. Numbers and Son
Edwit
Austin
J. N. Lee
Mra
H. Wells
Ruth Clipgan
Jay Arnold
Galveston
Bouw
Farm Worn
Will DeWitt
Philathea
Ag Misa Botard Enterel
Annie Man Causey
Aes
Grit
Thomas Jand
Annie Mae Causey
Edward Causey
Big Country Spends Show Wealth and Opportunity
A New York American piece notes daily national spending on gasoline, hotels, cars, milk, coffee, and more, framing it as thrift and opportunity. It cites J. A. Fitzgerald of Columbus visiting New York, en route from a Rio Grande Valley business trip.
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New York American
J. A. Fitzgerald
Columbus
The
Santa Fe
Porte Lome
Rio Grande Valley
Crepe Myrtles Urged for Eagle Lake Park Makeover
Hagie Lake Study Club members are asked to present a five minute pep talk urging planting crepe myrtles around Eagle Lake Park. The Headlight advocates colorful trees to replace aging chinaberry varieties, noting easy growth and weekly park watering could sustain blooms all summer.
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Hagie Lake Study Club
Onch
Eagle Lake
Program for Eagle Lake Study Club Meeting
The Eagle Lake Study Club meets September 11 led by Mrs J A Drumgoole. Current events on Texas cover the club creed ideals of club life and a short talk on service followed by a sketch of the club’s life and history. Members give "pep" talks on the most important town improvement demand. Discussion includes chlorin as a cold cure and products from corn cobs.
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J. A. Drumgoole
Holl
Texas
Eagle Lake
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