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Newspaper
Floresville Chronicle Journal
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR reads as a drama about a destitute schoolgirl and a sensitive companion who influence each other toward a match. The passage shifts to a market moment in Chicago where vegetables are being sold, signaling a mixed narrative fragment across settings.
The notice, dated May 8 1925, announces A B Korbell of Floresville Texas applied to the Texas Board of Water Engineers for a permit to appropriate unappropriated water from the San Antonio River in Wilson County for irrigation up to 15 acres, with a pumping plant to be located near the river. A hearing is set for July 27 1925 in Austin to consider the application, with continuation possible.
The State of Texas Wilson County sheriff announces a sale under an order of sale in the case Clara R Dunn versus W A Burris G A Burris and J M Hale No 5125. On the first Tuesday in July 1925 at Floresville Court House the Hale place a 100 acre tract near Stockdale will be sold to satisfy a $243 judgment plus costs.
Court action in Wilson County lists RB Eschenburg against J C Bodenmiller and Mrs Bodenmiller. On July 7 1925 sale of Bodenmiller land near Floresville to satisfy a 2406.00 judgment plus costs. Property: Subdivision 13 of Mix 6 of the 8 J Arocha grant, recorded by Jack Sutherland, reference deeds from 1921. Sheriff A B Carnes announces as official.
John H. Bickett state highway commissioner told County Judge Earl D. Scott that aid would come only after January and that Atascosa’s road from Live Oak through Alice faces a funding delay. Scott stated Atascosa has $400 000 ready and urged formal designation and timely money to proceed.
In Seguin Texas on June 22 reports say drought and crop failure push renters and laborers to theft. A McQueeney poultry farm lost 150 fine chickens and a Weinert farm smoke house was entered, with sausage ham and preserves stolen.
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