Notice of suit and land dispute in Gillespie County
Texas court citation requires publication for four weeks in Gillespie County papers. The plaintiff Ernst Hansen seeks to quiet title and remove a cloud on West half of survey 149 in Gillespie County against Thomas McKennon heirs Edward F Browning heirs James Lynch heirs Edward W Hook heirs A Butler and Son and their heirs. File No. 1085. Case involves ownership by adverse possession and instruments of title and seeks judgment to quiet title and possession. Return by sheriff after publication.
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Gillespie County
State of Texas
Thomas Mc.Kennon
Thomas McKennon
Edward F. Browning
James Lynch
Edward W. Hook
Edward Hook
A. Butler and
A. PD
Ernst ©. Hansen
Edward W Hook
A Butler
Towit
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N. E. Ecorners
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Federal Farm Loan Board declares bonds instrumentalities of government
The Attorney General endorses Congress noting farm loan bonds and mortgages are instrumentalities of the government. Taxing these bonds would tax the core system, possibly hindering capital flow and loan capacity, with Congress's declaration deemed conclusive.
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Attorney General
United States
Treasury
Congress
Supreme Court
Federal Land Banks i S
National Farm Loan Associations
Farm Loan Board
Land Bank
Mort
Farm Loan Act Affects Farmers and Lawyers Alike
The Farm Loan Act, deemed constitutional, creates twelve Federal land banks and local farm loan associations. Farmers organize groups, supply twenty percent of borrowed sums, and use secretaries to manage loans, abstracts, and title work. Banks lend up to twenty times capital at five percent interest, with long amortized terms benefiting borrowers and boosting legal work in communities.
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Nereussidy
Pover
Mort
National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Federal Landbank
Federal Farm Loan Board
United States
Farm Loan Act Aims for Farmers Not Speculators
The piece argues loans capped at ten thousand dollars aid actual farmers for land and cultivation, seeking a higher agricultural standard. It condemns threats to stop paper subscriptions as intimidation and mocks readers who demand newspapers bear authorship responsibility.
Editorial critique on newspaper self censorship and coercion
A Marion Tribune editorial condemns citizens who threaten to yank a paper over publication content. It argues individuals want printing without signing and warn such tactics amount to bullying and blackmail, while publishers face pressure from those who claim to be “pious” yet harm honest reporting.
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Marion (D) Tribune
Ile
Eitizgen
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G. E. Wright
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Frank R. Wilson
Federal Farm Loan Bureau
Washington, D. C
Bones
M. Gordon
Burrier-Maier Co
Texas Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
Citizens Bank
Fredericksburg
Capitol
Alfred Vanber Stucken
Pres
Oscar Krauskopf
Wm. Hoffman
Otto Kolmeier
Iber
Barrier-Maier
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