Citation by Publication in Gillespie County Texas
The State of Texas commands summons for Peter Novian in a 1917 1918 action in Gillespie County District Court Fredericksburg to answer a promissory note dispute totaling 378 dollars with property liens and sale with all procedural steps for publication and service. A second notice requires summons in Justice Court No 1 Gillespie County Fredericksburg for 1917 1918 debt of 191 dollars and ten cents for goods and implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemar Klier
J. P. Bure
Peter Novian
J. P. Burg
Loan & Abstract Company
Fredericksburg
Peter Jensehke
Stoneall
Gillespie County
Texas
Austin-Fredericksburg
Pedernales River
G. E. Wright
Thirty-third Judicial District
Justice’s Court
John P. Burg
Petition in Garnishee Action Against Peter Novian
A garnishee action against Peter Novian seeks judgment for 1091.10 plus legal interest and costs. Wal demar Klier is named as the garnishee with the debt now owned by Novian, to be applied to the plaintiff s demand. The case, filed January 3 1918 in Gillespie County Texas, requests service of citation and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Novian
Waldemarcher
Waldemar Klier
Fredericksburg
Three New A and M Buildings To Cost 260000
Austin Texas January 22 J C Nagle dean of engineering and Rt Adelsperger architecture professor at the Agricultural and Mechanical College discussed with State Fire Marshal Wallace Inglish plans for three new agricultural buildings totaling 260000 One at Grubbs Vocational College Arlington cost 100000 one at John Tarlton Junior A and M College Stephenville cost 100000 and one at Prairie View for colored youths costing 60000 Fireproofing will be reviewed and bids to construct opened Monday at the A and M College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie View
Inglish
A. & M College
Two Carranza Soldiers Killed by Cavalrymen
Two armed Mexicans were shot and killed today opposite Fabens Texas when U S cavalry patrols returned rifle fire from the Mexican side of the border. One American trooper’s horse was shot from under him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paso
Tex
Fabens
Here
More ships demanded as war strains grow
Washington January 16 Senator McCumber of North Dakota urged rapid shipbuilding to aid the allies. He argued England bears the war’s burden and warned Germany’s reach spans three times allied territory. He said the United States must prioritize tonnage for food and sea transport, not troop movements, and pressed for a ship immune to torpedo attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
United States
England
Germany
Central Powers
Europe
McCumbéry
France
Adequate Test of Reinforced Concrete Vessels
He argued the allies will win the war once peace is secured by Wilson but warned that without vastly increased shipping support from the United States some allies may fall before replacements can reach the battlefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Three German Aircraft Downed In Belgian Front Line Action
An official dispatch reports three German planes destroyed over Belgian trenches and No Man's Land. A bomber was forced to crash near Vulveringhen where Belgian troops captured the officer and three NCOs of the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Legation
Ione
No Man’s Land
Clereken
Vulveringhen
Pierce Oil Corporation Admitted to Texas
The Pierce Oil Corporation of Virginia has been granted a permit by the Secretary of State to do business in Texas. After a court review in Travis County, the company proved no connection to a trust and received formal authorization. Headquarters will be in Dallas with plans to acquire Pierce-Fordyce assets, expand the Fort Worth refinery, and extend pipelines, signaling greater oil activity in Central Texas and southwest Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Oil Corporation
Virginia
Secretary of State
Texas
Pierce-Fordyce Oil Company
Twenty-sixth District Court
Travis County
Ireland Graves
Clay Pierce
C. W Cahoon
Henry Priest
Austin
Dallas
Pierce-Fordyce Qi] Association
Fort Worth
Pierce
Tex. Min. Res
Farmers Increase Poultry Production Campaign
The article notes a census showing 6,871,502 U.S. farms with 1,527,743 reporting no egg production. It highlights efforts to double chicken and egg output this year and shifts public view from chicken dinners as luxury to supporting higher egg availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
USDA urges farmers to stock flocks for home use
The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers not yet raising chickens to stock flocks large enough to supply their households and have surplus eggs and poultry for the public at reasonable prices. It cautions against extensive poultry ventures but sees value in individual farms producing sufficient chickens and eggs to ease domestic meat demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Hundred Hens on Every Farm Pushes Production Abroad
A Weekly News Letter discusses raising the average American farm flock from 40 to 100 hens. It argues war and postwar benefits, notes that farmers with many hens will help neighbors, and explains poultry as waste control, manure source, and profit. Early spring hatching is seen as essential to bigger, earlier-laying birds and greater year-round production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wells Dug For Wichita Falls Water Supply Expansion
The Wichita Falls Water Company begins sinking ten twenty inch wells in the Wichita River bed to augment Lake Wichita. Five wells are already prepared for pumping as construction continues beneath sand gravel and into the clay formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls Water Company
Wichita River
Wichita Falls
Lake Wichita
Meat Men Favor Closing Tuesdays in San Antonio
Twenty six city butchers met in the Chamber of Commerce Auditorium San Antonio declare willingness to close every Tuesday during the war awaiting signatures of two thirds of local butchers. A Food Administration representative will work with Dr. W A King to appoint a meat inspector as agent to obtain signatures. If two thirds sign by week end notification will be issued Sunday and Tuesday closures go into effect with federal aid to enforce meatless days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Food Administration
W. A. King
Federal Food Administrator of
Texas
Workers Urge Government Takeover Of Plants
Washington hearing before the Presidents mediation commission features charges of bad faith from both sides over the arbitration deal with alien packing house workers. Frank Walsh proposes submitting all issues to a neutral arbitrator. Packers counsel rejects the closed shop while affirming adherence to the original agreement. The workers seek government operation of plants during the war, a demand Walsh says remains alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
President’s Mediation Commission
Frank P. Walsh
Council of National Defense
James J. Condon
Commission
Packers
J. Ogden Armour
Edward F. Swift
Nelson Morris
Walsh
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Peter Noviat
Reinning
N. E. Cor
Walemar Klier
Anna Kallenberg
S. W. Cor
Millville
New Business
Buckhorn
Hy. J. Ochs
A. W. Petmecky
Carranza
Scoit
American Laboratories
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N.J
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