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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
7
Three cows with calves and a bull for sale or trade for nanny goats. See or phone Joe P Riddle. 14 4tc Joseph Cundall noted as London artist who issued the first real Christmas card in 1846.
Public notice commands the sheriff to summon defendants in a real estate suit No. 924 filed July 24 1925 in the 114th District Court Kimble County Texas. Plaintiff R F Cannon seeks title to an 82 acre tract out of Abstract 761 Survey 741 Certificate 30 208 originally granted to R Cochran. Defendants include unknown heirs and representatives of R Cochran and Henry V McCall among others. Judgment sought to quiet title and remove clouds, with costs.
In a District Court suit filed July 24 1925 case No 923 D G Adams as Plaintiff seeks to remove a cloud on title to Lot 7 Block 3 Mabory Addition London via publication in a newspaper in Kimble County or nearest Judicial District. Defendants include A Childs the unknown heirs and Laura Childs and his unknown heirs. Court to hold first Monday in September 1925 at Junction Texas.
The narrator sails from Madeira along the coast to Cadiz then Seville, praising Cadiz’s historic wealth and fortifications, noting beggars from cradle to grave and Seville’s grand cathedral and Alcazar. He observes blooming fruit trees near Seville, describes Moorish and Roman heritage, and mentions a planned 1926 international exposition with potential U S representation, while acknowledging economic disparities.
Notice advertises buyers for 100 female livestock and 160 young, with roughly one third being yearlings. Listed by O J Camp, located one mile east of Roosevelt.
A colorful school teacher is quoted about the word pants being singular at the top and plural at the bottom in a Boston Transcript note. A dog asks why you meow and howl, and a cat replies you would howl if full of violin strings. Eagle advertisements referenced.
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