Ricketson Summons in Llano County suit No 769
Public notice of a civil action in Llano County Texas, Watkins Mercantile Company versus A J Ricketson. It directs the sheriff to publish weekly summons for four weeks before the July 4 1932 return term. The note dates January 1 1926 for 268.99 dollars with 10 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
A. J. ‘Ricketson
A. D
Liang County
Texas
Watkins Mercantile Company
Geo, M
W. W
Bernice Watkins
A. J. Ricketson
Geo
M. Watkins
W. W. Watkins
Llano County
Hays County
Ita
J. T. Hallford
Local Judicial Announcements for 33rd District Officials
Public notices list names for district and county offices including F R Gray J H Baker and J A Mayes J T Hallford for county judge Sylvan B Simpson J W Currie M C Wilkes and Lamar Thaxton for clerk positions in the 33rd Judicial District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Gray
J. H. Baker Lamar Thaxton
J. A. Mayes
J. T. Hallford
Sylvan B. Simpson
J. W. Currie
M. C. Wilkes
Rug Making an Enjoyable Home Craft for Housewives
In the semi weekly Farm News the rise of rug making in homes across the United States is featured. Women join a growing movement turning rug making into a practical home industry with patterns from florals to landscapes. Examples show step by step methods, local club projects, and the use of old materials like blue overalls for hooked rugs. A story highlights Mrs W W Murray turning a dugout into a livable home with free club guidance and thrifted improvements, plus county notes on 4-H projects and local textile crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo's
Canter
United States
Home Demonstration Club
Willacy County
Texas
Hockley County
S. A. Will
Nannie Hill
W. ‘“W. Murray
Gableland
Mrs. Murray
Gomery ‘County
Taylor County
Red Rivier County
Hampshire
Gwendolyn Whitaker
Clay County
Texas 4H calf feeding leads to state cattle growth
Extension editor W H Darrow notes Texas gains from 4H calf-feeding as stock shows widen and profits rise. Clubs finish more calves per head, shifting from kid to enterprise, with 1931 figures of 801 calves finished by 535 club boys and about 12 dollars profit per animal. County agents report rising enrollment and broader participation across Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H. Darrow
Extension Service
Texas
Club
Hockley
Rhoden
Conroe, Mont
Financial expert notes improvement in conditions in Texas
In Austin on June 27 Dr J C Dolley of the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports signs of improved financial conditions. He cites continued open market purchases by Federal Reserve Banks and heavy European gold exports as shaping factors. He warns May flows of gold offset open market gains, with a large net loss of 428 million dollars since April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
J. C. Dolley
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Federal Reserve Banks
Europe
Dolley
New York
Congress
O&8
Patman
Garper
Goldborough
Federal Reserve District
Reserve Bank
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State OF
W. H. Kuykendall
Dan McDonald
Adolph H. Schorlemmer
Damon Smith
Elmon Stewart Wallach Robinson
Kellys Carter
Bill Watkins
Lawrence L. Bruhl
F Or Co. Com
Precinct No. 1
F.C. Willbern
R. J. Medlock
Joe Tompkins
John D, Ratliff
Gho
W. Schuessler
Lloyd M. Myers
J.C. Sawyer
Luther Nobles
Shirley Williams
Tommy Lonnie Buster
Willie Birk
G. W. Phillips
Prec
Virgil Casper
Little Cos
DR. Henderson
Spencer-Sauer Lumber’ Co
A. R. Weber
Galopin
A. H. Schorlemmer
Lee Hazelwood
Shippers of
THE
Texas Railroads
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