School Land Sale Halted in Rains County Texas
Judge Grover Sellers halted the planned sale of about 3300 acres of Rains county school lands in Hooks Ley county after overruling a defense motion to dissolve a temporary injunction. The tract, part of a 11000-acre original parcel, was described as prairie land with no improvements and was proposed to be sold at 14 per acre, a figure countered by A G Paynng of Lubbock who testified no nearby land sold for under 15 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greernvilte
Texas
Grover Sellers
Rains County
Hooksley County
Walter McGahee
Will Prairie
A.G. Payng
Lubbock
Kansas City Youth Recalls Alamo Landmarks in San Antonio
A 10 year old Kansas City boy, William Morton, tries to locate familiar spots from a decade ago in San Antonio. He recalls the Alamo and San Fernando Cathedral as the few downtown places that appear unchanged. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Morton. his father serves as a Katy Lines division passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William Morton
Beesas City
San Antonio
Alamo
San Vernando Cathedral
Myr
Bruce Morton
General Passenger
Katy Lines
Dlivision
Ancient Nacogdoches Street Building Sparks Theories
Historians note the three room 108 Nacogdoches street building may be an old school in use by a locksmith a tailor and a lunch room proprietor. New plaster hides age yet exposed rock indicates eight and a half decades with local efforts to locate oldest village houses. The Light seeks information on landmarks while a club injures a caddy in Datba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Nacogdoches Street
Willstons
Court Proceedings at Justice of the Peace Court and Ninety Fourth District
Judge John F nnion presides over the Justice of the Peace Court with multiple defendants on motor light and highway violations. In the Ninety Fourth District Court Judge WS Anthony handles Ex Parte writs of habeas corpus and a long list of traffic, disturbing the peace, assault, vagrancy, drunkenness, and other violations with numerous defendants named and fines ranging from 3 to 60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice OF the Peace Court
John F.nnion
Vines
A. Hartel CG. Smith
Conn Milburn
Jol Maca
George Dugosl
Acior
Tre Trecendes
Ballesteros
Ninety-Fourth District Court
WS. Anthony
Dorothy Colemin
M.C. Martin
Dix
Iankenwens
Vicente Reyes
J. C.F. Vigeiis
Rey Tohnson
Dan Lanes
Karla Ibs
Lorenza Sanwvnez
la Herma Wrisht
Goirelle
H. iMartin McCarthy
Jiss Datson
J. Blanton
R- Newcomb
Emory Anderson
Mary Robins
Joby Cortez
Arthir Davis
J. White
Anolinar Rutz
Clarence Aslon
Sackie Jackson
Jond Abraham Reyes
Vagranes
F. Ft
Felix Bwitran
Schextinn Silva
Vrinvlad T. Cana
Felix Wiletron
Alberto Aguirre
Genero Careia
Armilfo Mlnres
Earnest Ronteiros
Jobn Tomas
Gilbert Nino
George Dermoody
Ayla’ Welch
W. Ends
Carn Wynne
Marion Smth
D. J. Dibhina
C.F. Trapper
Drimkenne
J. M. Dus
Alice
Hampton
Charlie
Gibby
Modesta Gareia
Padra Mireles
Mil) Tauer
Lawrence Smith
Arthac Tabinenus
Apolinar Ruiz
el Earnest
Medie McGuinnis
Oy Hl
Vicente Varnas
Ellie Greggs
Troberta Chara
Tuan Chupr
Victor Crimdar
John Lopes
Juau Forex
Ignacio Mato
Marevina Herrera
Tian Flores
3. T. Edwards
Jim Strew
Alice Hampton
Richard Que Ledge
Charles Oliver
Flivio Nungio
Tomes Kelley
H.w.templeton
Fraser
F. Allen
A. R. Greer
A. Harry
W. T. Belwood
T. Larry Thomas J. Louch
Tenner Gund
E. Decker
J.T Behrens
Ternx Vasquez
Men Tried In Court After Raids At Market
A series of raids led to 39 men being brought into corporation court Friday on rurrancy charges as Vice and Police Commissioner Phil Brieht’e edlet af work or go tn fail. Thirteen were found guilty and jailed by Judge Dave Watson, while the rest were acquitted. Juan Guerrera, a line man, was released after saying he would marry. J. H. Fallin, superintendent of the United States employment bureau in the market house, and aide J. H. Martin testified that although 2500 workers were needed, many refused to work. Officers Q. TH, Henderson and M. falin acrester OY men at this plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Brieht
Dave Watson
Juan Guerrera
Acre
Watson
J. H. Fallin
Man Takes Ring from His Ex Wife Released on Bond
William Hagestadt of Now Braui fle was released under 500 dollar bond after a charge that he took a diamond ring from his former wife. The complaint filed before Justice of the Peace John Onion alleges robbery by assault on Mrs Lila Hovestadt on Snury Presa street. Hovestadt told the sheriff that Mrs Flavegtadt was married, and that the ring taken was the one she wore when they were engaged to be married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hagestadt
Brauifle
Justice of the Peace John
Onion
Hy Asaault
Lila Hovestadt
Presa
Hovestadt
Flavegtadt
Marcied
Lean VMASTANS MEET ADA Ti La
In Ada Louisiana on August 24 readers note activities as the American Legion and auxiliary advance convention plans amid routine sessions. Local groups push forward business discussions during the gatherings and related events in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Ti
American Teeion and Legion Auxiliary
Gillespie County Fair Opens With Record Attendance
Aug 23 in Prede ricksburg Texas Gillespie and Hill County farmers gather for a three day Gillespie County Fair. Bobbie of Laredo former speaker of the Texas Legislature opens events as Livestock and agricultural displays draw crowds. Angora goat exhibit and more goats than any county fair nearby headline the displays. Evening open air dances and a homecoming draw back many Gillespie families each year. Opening attendance estimate around three thousand Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predericksburg
Texas
Gillespie County
Hill County
Heanlie
Bobbie
Laredo
Tealing
Iinderis
Gillespie Famity
Fire Control Body Formed in San Antonio
An inter chamber fire waste control committee was formed in San Antonio announced by Porter Whaley of the chamber of commerce. The group will work with other chamber fire committees to gather and distribute data on fire losses and fatalities and prevention methods. US members include J. G. Parran chair. Ralph Farken. A. C. Hornelt. Harry Martyn. Dr. Dan Runsell. Clarence Jones. Teentat Gremanl. Farward Well. John M. Marciatt. Paul H. Bohol. Lieut. Coh PG G. Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Porter
Whaley
Chamber of Commerce
J. G. Parran
Ralph Farken
A.C. Horne
Meat Packing Heir May Go on Stand
In Los Antwele, Aux, the meat packing heir faces a possible stand in the trial. The defendant, alleged to have harmed his wife, awaits a formal decision after a recent quarter session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Antweles
Aux
Michiel Jobpatrick Sudaly
Tony
Cart
Thoms Funeral to Be Held Sunday
Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon for Aleit Prank Thoms eight who died in a capital Feikee morning. The Rev A D Wolff of St Johns Gulheran church will conduct the service from the family residence at 022 Mouth Millman street. He survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Avenel Thoms.
Lost Watchman Found After Night Alarm At Cotton Warehouse
Lost watchman Fett Woera Cortey, a 54 year old night watchman, was found in Wharton Whittier hours after his disappearance from a cotton warehouse. He telephoned his sisters from Wharton saying he felt dizzy and did not know how he arrived there. He was located safe early today after vanishing since yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whartor Hourton
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School Land SA Halted
Eugene and
Frederic
Mr. Johnson
Greater Majestic Beauty Shop
Beye
Mra. Porter
Mrs. Goode
Roserud
Tennessee Harlandale Mission
Pabst Art Galleries
Losoya Street
Datbas
Ar 23
Frank Richardson
Ole
Ighest Quality Children’s
Kerry Krome
Unon
Beauley
Atviaw and
Golor
Central Shoe~repair Company
Alamo Plaza
Corporation Court
SacatcheaTs
Piea Anner
Fred Leks Deck Parker
Ted Temling
Vittfurth
Jor Daird
M. Urbina
Homan Kneapper
W. G. Seydler
Ei. H. Nielson
J. 1. Johnson
Jeon Fowler
Menry Camp
C. Q. Wadetyke
J. Rosenberg
D. Grochoske
J. C. Coken
Harold Th Tke
A. T D. Politis
A.W. Mockley
Earl Smith
J. Sanhee
Wilmer Bailey
Joe Navarro
T. ‘Thompson
Herbert ‘Hill
Misa Thulina Fibbetts
KF. Guardon
Dan Cunningham
Charles Albidress
F.T. Cardenas
A. Tt. Greene
Tumes FE. Young
Mr. Paul Adame
Cipriano Flores
H. Terrera
Anise Perez
Jose Tallabas
Mia
TA. Taylor
Marcos Vazquez
MF. Pe i. Guilemant
J. J. Jakaan
Trisia N Neo
George Totcher
M. Bapata
OO Tenant Iebach
C.F. Viagins
Anon Williams
Gillespie Fair
Bayon
Sugarman
North Flores and
Houston Sts
Bhran
Houston Street
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