Judgment suit filed in Fifty seventh district court over Chicago judgment
Cross S Farming company sues J. F. Koehling for 2000 dollars claiming a Chicago judgment obtained August 4, 1911 by Floyd M. Stahl for 1500.54 is unpaid. Also notes several local notices including divorces sought, a missing dog, a shop attack report, and local ads from San Antonio area papers.
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Cross §$ Farming Company
J. F. Koehling
Floyd M. Stahl
Koehling
Chicago
Cross S Farming Company
Railroad President's Wife Visits San Antonio for Shopping
Mrs. E. N. Brown wife of E. N. Brown president of the National Railways of Mexico arrived in San Antonio yesterday afternoon with her son in private car 3518 on the International and Great Northern railroad. She spent Friday in the downtown shopping district and will meet her sister who is coming from Georgia. The party plans to depart for Mexico City Sunday morning.
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Georgia
E. N. Brown
National Railways of Mexico
R. Brown
San Antonio
International & Great Northern Railroad
Crops Benefited at Snyder
A slow soaking rain falls over Snyder Texas today greatly benefiting crops, with Associated Press noting favorable conditions for local agriculture.
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Snyder
THE
Associated Press
Snyder, Tex
Miss Leonora Brokaw Engaged To Belmont Estate Farmer
Miss Leonora Brokaw a leading New York society figure and member of Mrs. Belmont's farmerette colony at Newport is publicly avowing engagement to a young Belmont estate employee. She says she receives about a dozen letters daily urging marriage after praising Mrs. Geraghty who wed the chauffeur she loved.
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Leonora Brokaw
New York Society
San Antonio Track Extension Receives Backing
Property owners led by F. F. Collins acquit consensus with Aldermen Mauermann Wickeland and Kenney to extend the South Flores line from Nogalitos to connect with the San Fernando line near Apache. Council plans speedy passage as bonus demand and September 1 deadline pressure prompt early start.
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San Antonio
Boynton and Fincham
Edgewood
South Flores
San Fernando Line
Man Held At Sheriff Office Over Name Double
A young white man was detained at the sheriff's office after being mistaken for a wanted man with the same name from a neighboring county. He spoke with a deputy, waited while the other sheriff was contacted, and was released once cleared. He left joking about the misidentification.
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Sheriff's Office
Deputy Stevens
Stevens
Rain Falls Softly Over El Paso Area
A slow soaking rain drenched El Paso and reached east to Big Springs, bringing much needed relief from dry conditions as temperatures dropped night.
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el Paso
Associated Press
Tex
Big Springs
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