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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
15
Instructions from the United States Department of Agriculture on making plain baking powder biscuits and variations. Includes drop biscuits, sour milk biscuits, and potato biscuits with practical tips for mixing, handling, and baking times.
Tope Benedict reports Monsignor Jol J. Dunn named Auxiliary Bishop of New York. Dunn, a native New Yorker, has served as Chancellor of the New York Diocese for seven years and will assist Archbishop Thayes.
A Daily Morning News piece explains how thrift measures like Savings Stamps and Treasury Certificates let a reporter move ahead financially. It notes 4 percent interest, post office purchases, and that a home now valued at twice its purchase price was funded by saving stamps and certificates.
Publication command for four weeks in a Wilbarger County newspaper. Maud Lynch sues John C Lynch in district court, alleging marriage in 1920 and cruel treatment leading to abandonment. Case No. 2906. Return date September first Monday, 1921, Vernon. Clerk A R Richter.
A formal citation orders J. Hale and others to appear in Wilbarger County District Court on the first Monday in September to answer a petition seeking to cancel certain oil and mineral leases. The notice names Lasalle, Piven, Porter, Abernathy and others as defendants with the case filed by Jizele Copoind and represented by S.A. Hite.
A court action claims defendants failed to begin a second oil or mineral well as required by lease terms in Wilinberger County. The case seeks forfeiture remedies, court costs, and enforcement of original lease covenants.
Court proceedings against Harry Collins and partners in a 1920 petition to recover debts. The document outlines a four week citation, claims on promissory notes, interest, and a noted automobile as partial collateral. Names include Chenpunk Wheat and the Young Company with civil actions filed in Peale court.
The document records a foreclosure action against a defendant for the amount of notes plus interest and attorney fees. It notes sale of property to satisfy the debt and references a court in Vernon, dated the Sth day of January, with officials Wilberge County and Lena McCroskey deputy.
Myrtle Witlle darrard sues Bart Jerrard in the district court at Vernon seeking divorce custody and control of a minor child born to them on February 5 1918 at Crewell Texas. She alleges cruel treatment and abandonment since late 1921 and asks for alimony and the dissolution of martial relations with protection for the child. The petition names the court date and requires the defendant to appear and answer.
A court notice commands the sheriff to publish a citation for the Wilharger County case Bring v. Stevens. The petition alleges a 2000 debt secured by a mortgage on property in Vernon. Plaintiff seeks payment plus attorney fees for default and recognizes notes due September and January.
The plaintiff seeks estoppel and judgment for the full amount due including principal interest and attorney fees on the Venior's Hen. The writ requires return showing execution and is issued by Clerk C A Richie of the District Court Witbarger County Vernon August 4 1981 and signed by Lena McCroskey Deputy.
Legal notice commands sheriff to publish this citation weekly for four weeks to summon G A Works W J George James L Duffy W Reid T Meffron and others in a district court case filed August 4 1921 in Wilbarger County Texas. Plaintiff Frances A Saumer seeks foreclosure and damages totaling 15000000 plus attorney fees related to land conveyed in 1920 and subsequent notes and guarantees. The suit requests survey plat cancellation foreclosure of vendor's lien and costs with return to court on the next regular term in Vernon on September 6 1921.
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