The Caldwell News and The Burleson County Ledger (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, April 27, 1928 Page: 7 of 10
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Turrentine, Arcadia
r
With the commencement aeuon oí
school, college and university ap-
proaching, thousands of boys and
girls throughout the country are con
fronted with that solemn problem of
choosing a life career. Happily many
of them have solved it or think they
have. Perhaps the majority are in
this fortunate group, but many oth-
ers are pondering deeply the vital
question.
The last United States census
showed that 41,614,248 administra-
tors executives, and technical ex-
perts. It js estimated that by 1930,
1,900,000 executives will be needed to
supervise the work of the 60,300,000
persons then employed. It is further
estimated that only 160,000 special-
ists will be graduated from the col-
leges and technical schools to fill
the 400,000 new executive positions.
What an opportunity these statistics
show for ambitious young workers
to rise from the ranks of industry
to places of leadership.
It is the eternal axiom of "plenty
of room at the top" but from the
statistics there appears to be more
room than ever for the person who
deserves to be there.
There are courses designed to
train executives, but the courses will
not do it all nor will all the execu
tives be those fortunate enough to
have had that advantage. In self-
study, in inherent qualities, in am-
bition and industry will be found the
stepping stones to these 400,000 va-
cancies that must be filled in 1930.
POINTERS ON PAINTING
Spring is a good time of year to
paint farm building" and implements.
Not only does paint improve the ap-
pearance of buildings, but it pro-
tects them from the weather and is
[ the cheapest way of keeping them in
pood condition. Painting should not
fbe delayed too long; if wood has be-
to rot or iron to ruat, the dete-
rioration will continue even after
pafnt has been applied. Outside
painting should be done when the
jlriaces to be painted are dry and
be weather is not too damp or cold.
ildings should be painted every
liree to Ave years, sometimes oftcn-
than this. New wooden buildings
lould be given a priming coat of
it as soon a * possible and a fin-
ing coat within the next month or
before exposure to the weath-
or to dampness, both the wooden
metal part* of farm implements
machinery should be painted,
in painting outside surfaces, two
three t . coats are better than
thick . The U. S. Depart-
lt of Agriculture in Farmers' Bul-
1461-F gives dftailed informa-
on paints and painting.
to.
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is authorised tot
announcements of i-JV
candidates for the various public of- ¡ son| M
fices as indicated. Announcements Senecca Leg]
subject to the action of the Demo- (M. Portter,
sgg, ae;
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Senneca Legg,
Cisolrn.
John
cratic^Primiiry SC.* ta taU to «£& fefcSSff
July. Chisolm, Marh M. Potter, Jack N
For County Judge
GREEN W. GRANT
For Sheriff of Burleson County
CLINT D. LEWIS
ED A. ELLIS
For District Clerk.
FRED A. ELLIS
For County Clerk
W. H. HUNDLEY
For Tax Assessor
A. LON HILL
Chisolm, Marh M. Potter,
Harris, George W. Harris, Isaac P.
Harris, Susan A. Harris, Ethel V.
Harris, Jno. T. Henderson, Fortune
N. Chrisolm, deceased, Fortune N.
Chisolm, deceased, Joseph Harris,
Joseph H. Harris, Dora A. Miller,
Jno. L. Miller, John H. Chisolen, John
L. Miller, Mrs. A. Chisolm, Annie H.
Chisolm, J. H. Chisolm, Mrs. A. H.
Chisolm, John H. Chisolm, Lee B.
Goff, James B. Goff, Edward W. Goff,
Edward Goff, Myra E, Chisolm, Myra
L. Chisolm, Robert Mitchell, F. N.
Chisolm, James F. Dowdell, Jas. F.
Dowdell, J. F. Dowdell, Ida N. Dow-
dell, R. V. Mitchell, A. E. Dowdell,
Juli* C. Gautier, W. T. Gautier, Robt.
Mitchell, R. V. Dowdell, Richard Ven-
able Dowdell, Mrs. W. T. Gautier,
Lewis Dowdell, Arcadia Mitchell,
Dowdell, L. P. Dowdell, Lewis P.1
Dowdell, Ruby Ray Dowdell, Wil
For County Attorney
W. J. ALEXANDER
For County Treasurer
MRS. EMMIE OLIVER
For County School Superintendent
W. D. PLUENNEKE
MRS ADDIE GIESENSCHLAG
A. J. PRASATIK
For Tax Collector
CURTIS H. BARNETT
For Commissioner Precinct No. 1
LOSS McDONALD
JOHN STRUWE
R. R. PIWONKA
For Justice of Peace Precinct
J. R. BATES
M
tier, Wm.
ibert Dow-
hell, Jas. T.
ford L. N e
sr, Addie Stokes
itchell, Minnie
Louis Dowdell, Julia
Gautier, Janie Dowd<
dell, James Dowdell,
W. M. Martin, Lillie
Mitchell, Julius S. i
Brooks, James T. Brooks, Jake N.
Harris, John N. Harris, W. Harris,
John P. Harris, Sallie H. Anderson,
L. F. Dowdell, S. C. Dowdell, J. L.
Dowdell, Ida M. Dowdell, Louis i.
Dowdell, R. M. Dowdell, Alice L.
Dowdell, W. I. Gautier, Annie L.
Dowdell, J. C. Gautier, Ida R. Dow-
dell, R. N. Dowdell, A. C. Dowdell,
Robt. W. Dowdell, Alice Dowdell, W.
C. Grautier, Julia C. Grautier, Janie
L. Dowdell, whose residences are un-
known to this plaintiff, and the legal
representatives, devisees, and leg-
atees of the above named parties, the
spouses of the above named parties,
who may be or may have been mar-
ried, and the heirs and legal repre-
sentatives of each and of all of the
hereinbefore named parties, who
I may or may not be deceased, the un-
liam B. Chidsey, William D. Chidsey,"!™?™ ™
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and of all of the hereinbefore named
Wm. D. Chidsey, Annie Dowdell Chid-
sey, Julius Mitchell, D. M. Scott,
Mary E. Scott, Richard V. Mitchell,
parties, and the unknown owners and
the unknown claimants and their
deceased, Marv Z. Scott, Jane Ligón I u"uri
Martin, William Worth Martin, Ar-
cadia Dowdell, deceased, R. Venable "presentatives of the unknown legal
Mitchell, Estelle Mitchell, M. Es-
telle Mitchell, Addie S. Mitchell,
Lilly C. Mitchell, Richard V. Mitchell,
R. Venerable Mitchell, Lily C. Mit-
chell, Fortun Chisolm, Albert F.
Chisolm, Albert Chisolm, Julia Dow-
dell Gautier, Janie Martin, Arcadia
Mitchell, Annie Stokes Mitchell,
Robert M. Dowdell, W. C. Gautier,
R. W. Dowdell, Julia C. Dowdell
Gautier, Louis P. Dowdell, Minnie
Turrentine, Arcadia C. Near, Clif-
ford L. Near, Wm. T. Gautier, Addie
Stokes Mitchell, Jane Mitchell, Min-
nie M. Turentine, Louis Dowdell,
Julia Gautier, Wm. Gautier, Janie
Dowdell, Robert Dowdell, James
Dowdell, Katie Dowdell, W. M. Mar-
tin, Lillie Mitchell, Addie Mitchell,
Julius S. Mitchell, Jas. T.
Brooks, James T. Brooks, Jake
N. Harris, John N. Harris, W.
Harris, John P. Harris, Sallie H. An-
derson, L. F. Dowdell, S. C. Dowdell,
representatives of each and of all <f
the above named parties, whose
names and residences are unknown
to this plaintiff, J. F. Barwick and
Sadie Barwick, who are non-resi-
dents of this State, and who now re-
side somewhere in the State of Kan-
sas, are defendants; and said petition
alleging:
1. That the Plaintiff, A. B. Scott,
who resides in Fort Bend County,
Texas, and complains of all of said
defendants, heretofore, to-wit: On
or about the 2nd day of April, 1928,
was lawfully seized and possessed of
the following described land and
premises, lying and being situated
in Eurleson County, Texas, holding
and claiming the same in fee simple,
to-wit:
Two tracts of land situated in the
Senecca Legg Survey, and having
metes and bounds as follows:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning at the
N. W. corner of a survey made for
J. L. Dowdell, Ida M. Dowdell, Loui¿ ™ Z™!™*
I. Dowdell, R.M. Dowdell, Alice L. ®
For Constable of Precinct No. 1
S. S. WOOD
G. J. JONES
Psf Constable of Precinct No. 2.
S. S. GROCE
Fer Commissioner Beat 2.
JOE SLOVACEK
JOS. N. VAVRA
For Constable Precinct 7.
ADOLPH KRUPALA
JOHNNIE WADE
For Commissioner and Justice of
Peace Beat 3.
ROBERT COX
xas has 1,791,326 of the 3,370,
goats in the United States and
the leading sheep and wool state
Union.
Dowdell, W. I. Gautier, Annie L.
Dowdell, J. C. Gautier, Ida R. Dow-
dell, R. N. Dowdell, A. C. Dowdell,
Robt. W. Dowdell, Alice Dowdell, W.
C. Grautier, Julia C. Grautier, Janie
L. Dowdell, whose residences are un-
known to this plaintiff, and the leg-
al representatives, devisees, and leg-
atees of the above named parties,
the spouses of the above
named parties, who may be or
married, and the
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• bottle of Herbine on the shelf
>rno is like having a doctor in
Young dairy heifers should at all
times have plenty of roughage which
is best furnished in late spring and
summer by green pasture. In ad-
dition. enough grain should bo fed
so that the heifer develops steadily
i and gains from 1 to 14 pounds a
may have been
heirs and legal
each and of all
named parties, who may or may not
be deceased, the unknown heirs of
each and of all of the above named
parties, the unknown heirs of the un-
known heirs of each and of all of
the hereinbefore named parties, and
the unknown owners and the un-
known claimants and their respect-
ive unknown heirs and legal repre-
sentatives, the unknown legal rep-
resentatives of each and of all of the |
above named patties, whose names1
and residences are unknown to this j
plaintiff, J. F. Barwick and Sadie >
Barwick, who are non-residents of
this State, and who now reside some-1
where in the State of Kansas, by ¡
making publication of this Citation
once in each week for four successive
weeks previous to the return day
this survey, from which a hickorv
mkd. J. brs. S. 4 W. 5 vrs. and a
black jack mkd. E. brs S. 66 W. 9
vrs; Thence W. 1100 vrs. to comer
fiom which a post oak mkd. W. brs.
S. 19 W. 4 vrs; and a post oak mkd.
X brs. N- 57 E. 6 vrs; Thence S. 940
vrs. to corner from which a black
jack bis. S. 86 E. 12 vrs. and a black
jack brs. N. 46 E. 20 vrs; Thence W.
660 vrs. to corner in E. boundarv
line of the Sanchez survey from
which a post oak mkd. Y brs. S. 61
represenUtives of ( w 10
vrs. and a black jack mkd. A.
uí 1®. brs N. 84 W. 8 vrs; Thence S. 19 E.
2008 vrs. to W. corner of Jonah Wil-
son's 60 acres; Thence N. 60 E. fol-
lowing Jonah Wilson's N. W. linj
342 vrs. to his N. corner
to stake for corner; Thence
S. 24 Mi E. following Jonah Wilson's
N. E. line, 760 vrs. to stake for cor-
ner; Thence N. 60 E. 1984^ vrs.
to E. corner of this survey; Thence
30 W. 2650 vrs. to the place of
beginning and containing 1122 acres
of land.
SECOND TRACT: Being the
North jne-half of all of those 108
acres of land fully described in deed
from E. G. Banks, attorney, to Jack
Thompson, of record in Vol. 28, page
250, 251 of the Deed Records of
Burleson County, Texas, and having
metes and bounds as follows, to-wit:
hereof, in some newspaper published' ül tZ v w lrl f
in your County, if there be a news- ¡ "l.íñA«?' ti
paper published therein, but if not,
then in any newspaper published
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said Judicial District, then in a news-
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une or iwo viosea is, > the district Court of Burleson
months old. ¡County, Texas, to be holden at the
to start
moving and restore that
ling of exhilaration and
cy of spirits which belongs
pcrfcct health. Price 60c.
WELL DRUG COMPANY
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Phone No. 128
those 54 acres of land set aside to
L. C. Reid and others in partition
suit styled Rosenberg State Bank
vs. Muttie Thompson, et al, No.
10420 in the District Court of Burle-
son. County, Texas, and which is ful-
ly described in the minutes of said
court in said cause; Thence N. 60 E
433 and 6-125 vrs. to corner; Thence
N. 30 W. 882 1-8 vrs to corner;
Thence S. 60 W. 259 vrs to a stake
in an open flat; Thence S. 19 E. to
the place of beginning and contain-
ing!^ acres of land.
2. That on the day and the year
lart ix or eight yo.rs h« brewht j laid Court n the 10th day of April,1 ¡S"'hm?," ™ll«fu'™d""ilter"dd rjra
the docket of Mid Coin No^lMe™
wherein A. B. Scott is Plaintiff, and {SmÍJm fíom h?m X? noíqMsion
ktté?CkSec«H 'thcrTOÍ * hi" <Uma«" in ,he "um
', Ms
Court House thereof, in Caldwell,
Texas has inexhaustible and wide-j Texas, on the second Monday in May,
ly distributed sand and gravel re- A. D. 1928, the same being the 14th
sources and the great increase in all day of May. A. D. 1928, then and j
kinds of construction work in the there to answer a petition filed in
last six or eight years has brought «aid Court on the 10th day of April,
about <*reat increase in production. I A. D. 1928, in a suit, numbered on
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9yer J'iowersof ffieauty i i
toilet requisites have become instantly
lar. Try the BOYER Face Pwder; it is
, soft, clinging, and best of all, contains
bismuth or mercury. It is guaranteed
100% PURE and HARMLESS.
fYER preparations must please you!
t, you may have your money back!
iurovik Drug Store
Senneca Legg, Mark M. Portter,
Harris & Cisolrn, John Harris, For-
tun N. Chisolmns, Firtun Cisolm,
Fortun N. Chislom, Fortun N.
Chisolm, Marh M. Potter, Jack N.
Harris, George W. Harris, Isaac P.
Harris, Susan A. Harris, Ethel V.
Harris, Jno. T. Henderson, Fortune
N. Chrisolm, deceased, Fortune N.
Chisolm, deceased, Joseph Harris,
Joseph H. Harris, Dora A. Miller,
Jno. L. Miller, John H. Chisolen,
John L. Mil'.er, Mrs. A. Chisolm, An-
nie H. Chisolm, J. H. Chisolm, Mrs.
A. H. Chisolm, John H. Chisolm,
Lee B. Goff, James B. Goff, Edward
W. Goff. Fid ward Goff, Myra E.
Chisolm, Myra L. Chisolm, Robert
Mitchell, F. N. Chisolm, James F.
Dowdell, Jas. F. Dowdeli, J. F. Dow-
dell. Ida N. Dowdell, R. V. Mitchell,
A. E. Dowdell, Julia C. Gautier, W.
T. Gautier, Robt. Mitchell, R. V. Dow-
dell, Richard Venable Dowdell, Mrs.
W. T. Gautier, Lewis Dowdell, Ar-
cadia Mitchell, Dowdell, L. P. Dow
dell. Lewis P. Dowdell, Rub" Kay
Dowdell, William B. Chidsey, Wil-
liam D. Chidsey, Annie D. Chidsey,
Wm. B. Chidsey Wm. D. Chidsey.
Annie Dowdell Chidsey, Julius Mit-
chell, D. M. Scott, Mary E. p ott,
Richard V. Mitchell, deceased, Mary
Z. Scott, Jane Ligon Martin, William
Worth Martin, Arcadia Dowdell, de-
ceased, R. Venable Mitchell, Estelle
Mitchell, M. Estelle Mitchell, Addie
S. Mitchell, Lilly C. Mitchell, Rich-
ard V. Mitchell R. Venerable Mitch-
ell, Lily C. Mitchell, Fortun Chisolm,
Albert F. Chisolm, Albert CMsolm,
Julia Dowdell Gautier, Janie Martin,
Arcadia Mitchell, Annie Stokes Mit-
thereof
of Five Thousand ($5000.00) Dol-
lars.
3. That the reasonable annual ren-
tal value of said land and premises
is Three Hundred ($300.00) Dollars.
4. Plaintiff further respectfully
represents to the Court that he <wns
and has title to the above describ d
land and premises by virtue of the
following deeds, judgments, decrees
and other muniments of title record-
ed in the deed and other records of
Burleson County, Texas, which con-
stitute a complete chain ^f title from
the sovereignty of the soil down to
and unto himself as follows to-wit:
Patent: State of Texas to Mark
M. Potter, assignee, dated May 8,
1846, recorded in Vol. C. pages 36-7.
Deed: Mark M. Potter to Harris
& Cisolrn, dated April 20,1852, re-
corded in Vol. C. page 37-9.
Deed John Harris and Fortune N.
Chisolm to Robert Mitchell, dated
July 7, 1853 recorded in Vol 8,
pages 1 l'ií-8.
Deed: Jas. F. Dowdell, et ux to
Miss Jitnie L. Dowdell, dated June
li, 1905, recorded in Vol. 47, page
192.
Deed: Janie L. Dowdell, to Julia
C. Gautier, dnted June S, 1916, re-
corded in Vol. 47, pages 192-3.
Deed: .lanie L. Dowdell to Julia C.
Gautier, lated August 15, 1907, re-
corded ir Vol. 47, page 194.
Deed. It. V. Dowdell to Julia C.
Gautier, dated February 13, 1908, re-
corded in Vol. 47, pages 194-5.
Deed: L. P. Dowdell, et ux to
Julia C. Gautier, dated January 27,
1910, recorded in Vol. 47, pagos 193-
H. Foster,
8, 1913, rec®
19D¿d: William Worth Martin, et
?i Wr
Deed: Robert Mitchell Heirs to A
H. Foster, dated December 6, 1913,
• d in Vol. 47, nage 197-8.
: Minnie Turrentine to A. H.
dated January 2, 1914, re-
in Vol. 47, page 196.
: Robert Mitchell Heirs to A.
H. Foster, acknowledged December
4, 1913, recorded in Vol. 47, pages
198-9.
Proof of Heirship: R. V. Mitchell
to Richard Mitchell, dated September
13, 1916, recorded in Vol. 60, pages
108-9.
Proof of Heirship: James T.
Brooks to Robert Mitchell, dated
it 30, 1916, recorded in Vol. 60,
109.
fidavit of Julia C. Gautier,
Statement of Facts, pages 6-7, Cause
Aofust
Statement ox f acts, pages e-7, cause
J. F. Barwick vs John Harris, et al
No. 8636, District Court of Burle-
son County, Texas.
Proof of Heirship: Minnie M. Tur-
entine to Robt. Mitchell Heirs, dat-
ed January 12. 1914, recorded in Vol.
36, page 246-7.
Affidavit: Jas. T. Brooks to Robt.
Mitchell, dated January 1, 1914, re-
corded in Vol. 47, page 191-2.
Deed: A. H. Foster to R. J. Savage,
dated April 9, 1914, recorded in Vol.
36, page 259.
Deed: A. H. Foster to Bowers-
Krenek Land Co. dated April 9, 1914,
recorded in Vol. 47, pages 348-9.
Deed: A. H. Foster, et al to J. F.
Barwick, dated September 1, 1916,
recorded in Vol. 60, page 109-10.
Release: A. H. Foster to Bowers-
Krenek Land Co., dated Sept. 8, 1915,
recorded in Vol. 34, page 159.
Judgment: J. F. Barwick vs. John
Harris, et al, No. 6836, dated Nov-
ember 15, 1916, recorded in Vol. 50,
pages 358-9.
Judgment: Mrs. Lucy Conoly Fost-
er vs. J. F. Barwick, et al No. 9771,
and abstract of judgment thereof,
recorded in Vol. 2, page 284.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate: Mrs.
Lucy Conoly Foster vs. J. F. Bar-
wick, et al, No. 9771, dated January
2, 1926.
Deed: J. F. Barwick, et ux by
Sheriff to Rosenberg State Bank,
dbted February 2, 1926, recorded in
Vol. 65, page 203.
Deed: Rosenberg State Bank to J.
F. Barwick, dated February 4, 1926,
recorded in Vol. 65, page 202.
Resolution: Rosenberg State Bank
to J. F. Barwick, recorded Vol. 65,
page 203.
Deed of Trust: J. F. Barwick. et
ux to D. W. Schuech, trustee, dated
March 26, 1925, recorded in Vol. S.
page 472-3.
Deed of Trust: J. F. Barwick to D.
W. Schuech, trustee, dated February
4, 1926, recorded in Vol. V. page 37.
Trustee's Deed: D. W. Schuech,
trustee, to Rosenberg State Bank,
dated May 3, 1927, recorded in Vol.
65, pages 612-13.
Deed: E. G. Banks, attorney,
ni pnor to bis
using and enjo
>i«r"•
he and
he claims, claiming
verse possession ol
menta and here*"
scribed, title to
the Government prior
sion thereof usii
same under deeds di
the Deed Records of
ty, Texas, constitute
chain of title for a period of more
than twenty-flve (26) years, im-
mediately preceding the institution
of this suit, and before April 2, 1928,
and before defendants' cause of ac-
tion accrued, if any.
7. Wherefore, premises considered,
plaintiff prays the Court that cita-
tions issue as required b- law, and
that upon final hearing hereof, plain-
tiff have judgment for the title and
possession of thi said land above de-
scribed, and that all clouds on the
title be removed, and the title be di-
vested oyt of ths defendants and be
forever quited and vested in plain-
tiff, and that writs of restitution and
possession issue as often as may be
necessary, and for costs of suit, and
for such other and further relief,
special and general, in law and in
equity, that plaintiff may be justly
entitled to.
A. B. GERLAND,
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF.
Herein Fail not but have before
said Court, at its aforesaid regular
term, this writ with your return
thereon, showing how you have ex-
ecuted the same.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said Court, at the office in Cald-
well, Texas, on this the 10th dav of
April, A. D. 1928.
(SEAL)
F. A. ELLIS, Clerk
District Court, Burleson Co., Texas.
CLXSSIFB ADS
FOR SALE OR RENT—My home
place. See Mrs. G. W. Lee. 4-27dc
LOST—Purse containing some
money, bank book and personal items
$10.00 reward. Isis Theatre.
FOR SALE—One jersey cow fresh
in milk. Woodson Lumber Co. 27c
FOR SALE—Kasch cotton seed—
grown two years from pedigreed
seed. H. H. Rockett.
FOR SALE—Several used cars at
bargain prices around $50.00 if pur-
chased within a week. Giddings
Sales Co.
Don't miss the dance at Cooks
to | Point Tuesday evening April 24th.
Jack Thompson, dated April 25," 1896, Svec's Serenaders will furnish the
recorded in Vol. 28, page 260. ¡ music.
Deed: E. G. Banks, attorney in fact1 LOST—1 black mare mule about 17
to James Boyd, dated June 26, 1896,.hands high, weighs about 1150
recorded in Vol. 17, page 236-7. pounds. No brands. Finder notify
Deed: James Boyd to Phil Smoth-'J. J. Scasta. Wheelock, Texas. Re-
ers, dated December 14, 1899, re-¡ward for whereabouts.
corded in Vol. 18, page 124.
to A. F.I
1910, rec.
Deed: P. Smoth rs
Grabow, dated Sept. 12,
Vol. 35, page 458.
Deed: A. F. Grabow to Jonah R.
Wilson, dated December 12, 1910,
recorded in Vol. 32 page 603.
Partition Deed: Jonah R. Wilson,
et ux Rosenberg State Bank dated
Octobc. 1927, recorded in Vol
page
Judgment: Rosenberg State Bank
vs. Mattie Thompson, et al, No.
10420, dated December 1, 1927.
Report of Commissioners: Rosen-
berg State Bank vs. Mattie Thomp-
son, et al, No. 10420, dated December
1, 1927.
Order of Confirmation
State Bank vs Mattie Thompson, et
al, No. 10420, dateu December 1,
1927.
Deed: Rosenberg State Bank to A.
B. Scott recorded in Vol. .. page
EYES EXAMINED—Glasses fit-
ted. Dr. F. R. Dunn, Licensed Opto-
metrist of Heame, at Stone and
Hitchcock's Drug Store every Tues-
day, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
NOTICE—Caldwell Mattress Fact-
ory will be run daily from now on. I
have ticking for sale. See J. J.
Weiderhold, Caldwell, Texas.
4-20 d p
SALE FOR MOTHERS DAY
Bretheren ladies will conduct a sale
of Mothers Gift Specialties, Saturday
Rosenberg May 12.
Watch for further announcements.
fendants, and each of them, that he
will use certified copies of the here-! j/Lj: „. f-J^ rwa„ F/i
inbefore mentioned instruments made'-,«-íL r' «¿#1^ -in VViov
by the Clerk of the County Court of ^.7.
REWARD OFFERED—For the ar-
rest and conviction of the person or
'«Vo.'nnt.Vo X'1 Persons who recently stole fix bales
iijsrsa s rsL?
Dfsmc,
Loehr.
Burleson County, or by some reliable j ' k! i«'/nr « ° vf kV i U
abstract Company, or the public rec-, reward per bale for each bale retorn-
««Ji- f. I , Ied to its owner. In addition they a-
ords thetjeof o the trial hereof gree to pay S60.00 for the arrest and
support of plaintiff a cause of .«loa. S
6. Plaintiff further respectfully 4.27 dp.
represents to the Cburt that in addi-
tion to his chain of record title, he
is the owner of and has title to the
said land and premises above de-
scribed:
First: By virtue of the three (3)
year Statute of Limitation, and sa;
LETS TRADE—Trade
your mon-
grel cull hens and roosters for pure
bred baby chicks. Don't keep mon-
brels and culls which lose money for
you, when you can trade them for
production bred, Sunshine Baby
j Chicks which will make a nice profit
by fall. We will allow you more than
market price for your mongrel chick-
ens in trade for pure bred Sunshine
Chicks. Let's trade—you will make
money by it.
Custom hatch your market eggs,
fore defendants' cause of action ac- eKg« 20c per dozen Into
crued, if any, and before the com-! chicks worth 80c to $1.00. These
mencement of this suit. ¡ chicks will sell for four to five dol-
Second: By virtue of the five ',ars or n,ore on the n,arkst next' fal1
lays
that he has had and held peaceable,
continuous and adverse possession
under titlo and color of title from
and under the State of Texas of the
land and tenements claimed bv de-
fendants and described in plaintiff's
petition for more than three (3) j
years before April 2, 1928, and be-
Deed.Wfa. D. Chidaeg, et ax
(6*
year Statute of Limitation, because
he and those whose estates he has
claim the saine under n deed and
deeds duly registered in Burleson
County, Texas- thnt he has had and
hold peaceable, continuous and ad-
verse possession of the land and ten-
ements claimed by defendants, which
is described in plaintiff's petition,
using and enjoy.ng the same and
paying all taxes due thereon for a
period of more than five Í5) years
before April 2, 1928, and before de-
fendant's cause of action, If any, ac-
crued, and before the commencement
of this suit.
he says that he and thoee through
to whom he claims claiming to havi
We charge $3.50
' I. Re
per tray. We will
h«\tch R. I. Red, Barred Rock, or
White Leghorn eggs on the halves.
(Must be Pure Bred and extra good
stock).
Get our prices on May chicks.
They are priced to sell—500 chick
size brooder for $5.00. Sunshine
Chicks now li>c each—All breeds.
Sunshine Hatchery, F. W. Kazmeier,
Pres. & Gen. Mgr., Caldwell Texas.
See "Moon Shine." one act royalty
play, at the May Fete, May 4.
* • •
"Frolic of the Frogs," Friday, May
4. at the May Fete.
Silence is usually mistaken for
sense.
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Cromartie, C. E. The Caldwell News and The Burleson County Ledger (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, April 27, 1928, newspaper, April 27, 1928; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth174797/m1/7/: accessed May 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library.