Falfurrias Facts (Falfurrias, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, September 17, 1943 Page: 4 of 6
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FALFURRIAS FACTS
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1941
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NO. 74<J
GARDNER B. MILLER ET AL
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JOHN BEDNARKO ET AL
IN THE DISTRICT COURT,
79th JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
BROOKS COUNTY, TEXAS
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF BROOKS
THE STATE OF TEXAS TO John
Bednarko and wife, Mrs. John
Bednarko, Willis Lamkin and Mrs.
Willis Lamkin, S. Young and Mrs. 8.
Young, D. Storm and Mrs D. Storm,
and D. E. Starns and Mrs. D. E.
Starns. whose places of residence
are unkknown, and to the heirs of
John Bednarko, deceased, the heirs
of Mrs. John Bednarko, deceased;
the heirs of Willis Lamkin. deceas-
ed, and the heirs of Mrs. Willis
Lamkin, deceased; the heirs of 3.
Young, deceased, and the heirs of
Mrs. S. Young, deceased; the heirs
i tiffs, and John Bednarko and wife.
Mrs. John Bednarko, the heirs of
John Bednarko, deceased, and the
heirs of Mrs. John Bednarko, de-
of D. Storm, deceased, and the heirs ceased. Willis Lamkin and Mrs. Wil-
of Mrs. D. Storm, deceased; and the lis Lamkin, the heirs of Willis Lam-
heirs of D. E. Starns, deceased, and kin. deceased, and the h^irs of Mrs.
the heirs of Mrs. D. E. 8tarns, de- Willis Lamkin, deceased, S. Young
ceased; whose names and places of and Mrs. S Young, the heirs of 8
residence are unknown, GREET- Young, deceased, and the heirs of
INO:
You
are commanded to appear
Mrs. 8. Young, deceased. D. Storm
and Mrs. D. Storqi, the heirs of D
and answer the plaintiffs' petition Storm and the the heirs of Mrs. D.
at or before 10 o’clock A. M„ of the Storm, D.E. Starns and Mrs. D. E
first Monday after the expiration Starns, the heirs of D. E. Starns.
of 42 days from the date of issuance
of this citation, the same being
Monday, the 18th day of October,
A. D., 1943, at or before 10 o'clock
deceased, and the heirs of Mrs. D.
E. Starns, deceased, each of whose
residences are unknown, and the
names and places of residence of
A. M„ before the Honorable District each of the heirs of sald defendants
Court of Brooks County, Texas, for
the 79th Judicial D strict of Texas,
at the Court House in the City of
Falfurrias, Texas.
The said plaintiffs' petition was
as set out are unknown, the na-
ture of said suit being substantial-
ly as follows, touttt:
This is a suit in trespass to try
title, as well as for damages The
filed on the 2nd day of September, I plaintiffs allege that they were in
1943, the file number of said suit | lawful possession of Lots number-
being 748. The names of the parties j ed Six (6), Seven (7> and Eight <8>.
in said suit are: Oardner B. Miller Fifty-three (53) and Fifty-four
and Laurence D. Miller, Jr., plain-1 (54), in Section 5. of the Burton &
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The Old And The New Of The Corsair Line
Danforth Subdivision of the Par-
rita Ranch, according to the map
or plat thereof on file and of rec-
ord in the office of the Courtty
Clerk of Brooks County, Texas, on
July 1, 1943. and that on sa d date
they were unlawfully ejected by
each and every one of the defen-
dents and that the said defendents
now unlawfully withhold said prem
ises front plaintiffs, to their dam-
age in the sum of One Hundred
Dollars >$100 00'; that plaintiffs
I have a good ami perfect title to
said lots and tract of land as again-
st all the world and own and claim
the same in fee simple title; that
plaintiffs, and those under whom
they claim, have had peaceable, con
tlnuous and adverse possession of
the said lands and premises above
described, claiming the same under
deeds duly registered, cultivating,
using and enjoying the same and
paying ail taxes due thereon be-
fore the same became delinquent
fcf a period of more than five
years prior to and next preceding
July 1, 1943. and before the com-
mencement of this su:t; that plain-
tiffs. and those under whom they
claim in immediate succession of
right and title, have had and hold
peaceable, continuous and adverse
possession of the said lands and
premises under good and substan-
tial fences making a complete and
actual enclosure thereof, cultivat-
ing. using and enjoying the same
for a period of ten years prior
to and next preceding July 1. 1943.
and before the commencement of
this suit, and by reason thereof
have good and perfect title to the
said lands and premises and are
entitled to immediate possession
thereof.
WHEREFORE, plaintiffs pray for
both title and possession of said
lands and premises and for general
and special relief, all as more fully
appears in the petition on file in
the office of the District Clerk of
Brooks County, Texas, at Falfur-
rias, Texas.
This citation shall be served by
the Sheriff or any Constable of the
Stat>’ of Texas by having same
published In a newspaper once each
week for four (4) consecutive weeks,
the first publication to be at least
twenty-eight <28» days before the
return day of the citation, and said
officer shall herein fall not. but
make due return as the law directs.
ISSUED this the 2nd day of Sep-
tember. 1943.
(Signed) I. J. Benavides
SEAL Clerk. 79th Judicial District,
Court, Brooks Oounty, Texas
By D Villarreal, Deputy
Publication ordered made in the
Falfurrias Facts, a newspaper of
general circulation, published in
the English language for more than
one year continuously prior to the
date hereof.
J. A. Grimes
Sheriff, Brooks County, Tex.
By A. Lopez, Deputy
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FOR MEAT BRANDING
Government standara non-in-
jurious meat branding ink 30c,
stamp pad 35c and rubber stamp
80c. Falfurrias Facts. Telephone
47-J.
H. F. Billingsley
Distributor
rpHE Navy’a newest and fastest
J- fighter, the Chance Vought
Corsair (above) is winning fame in
the Southwest Pacific against the
Japs as the United States takes the
offensive.
This is the latest Corsair in a line
which started with the 02U-1
(right) built for the U. S. Navy in
1927.
i Powered with one of the earliest
Pratt A Whitney Aircraft engines
—a Wasp of 425 h.p.—the 02U-1
set four world records, three for
speed and one for altitude, for class
C-2 seaplanes.
The latest Corsair, designated the
F4U-1, also has a Pratt ft Whitney
engine—a 2,000 h.p. Double Wasp.
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DEALER
'See You in Manila"
FILIPINO FIGHTING SPIRIT, immortalised on
Bataan, now sails the seven seas. These photos, re-
leased by the U. S. Navy, show the officers and men
of a Philippine merchant ship which, since Pearl
Harbor, has carried war materials for the Unked
Nations through 160,000 miles of sub-infested waters
in the Atlantic and Pacific. Above, the flag of the
Philippine Commonwealth flies beside the Stan and
Stripes, symbolizing the cooperation between the two
nations and the fighting spirit of the Filipino people,
20,000 of whom fought and fell on Bataan and other
Philippine battlefields.
In the best United Nations tradition, Filipino officen
and men share their Australian mascot (upper left)
with a U. S. Navy gun crew, who sail with the ship.
Filipino gunners take their turn (lower left) during
the weary 24-hour vigils when Axis submarines are
on the prowl for the ship and its precious war cargo.
Although only three ships remain of the Philippine
merchant fleet, motto of the 44 officer* and men of
this one la—SEE YOU IN MANILA.
This Was The South Pasture
War sure changes things fast. Long as l can re-
member this teas the Boss' south pasture—and now
look. Almost overnight, instead of cattle, uiirulmills
and barbed wire, there are roads and barracks and
soldiers as far as you can see.
All over Texas thousands of acres of quiet grass-
lands have been converted into military camps.
Under the capable direction of Army engineers,
civilian contractors have rushed to completion the
flying fields, army training centers, rifle ranges and
navy bases where%thousands of our fighting men are
being trained.
Essential to the very existence of these military
establishments are the street and highways that form
liie transportation system within and between them.
Petroleum asphalt si pnlied by Humble has been used
for constructing many miles of the c strategic roads.
Economical, serviceable, and easy to apply, Humble
Asphalt is serving in war, as it did in peace, to make
all-weather highways, streets, and air field landing
strips a reality in quick time.
Hoad asphalt is but one of the long list of Humble
petroleum products that are in the fight on the battle
front and the home front. High-octane aviation gaso-
line, Toluene for TNT, special fuels and lubricants
for the machines of war and industry—all come from
the same refineries, which for years have supplied
you with Esso and Humble gasoline, Esso, 997, and
Velvet Motor Oil for your car, your truck, and your
farm and industrial machinery.
HUMBLE PRODUCTS FOR THI MACHINES OF WAR: Asphalt. Ari.tton
GMoline* and Aviation Engin. Oil*. (aaioaflaira Paint*, Dlenel Enel*.
Bactna Oil*. Unl.i* Instrument Oil*. Msrin* Taint*. N*ry Symbol Labri-
eanU, Ref nil Oil*. P.uat-Ban Protect!., Coating*, Stratosphere Greaaea,
Toluene. Torpedo Grease*. Wuta Waterproof Lubricant*, and toon.
8 th the tic Rubber far Military uaea. FOR THI MACHINIS OF INDUSTRY:
AntoMotlre Lubricant,. Catting Fluid*. Cleaners, Dtasal Fuel,. Gasoline*.
Industrial LabricanU. Laaaching Lubricant*. Motor Oil*. Paint*. Petroleum
SalMuta. Qnanrhing Oil*, Hast Pr.rentt.aa, Waxaa. FOR YOUR CARt
Product* and aarrlea to, help yea care far your ear for year country.
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Behrent, Howard. Falfurrias Facts (Falfurrias, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, September 17, 1943, newspaper, September 17, 1943; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth878866/m1/4/?q=+date%3A1941-1945: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .