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|pig Cameron Courts
Suits filed in the district courts:
First National Bank of Harlingen
V6. H. E. Baker et ux, Debt.
%TH DISTFICT COURT
Hon. A. W. Cunningham, Judge
No final orders.
103RD DISTFICT COURT
Hon. A. M. Kent, Judge
Sofman Heater Co. vs. F. L. Gay;
fettled and dismissed.
E. C. Tuseth vs. C. A. and S. A.
Nietert, Judgment.
COUNTY COURT
Hon. Oscar Dancy, Judge
Suits filed: Exparte Ophelia Ro
driguez. non compijs mentis.
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John Kleiber, Judge
No orders.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
None.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.
Cameron County
I. Zarate to Guillermo L. Esparza,
north one-half lot 5, block 44, City
San Benito, $10, etc.
A. K. Black et ux to James-Dick
fpwSn Farm Mortgage Co., north
•^*4 acres of farm block 27, Es
Firitu Santo Grant. El Jardin sub
division. plat 4-52. share 32. $10. etc.
E. C. Couch. V. M. SutDhen to
T. E. Harris, lots 17. 18. 19. 20. block
5. lot 5, block 17, Townsite Primera,
$10. etc.
Dan and Lida M. Neil to Chas.
A. and Mary L. Matthews. .95 acre
of block 79: 3.92 acres, block 77; .39
acre, block 76, El Jardin subdivision.
?harc 19. 27. Espiritu Santo Grant,
plat 4-39. $10. etc.
N. S. and Jessie K. Liddell to J.;
Sam Wilson, lot 22, block 1. N. S.
Liddell, addition, Harlingen, $10,
etc.
Pedro Baragan to David Lozano,
east one-half, lot 8, block 4, tenth
addition, San Benito, $10, etc.
Anton Grabowski et ux. to George
Coates et al. 1.796 acres out of east
31.02 acres, block 166. Fresnos Land
& Irrigation Co., Share 12, 22, Es
piritu Santo Grant, $10, etc.
R. H. and S. E. Behimer to Val
ley Dev. Inc., south 5 acres of north
20 acres, block 79, Wilson Tract,
subdivision, survey 25, $5,000.
Valley Dev. Inc, to C. M. Schim
mingehr. west 10 acres, block 80,
Wilson Tract subdivision, survey 25,
$11,000.
R. H. and S. E. Behimer to Valley
Dev. Inc, West 10 acres, block 80,
Wilson Tract subdivision, survey 25,
$10, etc.
R. E: Brooks to Mrs. Annie B.
Pomeroy, north 25 acres, block 20,
Cantu tract. La Feria grant, $3750.
Cameron County Lumber Co., to
Jennie L. McCandless, lots 159-A
and 159-B. block 7. Avondale subdi
vision. Harlingen. $10, etc.
A. F. Parker to Frank Laidlaw.
west 20 acres, tract 27, Coast Land
Farms subdivision, Buena Vista
grant. $10, etc.
Richard Francis King, Hildur E.
King to Chas. Pulliam et ux, lots 23,
block 24, O. T. La Feria, $10, etc.
James McAdams to Wm. T.
Straight, et ux, northeast 7.4 acres,
block 80, share 19. El Jardin sub
division. Espiritu Santo Grant, plat
4-39, $10, etc.
Los Ebanos Est., Inc. to Mrs. Ger
trude Faye Thompson, lot 18, block
10, Los Ebanos addition, Brownsville, ]
plat 6-40, $1,635.50.
Anna M. Brooks to M. W. Cock- j
ran. south 635 acrs of a 12.6 acre j
tract, block 37, shares 3, 4, Concep
cion de Carricitos grant, $4,615.00. !
Hidalgo County
F. B. Faris to W. C. Little, west 10
acres of south 30 acres of lot 15,
section 236, Tex Mex, $10, etc.
Anna B. Burinian to Carroll Col
lege, lots 4, 5. blocks 5, College
Heights subdivision, McAllen, $10,
etc.
James R. Page to C. I. Haven,
west 10 acres of lot 15, Sec. 236,
Tex Mex, $10, etc.
C. I. Haven to B. F. Farris, north
9.53 acres of lot 7, section 236, Tex|
Mex, $10, etc. g
James R. Page to C. I. Haven,
east 10 acres of west 20 acres of
south 30 acres of lot 15, Sec, 236, j
Tex Mex, $10, etc.
Louis and Katrina Anderson to!
Sioux National Bank, lot 123 and
south one-half of lot 118, Holt tract.!
$10, etc.
Mrs. May Kramer, et vir to E. A.
Mueller, lot 143, containing 37.43
acres, S. Campacuas. $10, etc.
E. C. Alsmeyer to H. L. Alsmeyer.
north one-half of north one-half of
lot 34-7, West addition. $10, etc.
Sioux National Bank, Sioux City,
Iowa, lot 123. Hoit tract, $10, etc.
Clara Mable Heatly to E. M.
Boyd, east one-half of lot 11, Sec.
259. Tex Mex, 20 acres, $10, etc.
Fred Katzer, et ux to E. M. Boyd,
south 10 acres of north 20.03 acres
of block 201, La Blanca. $10, etc.
Mrs. Pearl Simmons to P. S. De
vine, lot 29-28, block 26, Pharr, $10,
etc.
Fred Lan France to Isaac Barrera,
lot, 30, block 5, Pharr, $10. etc.
Eric D. Green to The Electric
Supply Co., lot 13. block 13, Mer-1
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VALLEY RADIO
KWWG—Valley Radio Station
Brownsville
4:00- 5:55 p. m.—Associated Press dispatches and Valley news from j
The Brownsville Herald, following by musical numbers.
5:55- 6:0G—World Bookman, popular radio feature.
6:00- 7:00—Musical numbers.
SATURDAY, A. M.
10:00-11:00 a. m.Musical numbers andstudio specialties.
11:00-11:30—Popular and semi-classical selections from the Capitol
theater organ by remote control. •
11:55-12:00—Local and general weather forecast and bulletin on Rio
_ Grande.
cedes, $10, etc.
T. I. Chase to W. R. Hansen. 20
acres of southwest comer lot, lot 2,
block 278, Tex Mex, $10, etc.
J. B. Post to J. C. Wharton, east
15 acres of block 142, Hill Halbert,
$10, etc.
M. H. Mums to Geo. H. Walton,
east one-half of lot 9, Sec. 235, Tex
Mex, $1200.
Valley Cooperative Creamery to
P. S. Devine, lots 31-32, block 26,
Pharr, $10, etc.
Prod E. Bennett, et al to J. G.
Cisneros, lot 2, block 120, Davidson’s
addition, Mission, $10, etc.
PERSONALS
D. W. Rothensies of Utica, N. Y.,
came in Thursday morning, and is
located at the El Jardin. Mr. Ro
thensies has brought a number of
land parties to the Valley.
Mr. and-Mrs. Domoer are here
from Louisville.
Charles Celaya of Rio Grande
City was expected to return to
Brownsville Thursday evening to
complete preparations for a trip
to Spain.
Jose F. Farias of El Paso is in the
city and is at El Jardin.
Blaine Newcom of Tampico was
in town Wednesday.
Marcus Stevenson is here from
Detroit.
W. C. Boland of Indianapolis is
visiting Monterrey.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Dennis of
San Antonio are spending a day
or two at El Jardin.
W. R. Jenning of Whiting is here.
Carl H. Graham spent Wednes
day here, leaving Thursday morn
ing. His home is in Houston.
H. W. Plato and Olin Plato, both
of Laredo, are at El Jardin.
J. H. Price and J. J. Slatting are
here from Detroit.
R. S. and Mrs. Yarbrough of Gal
veston are in the city.
A. C. Wiesbesch is here from
Waco.
A party from Miami, Fla., in
cluding C. D. Swinson, C. D. Wright,
R. E. Keeler, and C. Lorker, are
here for a few days and are at El
Jardin.
L. T. Reding of Oklahoma City
is registered at El Jardin.
Ben Tolbert of Dallas is again in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Doherty
are here from Dallas.
• .— —.
TYPIST GETS MEDAL
MISSION. March 29.—A sterling
silver medal, received from the
Remington Typewriting company is
a source of considerable pride to
Arcadio Guera, who was presented
with this token because of his ef
ficiency, when he wrote an average
of 44 words a minute in a 15-min
ute spee dtest. This is a test sent
out by this company to be graded
by their own experts, and on ac
count of the young man being a
first year student is considered a
good average.
THE GUMPS — Just a Good Man Gone Wrong —Sidney Smith
oh , MR. Gump
IT IS ALL SO TERRIBLE
IT SEEMS UKE A BAD DREAM*
AUSSTINN MAS WRECKED
OUR HOME —
POOR MARY WILL NEVER BE
The same — she has not belli
OUT of BED SINCE THIS THING
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rr WAS IN A POCKET BOOK WITH HlS INITIALS. ON IT
and the combination of our safe J
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| DIDN’T PUT THE MONEY IN 1WE STOVE\
Pipe hole — and if yomcarr did —
ME MUST BE CRAZY— BESIDES HE
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HIGH PRESSURE PETE Not a ‘Dear’ Swan
ETTA KETT — His Prayers Will Be Answered—No —Paul Robinson
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I SERIOUSLY SPEAKING!
Let's be really serious for a moment. What
a bank really sound ? It is CONFIDENCE to
but what establishes confidence? ~ - I
We’ll tell you. It is the men who conduct
bank. Our officers are courteous and obliging,
servative, friendly. Our Directors know what ia j
ing on inside the bank. It is their business to k*--—
and they DO know.
Our stockholders are among the solid citizen,
this community. Our Patrons are people of influe
and worth. All these beget confidence, the one th
that builds up a strong bank.
Start An Account Today .
i%' Interest Compounded Semi-Annually *
Paid on Savings *
First National Bank:
Brownsville, Texas
“THE FRIENDLY BANK” H
Oldest Bank in the Rib Grande Valley
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I buvwell- Money spent I
1 uketk£ one of the cars I
I weVe now offering I
is a Safe Invest- I
ment. Askamech- I
anic! j 1
1 1927 Chrysler 89 Sedan 1927 Ford Coach KsbR
1928 Dodge Standard 1927 Dodge Sedan f j
1 Sedan 1926 Dodge Sedan 5^||
J 1928 Dodge Coupe 1928 Dodge DeLuxe m ||
I 1928 Pontiac Sedan Sedan 1
| 1927 Chevrolet Landau 1920 Cadiilac Roadster
i Sedan 1924 Packard Touring
I Jesse Dennett, Inc.
Phone 904 Used Car Maket 1219 Levee - li
Used Car Lot Across from Herald Office
| j W. A. ROSS, Mgr.
A. TAMM
Blue Printing and
Supplies
Harlingen, Texas
M. R. Flores Sc Sons I
Blacksmiths
2 have moved to 14th Street. \
Z comer Southmost road,
p Victoria Heights p
I La Joya Gravel Co. j
1 INCORPORATED .1
I MISSION, TEXAS BOX 554 1
J. S. FORD & SONS
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
RENTALS LOANS
Brownsville, Texas j
: Dependable Prompt f
BROWNSVILLE TITLE COMPANY
Brownsville
Complete abstracts of tkle to lands in Cameron
County, Texas
GEORGE B. SIMPSON COMPANY
Certified Public Accountants
Brownsville San Antonio Washington
(Successors to: Simpson, Chenault, Cameiro
& Company)
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PERRY L. KING & CO. I
AUDITING—GENERAL ACCOUNTING
INCOME TAX SERVICE System*. Organization atw
Statistical Report* Business Control
Travis Building Nixon Building
San Antonio, Texas. Corpus Christ!. Texas. - jj ^
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Valley Abstract Co.
PROMPT TITLE SERVICE
BROWNSVILLE EDINBURG
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Opposite Courthouse E. Harriman Blvd.
Phone 1184 * Phone 93

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