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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05
Letters From
The People

Editor. Brownsville Herald,
Brownsville. Texas.
Dear Sir
During the past few weeks we
have read with regret several ar
ticles In your paper regarding the
interest a certain Association has
been taking IN the farmers of this
vicinity IN regard to the orderly
marketing az their potato croo.
IL appears TO the writer that
more interest has been taken FOR
their own pocket books rather than
those OF the farmer. The same
thing has BEEN foisted on the farm
ers for the past several but
this year Is about the worst deal
that they have had handed them
In the first place they are com
PEELED TO pay an inspection charge
and for what-simply 20 see ~ TIE
potatoes are u. TO grade-nothinR
said regarding the maturity "
them. One inspector was asked In
ne was supposed to pass on the
maturity OF the product and ~
replied that he was not. What a
farce. Another thing-setting the
price at which the farmer must
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
For Cameron County. Texas

TOR L1metou OOuutys Acxas
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.
v. g. Spies to j. Olive Spies lot
~. block Is, La Feria townsite. $40.
Mary A. Graham ct al. to Citrus
Dew. Co, Inc. 124 acres La Feria
Grant $1,000
Geo W. Dewey, Gdn. OF Estate
OF Dora Mae Lavender ct al TO
Citrus Dew. Co. Inc. A 1892 undiv.
interest in I2.4 acres La Ferta
Grant. $662.60.
q. O.. Henson ct ais TO Jesse
Dennet, lots / TO - inc. block 13-A,
Brownsville 100000.
CISCO Morris to Felipe Juarez
West ID Lot s, block Al, Harrington
$4,000.
NJ. ID. Kennedy TO Feliciano Con-
zalez, lots 3, 4, Block 10, Garden
Parks Sub, Brownsville $4,000.
James-Dick. Farm Mtge. Co. 70
w. c. Wright Lot IA, block 81, FL
Jardin Re-sub., share 80, Esp. Santo
Grant S2750O0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05
SURPLUS SEEN
BY HOOVER
Unfavorable Developments
Of Last Fall Were
Over Estimated

WASHINGTON, April 5-F-
President Hoover is looking forward
to a slender surplrs at the close Of
this and the next fiscal year If the
most rigid economy Is exercised
meanwhile by both the legislative
and executive branches OF the gov
eminent.
His estimate is based upon income
tax collections for March which, he
says, indicate that the unfavor-
able developments OF last fall did
not affect individual incomes to the
extent that many had feared" The
years receipts from this source are
now expected to be somewhat less
than last year, but substantially
greater than In 1923.
At the current rate OF expenditure
the president said In a statement
issued for publication today, lit ap-
pears that we should be able to
close the fiscal year ending the
thirtieth OF next June with a very
moderate surplus"
The same holds true for next year.
he continued. but there the situa-
ton Is clouded by the fact that a
surplus originally estimated ut Sat-
100000 has already been reduced
by $50. 900 900 through congressional
appropriations.
"The major difficulty In pros
pect," Mr.. Hoover added, "arises
from the fact that bills already IA
vorably reported by congressional
committees II enacted into law.
would entail an additional expen-
OF nearly $500. 000. 900 next
fiscal year and, as far as we can
see today. inevitably result IN a def
lett. The situation clearly calls for
most rigid economy and deferment
or even other wise justifiable ex-
penditures by both the legislative
and executive departments"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05
LABOR FIGHTS
JUDGE PARKER
Confirmation Opposed AS
Associate Justice Of
Supreme Court

WASHINGTON. April 5-tR-
Organized labor modified its forces
today in opposition 10 the confirma-
ton of Judge John j. Parker MS an
associate justice Of the supreme
court.
They with others were invited to
appear before a senate judiciary
subcommittee which has the Par
ker nomination under consideration
ana give their reasors for objecting
to confirmation. william Green.
president or the American Fedora
ton OF Labor. was ready to speak
for that organization. while repre-
sentatives OF the five brotherhocds
Of Railway Trainmen were here to
testify also.
Labor's opposition Is based upon
a decision written by Judge Parker
as a member OF the circuit court
bench in which he held UP an in
junction preventing organized labor
from seeking to enroll employees OF
the Red Jacket Consolidated Coal
and Coke company. Representa-
tives Of the labor organizations as
sert that Judge Parker's decision re-
veaIs an attitude OF mind that
should bar him from the supreme
bench.
Ca A~4rrEn WInnp v~~nwnrw4n \
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05
MOVIE SIDELIGHTS

entirely out of doors is Hell Har-
bor," the romantic drama starring
Lupe Veiez. which comas to the
Rivoli Theatre, San Benito. for a
Midnite Matinee tonight at li:30
p. m.
The picture was suggested by
Rita Johnson Young's novel, "Out
OF the Night" and Is the work OF
Henry King, director Of The White
Sister" and Stella Dallas.
Hell Harbor" Is said 20 offer
Lupe velez the greatest opportunity
OF her screen career, presenting
her in the part Of a high spirited
Young modern. a descendant OF the
great pirate chief, Sir Henry Nor
gan.
Around this theme is developed
q story rich in incident, local color
and tense drama. There are the
thrilling fight in the honky-tonk
between Morgan and Wade. the
death battle between Morgan and
Horngold and the strange life that
is to be found under the Caribbean
moon. Filmed In Tampa, Florida.
amidst natural tropical settings.
Hell Harbor" Is said to have one
of the most beautiful backgrounds
used for a picture. The entire pro-
duction was filmed In this locale:
there is not a studio shot In the
picture.
The cast OF Hell Harbor" in
cludes beside Lupe velez and Jean
Hersholt, John Holland. Gibson
cowland. AL st. John. Henry Allen.
Paul Z. Burns and George Book
Asia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05
3L.ose Lives, ; Hurt AS
Fire Sweeps Residence

Nrw YORK. April 5VP-Inree
~.-sonx lost their lives and three
pther members OF the same iamny
we're we're injured today in a fire that
Went their home IN Dean Street.
BROOKLYN
The dead: - m .va hsr
s.~rhters, Florence. IT, and Marie
THE injured III Vincent Ant:ganc'
q fhe father, and two daughters,
earning, 10. and Lillian 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05
Cameron Courts
SUITS FILED IN DISTRICT
NnWyDTE

no. 9373-Antonio Sustiata VS..
Refugia Viegas Sustiata, Divorce.
No. 9374-Morris Edelstein VS..
Jos. X. Junkin, ct al, Debt.
No. 0375@Southwest Bitulithic
company VS.. O.. q. Henson. ct al,
paving contract.
NO 9376- Southwest Bitulithic
company VS.. j. T. Lomax, ct al,
paving contract.
No. e377-Southwest Bitulithic
company vs.. J w. Stubblefiel, ct nj,
paving contract.
mo. 9376- Southwest Bitulithic
company VS.. Geo. N. Seaman, paw
Ing contract
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05
ST MARY

Barometric pressure was moder-
ately high over the Plateau and
central Rocky Mountain Plains
states and over the eastern states
this morning, and relatively 70
moderately low over the Mississippi
Valley and the upper Great Lakes.
AS a result the weather was fair TO
clear practically throughout the
United States at the morning OBJ
servation, while precipitation was
negligible throughout the country
within the last "a hours. A fur
Their slight TO moderate rise In tenn
perature occurred practically thru
out the eastern two-thirds OF the
country since yesterday morning,
while somewhat cooler weather pre-
vailed In the northern and central
Rocky Mountain states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05
BULLETIN

First figures. lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
day; third, wind velocity az 8 q. m.
fourth, precipitation Ii last "a
hca1rE
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COUNTY COURT

Hon. Oscar c. Dancy, Judge
Filings: No. ls43-In re Estate
OF Valente de IA Rosa, deceased.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05

Pastel colored woods. In lacy
weaves, make the very smartest
sports things for summer. Blouses
are rather fancy. too, and they all
tuck into the skirt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05
City Briefs

Demand sal-Rub when buying
your rubbing alcohol. Manufactured
By Delta Laboratory Brownsville.
For sale at all drug stores Adv
Now Open - Outside Casino,
Padre Island, Point Isabel. Rooms,
Cottages. Meals. Bathing, Fresh
water showers, Dancing, Fishing.
Scheduled boat service. Everything
for your convenience. ADV. 6
Now Open - Spend the week end
vacation at Outside Casino, Padre
Island. All modern conveniences
Adv. 6
Now Open - Gulfstde Casino.
Padre Island, Poins Isabel. Rooms,
Cottages, Meals. Bathing, Fresh
water showers, Dancing, Fishing.
Scheduled boat service. Everything
for your convenience. ADV. D
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05
IN URGENT NEED

Mother: This letter from Charlie
is very short.
Father: Yes. SO Is Charlie, or he
wouldn't have written.-Tit-Bits
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05

Producers sales OF leaf tobacco in
Virginia totaled 1885, 725 pounds
during February.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05

One OF the first all-talking pro-
auctions to be filmed On location
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05

San Antonio plans a memorial
fountain TO honor the Alamo's dead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-05

YOU'LL HEAR! 80.
The pulsing, raw re OF
the Western Cattle Range!
With q hero rs magnetic
rs Tho virginian."
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Hansler s1.0o, Lot 9, block 26. North

Hansler s1.Oo. Lot Q. block rs. North
McAilen.
william Cage Hoag ct Tx to Le-
ota ". Beshear. s2,500. w IL OF
z. IL. Lot y. sec. 243, Tex. Mex.
Angela v. Schunior ct vir to
Mary Stats. $40; share IA. 5chunir
subdivision.
William s. Aldrich ct ux to w. r.
BuSs, $4,000; lots II and IS. re-sub.
blks. A. 81 and 81, Lott Town and
Imp. Co., subdivision.
Ray See to James O'Dcnnell, $40;
Farm tract 20S9. ". Capisallo and
Z. 20 &C. Farm tract 2083,N. Cap.
Spared Mccall et ux to Maybel
Mccall Woodbridge. s1.00; N. 3 &C.
Of s. Is ac. lot l64, Jno. H. Shary
sLo.
Charles J. Vollmer 10 william p.
Mowry et ux, $1,000; lots A., 3. l.
Miller subd.
w. J. Fontaine ct Tx 70 c. D.
Adamson. $500; Farm tract $50,
West tract subd.
G. j. Vollmer ct ux to w. Rogers
Pike ct Tx. $4,000; / lot @, B. L.
Miller Subd.
Frederick WEIGH cd Tx 20 q. T
Tackett. $40; N. S &C. of w. IS &C.
lot Is. block 2. Hidalgo Canal Co
Frederic Welch ct Tx 10 w. Fl
McClanahan ct al. $3.50: s. 20 &C
OF w. Is &C. lot 13, block 2, Hidalgc
Canal Co.
3. g. Ohmit to Otta w. Schmidt
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in South Dakota but win return
to the Valley this fall.
Mrs. c. NJ. Burk and daughter,
Florence. were guests at the nome
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Marshall OF
Weslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hansen and
children left for Iowa Wednesday.
Mrs. Hansen and children will visit
relatives in Iowa and Mr.. Hansen
will go on 10 Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Tanner spent
the weekend in San Antonio.
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Wise were: Mr..
d. II. Hale of South Sharyland, Mr..
and Mrs. j.. j. Mulkey and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wise and Clint
Wise of Weslaco and Bud Wise OF
Blessing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Norman Of
Alton were Sunday guests at the
home Of their son, Leo Norman and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs r. z. Newport were
guests at the home Of their brother
w. S. Newport and family Of Combs
Tuesday.
Misses Althea and Virginia Leak
who have been visiting at the home
Of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. i
Leak, left for their home in Pasa-
dena, California Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Leo MARCEL and soT
Lewis Gene motored TO Sam For.
dyce Sunday. They were the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noe of Mission were
Sunday guests at the home Of MI
and Mrs. r. <. Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Tryon were II
Ednburg Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Bixler en-.
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Zeis-
Ike and sister, MI. and Mrs. George
Mitchell and son Roseman at din
ned. Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Oscar Parks accompanied a
patient from McAllen to San An
tonic hospital last Wednesday and
returned home Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Valley Boys Play In
Summer Band at T.U.

~
ASTIUN, July THE summer
school Longhorn Band Of the Uni
versity Of Texas has been organic
ed and is busy ~rehearsing for the
July 4 celebration, when IL will make
its first appearance. A number OF
concerts during the rest Of the sum
mer session are planned.
A list Of the members Of the band
follows: Walter r. Vernon OF Con-
ZaleS, Herman L. Peavy Of Austin,
Jack Walker Of Austin. Mosby Pharr
OF Austin. Wayman Peavy Of Austin.
Ben A. Parkinson of Austin, Paul
Ross Irwin Of San Antonio. Cecil
Clay Ross of Del Rio, Tom Woolsey
of Bay City, Weldon M. Fielder Of
Lockhart, James c. Newberry Of
Gonzales. Robert j.. Hibbetts of Aus
tin, j. w. Thomas Of Gainesville, T..
La Baure OF lakewood. j. A. Clack
Of Gainesville. Hunter Loftin Of
Sherman. Chas. fowler Of Somer-
vile. Camp Cochrum of Groesbeck.
Q. n. Thompson Of Austin. G. n.
Walker OF Austin, w. S. Lanham Of
Midland. Len T. Spragins Of Donna,
Ernest Galloway of Waller and L. l..
Rod Of Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
'P.-T.-A. Plans To
Increase Loan

Plans for increasing the student
loan fund maintained by the p. T..
A. Of senior high and junior COL
lege occupied the chief attention OF
executives attending the final bust
ness session for the summer. It is
hoped TO raise the fund 10 $500 by
the first Of September. to have the
money ready for loans TO boys and
girls needing aid for the school
year.
Full reports OF the past years
activities were given at the meet
ing, showing a busy and successful
year. Attention Of the public is
called TO the fact that the PIT.
A. IS still collecting papers and
magazines 70 complete a carload
which will be sold for benefit OF
the loan fund. Those having pa
pers for such disposal are asked to
call Mrs. w. o. Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03

maline. were chosen for the floral
decorative note of the patriotic
scheme. The colors were displayed
IN the refreshment plates, taliies,
score cards. and prizes.
For club members, Mrs. G. ".
Hamilton won high score prize and
Mrs. w. K. Heaner. second high.
Mrs. George Houston received the
guests high prize and Mrs. Fausto
Yturria. second.
Club members and guests enjoy
ing the afternoon were Mesdames
Gordon Street, Harold Gray, Bur-
nell Goodrich. j. L. Bogus, Robin
Pate, I. Dorfman, NJ. Edelstein, Ed
gar Hicks, Fausto Yturria, Fred
Skinner, j. /. George. Travis Jen-
nings, Lawrence Brady, George
Houston. Dick Harris, II. z. Blum.
J. II. Greene, Edward McChesney.
Joe Vivier. Jr., Dan Callahan, w. Z.
Heaner, G. ". Hamilton, Robert
Schwarz, H. L. Thomas, Del Perkins,
Dean Porter; Misses Annie Starck,
Sophia Spivey. Kathleen Heaner,
and Lottie Fitzpatrick of San An
tonic.
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ss5,OOO; 5l.2s &C. lots 7. Q. 0 and 10.

s35,000; 5l.23 &C. lots 7, Q. o and 10.
block %, Capisallo.
Frank Hellman to Blanche He'll
man. $40; Farm tract IS and 50,
West tract.
August w. Shutting ct ux to Pro-
greso Development Co, $500, >.
5.42 &C. OF ". 1859 &C, lot 207,
Llano Grande subd.
w. w. Anderson to d. G. Earnest,
$50; Lot M. M, block 81, Hoyt
and Seibert Addn. 10 Mercedes.
II. Bailey to Gulf Coast Or
aGx6t Co. $4.500; W.. IL lot 10,
seA86, Tex. Mex.
80. Teagarden to L=<yd NJ. and
Elmer G. BentScn. $4,000; lots .
and Q, block l48. Edinburg.
Gulf Coast Orchards Co. "a
Claude $. Weaver e TX. 6,750; n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
MAGAZINE DAY
ON lilly 4

The Sharyland Home DemOnstra-
ton members met at the home OF
the president. Mrs. Galen BuShey,
Tuesday, June "a. After a short
business session conducted by the
demonstration Of h~andicraft, DEM
.onstrating the art OF making leather
gloves. weaving hand bags, tapestry
and making needle point.
At the close Of the demonstration
refreshments were served by the
hostess and the club adjourned 10
meet al the home Of Mrs. Clemmons
with Mrs. Leland Bushey hostess for
the DAY. July 3. This will be mag
aZine day. A review Of the follow
ing magazines will be given.
Ladies Home Journal. Mrs. James
Miller: McCallS Magazine. Mrs.
Jack Lehman: Hollands Magazine.
Mrs. G.. /. Bushey: Good House
keeping. Mrs. A. E. Henneger: Far
mer's Wife. Mrs. d. Chamberlain
and The American, Mrs. l.. L. Tryon.
Roll call on Something Helpful
I Have Read in a Magazine"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Auditor Thanked For
County Census Data

County Auditor j. j. Bishops OF
fice has received a letter Of congrat-
ulation from a bonding house for
accurately estimating the population
of Cameron county.
The bonding houses frequently
call upon the auditors office for
population estimates in their IL
nancial transactions.
Your report" the letter said. IS
the first in the history Of L COM
parry which was not over-estimated.
Il vas indeed refreshing and a re-
lief from the imagination-padded
figures we usually receive"
The bondin. company checked
the local Offices figures against the
q. S. census and found them ap-
proximately the same.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
PORCH PARTY
HONORS GUEST

Mrs. Leroy Tryon gave a porch
party Friday honoring Miss Florence
Burk, school nurse at Baylor hos
pitai. Dallas, who is spending the
summer at the home OF her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Burk.
Guests who were invited 70 meet
Miss Burk were Mesdames G. o.
Murphy and daughter. r. w. Dooley.
". M. Dooley. George Urban. G. S.
Culver and c. NJ. Burk, mother OF
the honoree.
After a happy evening spent in
playing dominoes. the host--s served
a plate lunch and punch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

FURNISHED by Valley Abstract COD
Cameron County
Louis j. Symons ct ux. to Jacon
Cerar. east 20 acres block 4. Lee
Minner Sub. So 100000.
Chas. S. Polhemus ct ux. 10 Valley
Ice Cream Co, lot s block SO, Har-
lingen. 500.
A. Wayne Wood TO w. z. Sorby.
lots 1919. 1920. 1921, 1927, Colonia
Victoria. Brownsville. $1,000.
The American Land Co. Texas to
Louis StenSon ct Tx. lot II. survey
40. Stuart Place Sub. S5220.00.
q. W. and Zera Womack TO Sam p.
Ingram. Jr., lot 3. block /, Womack
Addn.. Harrington. $1,000.
Knut o. Bergan 10 M. w. Corey.
east 10 acres. lot 2. block ALL, FL
Jardin Re-sub. Shares %. %. %,
81. Espiritu Santo Grant. $1,000.
II. It. Ramsey to r. II. Farley. lot
z. block 5. Castle Court Adm, Har-
linFen. $1,000.
@. G. Wilbarger. e. ux.. to L. Pate.
lot 1. block I56. Harrington. $4,000.
a. H. Fernandez TO G. p. Massey,
lots o and q. block q. and lots II.
10. block A. unit "A" townsite Fres-
nos. s1825. 90.
r. w. Perkins to Valley Citrus
Groves Co. south 10 acres lot Z,
block 4. American Rio GranGe l..
g. 7. Co. $1,000.
Valley Citrus Groves Co. TO j.
Ebert RaynOr. ct Tx. south 10
acres lot Y, block 4. American Rio
Grande l.. a. i. Co, Llano Grande
grant. $1,000.
A. J. Pollard % Zelma Crane Dot
TO. lot 3. block %. Rio Hondo. $40.
VIM. a. Fox Ct al, to Port Isabel
Co. lots "A, block As, Port Isabel
City. $1,000.
Port Isabel Irrig. Co. 70 Mary
In Ella Baker GOA acres. block 81.
30. section 6. unit 3, Bayview Citrus
Groves subdivision. SIS. 10000.
G. d.. Hanson ct al. to T. T. Fry
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
SUITS FILED IN DISTRICT
COURTS

Eagle Pass Lumber CO. vs.. Jose
Adrian, e al, debt and foreclosure.
r. p. McElwrath VS.. w. A. Martin,
ct al, paving lien.
Eagle Pass Lumber Co. vs.. Aug
ustina Saldana Chapa, debt and
foreclosure.
w. T. Davis VS.. the Schwab Safe
Co, ct al, title and possession.
Melicio Benavides ct al vs.. T. A.
Henderson. damages.
Nettie Watkins Key VS.. Chas. Ed.
Key, divorce.
Nellie z. Sharp VS.. Jas. A. Sharp.
divorce.
'. L. Garrett rs. Z. 3. Wade. ct al,
debt and foreclosure.
+. p. McElwrath VS.. w. H. Brooks
ct al. paving lien.
+. p. McElwrath vs.. d. w. Dono-
hoe. ct al, paving lien.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03

San Benito were Wednesday guests
Of Mrs. o. K. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Simpson
left last night for Washington. D.
c., to attend the income tax hear
ing. They will return about July 20.
Mrs. Blanch McDonough OF Beau
mont is the guest Of Mrs. d. A.
O'Brien and Miss Julia O'Brien.
Kermit Cromack returned y~ester-
day by plane after a visit for sew
eral weeks in Tulsa, Saltwater, and
Oklahoma City.
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Cameron Courts

er, east Il block l9, David Stephen
son.
Port Isabel Irrigation CO.. to Sue
3. Fitch, block 43, section 3, Port
Isabel Irrig. Co. unit 3. Bayview
Citrus Groves Sub. $14,820.00.
William 7. Aldridge ct TX, to z. G.
James, east 10 lot 10, and west l-2
lot IL. block 33-A, Stillma- .Addn.,
Brownsville, s4.C-a.o1. /.
HIDALGO COUNTY
G. II. Sallow and co. TO l.. ID.
Martin. si250O0. N. 5 &C. Of z. 1901
&C Block 50. La Blanca.
Nick Doffing co. to William J.
Haindl. ct ux. $1,000. Lot So, Nick
Doffing Subd. No. 3.
Progresso Development Co. to
Nora +. Halpin. S13. 533. 81. N. 5.94 &C.
Lot 1879. Llano Grande subd.
Fred E. Palmerton ct ux TO Robert
RoSen. 100000 S. 10 &C. Of ". 80
&C. Farm Tract $50, West Tract.
John Fl. Millerto Eva s. Shaver.
$1,000. Lot 3. block "a, North Meal
len.
Fl. G. Wheeler to Blanche Hines.
$1,000. Part lot 81. Stewards Adj
10 Conway Gardens.
Southland Development Co. to
Dales A. Knapp. $1,000. w. 80 &C.
Lot 4, block rs, Alamo tract. Lot 7,
Block Is. Alamo Tract subd.
Louise p. GraesSie to Evansville
College. $40 90. Lots AZ. 43. A. As. as,
AZ. McAllen First Suburban Cits>is
Groves Subd.
Eduwiges G. Vida de Garcia Pena
70 Angela v. Schunior. s4155.30. 331.7
&C. Porcion 70. being Share IA,
Schunion Subdivision.
j. G. Mallory. ct ux 10 r. r. Dun
can. $2750.00 z 1-2 Of " ID Lot .,
block 38, Alamo tract.
Ralph l.. Tolles. et ux to g. w,
Batterton. $1,000. ". 80 &C. OF w. 40
&C. Lot ia. Hill Halbert tract
American Land Co. OF Texas 10
Joseph Taylor ct ux. $4,000 (. S.
9.67 &C. Block 2. Curry No. Q.
J. G. Eemplin. ct ux to L #. Conk-
rite. ct al. $1,000. Farm tract 233.
West tract
II. G. and w II. Brave 70 W. J.
Williams. Ind. $4,000. w. 10 {. Lot
IA. Kabill subdivision
The Dalrcse company TO Jno. Z.
and Bessie Odom Dunn. $1,000. N. %
&C. Farm tract IS. West tract subd
Carl T. Conrad TO j. r. Carl
sl269 00.00 Lot IA. Block 81, Alamo
tract.
Gulf Coast Securities Co. Inc. 20
William r. Luke. 100000. S. 90 &C.
Lot Q. Sec. PSI, Tex Mex.
Mrs. Bernice Brunson. et al TO
Frances Burns Hoyland. et vir.
Si6.000.00. Lot ! to %. Block 81.
Alamo Townsite. Lots / to IL, block
81, Alamo Townsite.
Mrs. Ella M. Grover TO Border
land Orchards Co. S33O0.O0. " 1-2
Lot 6. block 2. Steele and Pershing.
l.. j. Boykin 10 G. @. Johnson
$25,331.50 Survey 2l3. Tex. Mex
L. J. Boykin to G. @. Johnson,
Survey 2l4. Tex. Mex.
Flora Mills Cartel et al. TO AL
bert Wilbur. $40, 10 acres out SEC
lot 3. block 102. Campacuas.
George A. Schwarz ct ux to Mrs.
bertha q. Guppy. $3.50. z. 1872
acres Of w. 35.72 acres, Farm tract
464. West tract.
H "A. Mckenzie et al to Fred
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
North Mission
THREE OF
SLUMBER X

Mrs. G. Darlington gave a SUM
Der party for her daughters and
their house guest. Miss Nozzle Pru-
den OF Fort Worth. The young
ladies who enjoyed this happy event
Tuesday evening were: Misses Doris
Jean Ewing. Cr.stal Rush, Virginia
Spillman and Mabel Carl.
At midnight a delicious lunch was
served and the young people were
taken to the Lions park for a sun
rise breakfast.