American AcornsSan Antonio Light, 30 Jan 1912, p. 3: Petitions in Bankruptcy (Clarkson on the page).
Image · dated 30 Jan 1912 · source: The Portal to Texas History, University of North Texas Libraries (digitized newspaper), https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1693189/m1/3/.
Transcription
Word-for-word transcription (spellings kept; uncertain letters in brackets).
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Two Are Filed in Federal District Court—One This Morning.
Two petitions for discharge in bankruptcy and one creditors' petition were filed yesterday in the federal district court. McKean, Eilers & Co., Austin, Kohn, Wells & Co. and B. Rosenberg & Sons of New Orleans, and Hargadine-McKittrick Dry Goods company of St. Louis filed a petition against S. B. Day of Nixon, represented as being composed of D. M. Byrne and Susie B. Byrne, alleging insolvency and indebtedness in the sum of $1000...
Thomas H. Clarkson & Co., composed of Thomas H. Clarkson, W. B. Clarkson and E. M. Goldstein, who are seeking benefit of the bankruptcy law, represent their indebtedness as $44,317. The firm's assets are listed $3292. E. M. Goldstein's personal property is valued at $7339.14; T. H. Clarkson's, $750; W. B. Clarkson's, $2000.
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Evidence for
- San Antonio Light, 30 Jan 1912, p. 3, 'Petitions in Bankruptcy' · the original at The Portal to Texas History