Fort Worth Daily Gazette (Fort Worth, Tex.), vol. 19, no. 103, Friday, 8 March 1895, page 3
Temple, A Texas Town
J. A. Germany, a bright young member of the Temple bar is practically a new arrival in the city. He was born in Van Zandt County, but removed with his parents to Nolan County
in 1880. He read law with Cowan & Fisher of Sweetwater, was admitted to the bar in 1893, and came to Temple [Texas] in October 1894, where he associated himself with W. O. Cox.
The firm dissolved partnership January 1, and Mr. Germany was opened a suit of offices in the Wilkerson block and will give his attention to commercial and real estate law.
Though only in the city a few months, Mr. Germany has already made a host of friends and secured a fair clientage.
Temple, A Texas Town
J. A. Germany, a bright young member of the Temple bar is practically a new arrival in the city. He was born in Van Zandt County, but removed with his parents to Nolan County
in 1880. He read law with Cowan & Fisher of Sweetwater, was admitted to the bar in 1893, and came to Temple [Texas] in October 1894, where he associated himself with W. O. Cox.
The firm dissolved partnership January 1, and Mr. Germany was opened a suit of offices in the Wilkerson block and will give his attention to commercial and real estate law.
Though only in the city a few months, Mr. Germany has already made a host of friends and secured a fair clientage.
Fort Worth Daily Gazette (Fort Worth, Tex.), vol. 19, no. 103, Friday, 8 March 1895, page 3
Temple, A Texas Town
J. A. Germany, a bright young member of the Temple bar is practically a new arrival in the city. He was born in Van Zandt County, but removed with his parents to Nolan County
in 1880. He read law with Cowan & Fisher of Sweetwater, was admitted to the bar in 1893, and came to Temple [Texas] in October 1894, where he associated himself with W. O. Cox.
The firm dissolved partnership January 1, and Mr. Germany was opened a suit of offices in the Wilkerson block and will give his attention to commercial and real estate law.
Though only in the city a few months, Mr. Germany has already made a host of friends and secured a fair clientage.
Temple, A Texas Town
J. A. Germany, a bright young member of the Temple bar is practically a new arrival in the city. He was born in Van Zandt County, but removed with his parents to Nolan County
in 1880. He read law with Cowan & Fisher of Sweetwater, was admitted to the bar in 1893, and came to Temple [Texas] in October 1894, where he associated himself with W. O. Cox.
The firm dissolved partnership January 1, and Mr. Germany was opened a suit of offices in the Wilkerson block and will give his attention to commercial and real estate law.
Though only in the city a few months, Mr. Germany has already made a host of friends and secured a fair clientage.
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