Ehlert v. Woods

September 15, 1929, William Ehlert leased to appellant Wilbur E. Woods certain farming lands for four years, rental to be paid by one-third of all the crops, 150 acres of the land to be left summer-fallowed at the expiration of the lease, and $500 cash per year, evidenced by four promissory notes, due September 1, 1930, September 1, 1931, September 1, 1932, and September 1, 1933, and certain additional acreage to be put into crops from year to year. The two notes due in 1930 and 1931 were later secured by a crop mortgage given by appellant Woods and his wife to William Ehlert; and the note…