J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co. v. Dravis

The threshing machine company, appellee, brought action upon written contract for a balance due of $304. This much is revealed by the argument for appellee, and, no doubt, it might be gleaned by a careful examination of the abstract. Why an appeal is taken can be ascertained only by a thorough examination of the entire abstract, and a careful reading of the arguments in extenso, made on both sides. In no other way can be ascertained what the appellant complains of. There is literally no at*475tempt to outline a single error relied on for reversal, nor an attempt to state a single brief point. The…