Dixon v. Alford

Christopher C. Dixon leased to Jim Alford a farm on the share system for the crop year 1931 described as 80 acres of land more or less in headright 42 T. I. S., R. E., St. Helena meridian, known as the Hosea Miller place,- bounded north by lands belonging to the estate of C. R. Tate and lands of C. A. Brock, east by George Breland, south by Bennie Morris, and west by Lewis Miller, situated in Washington parish.

Dixon the owner undertook to furnish fertilizer, mules, plows, and house for Alford and family to live in, and was to receive half of the crop. Alford was to perform the labor in making…