Kincannon & Gaines v. Independent Cotton Oil Co.

During the fall of 1913, appellees, who were conducting a cotton seed oil mill at Bruceville, Tex., entered into a contract with appellants whereby they agreed to furnish them a certain amount of hulls and prime cotton seed meal for the purpose of fattening 432 head of cattle for market. And this suit is brought by appellants against said Oil Company, claiming failure on their part to comply with said contract, alleging that they had furnished unsound and inferior cotton seed meal and hulls, whereby said cattle failed to put on as much flesh as they would have done had said contract been…