Beware of Wolf in Sheep's Clothing Fraud Report
A trusted elderly couple in Mt Vernon were duped by a stranger posing as a doctor offering cataract treatment. The conman claimed to be Dr Mus, son of Dr Miles, and demanded 790 dollars for fake radium work, finally taking 500 after the couple signed a bogus agreement. A grandson paid the fee. the thief fled in a maroon 1938 Chevrolet coupe.
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Better Business Conditions Shown in Fewer Commercial Failures in Texas
Texas saw a decline in commercial failures in May per the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research and RG Dun data. Fifteen failures in May vs nineteen in April and 61 in May last year, with total liabilities of 142,000 and average liabilities per failure of 9,467 dollars, marking notable decreases from both April and the prior year.
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University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
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Former Bonham Girl Weds in Sherman
Former Bonham girl Dorothy Reynolds and Joe Davis, Sherman High School and University of Texas alumni, married Sunday at the Reynolds home in Sherman. The couple will reside in Sherman where Davis runs a cleaning and tailoring business. bride wore a pink summer frock.
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Dorothy Reynolds
Sherman
University of Texas
T. Reynolds
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Central Presbyterian Church
Davis
Sherman High Gvehool
Schumitzer Wearing and Tailoring
Travis Street
George F. Smith Jr
Miso Sue Reynolds
Briac
Davis Resiaca
H. D. Club Reports Augie Dress Show Success
The Auge H. D. club held a dress show on May 30 at 3 pm. Miss Eldridge and Miss Pratt judged, praising the group as among the best fitted seen. Five division winners received prizes, including Mrs. T. Sundeath, Mrs. T. London, McElla Vaughn, and Helen Fo Miller. Mrs. Clifford Smith, a new member, won first in her division for her first self-made dress. The club, 100 percent devoted to sewing progress, thanks leaders Mr. Miller and Mrs. Smith and invites visitors to June 20 with Mrs. Ian Sezler.
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Sulphn Springs
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Survivor of Texas ghost town Tascosa told by lone woman
A Lone Woman recalls Tascosa once a colorful Texas cattle town near the Canadian River 40 miles west of Amarillo. She aged 16 left Burton and rode to Dodge City and Tascosa, describing Pat Garrett Mickey McCormick and the Boot Hill graves, with the town fading after gunfights and a sheriff’s era.
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Ascosa
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Kia Pat Garrett
Mickey McCormick
Boot Hill
Mickey McCormer
Cosa
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