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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
6
David F. Houston as Secretary of the Treasury establishes in New York the Better Business Bureau to investigate suspicious financial ventures warn the public against schemes and promote knowledge of sound investment.
Notice in the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Texas names Nant Machine and Tool Company as bankrupt and lists case number 134. The document announces the bankruptcy filing and related proceedings in the federal court.
The first meeting of the creditors of the bankrupt Giant Machinery Tool will be held at Wichita, August 24, 1922, at nine o'clock in the forenoon. Creditors may attend, prove claims, appoint a trustee, and examine the bankrupt. Referee in Bankruptcy Thelb ert Martin.
Legal notice from Young County Texas detailing citations by publication For M S Elder vs Anna Elder and notices of hearings by the Board of Water Engineers in Austin Texas regarding permits to appropriate Brazos River waters in Young County The document lists dates in 1922 including August 28 and September 1 and includes details on abandonments and resumed residence along with court actions and docket numbers 6912.
Order issued by the Board of Water Engineers in Austin Texas dated July 17. 47 500 MNO and signed by A Norris S Clark with Attest A W McDonald. The fragmentary notice records official action from the office of the said Board.
W A Babb files for guardianship of Veramaye Babb, minor, in Young County Court Texas. Hearing set for October Term 1922 at Graham Court House. publication required for ten days prior. Notice to interested parties to appear and contest if desired. Dated July 15 1922. W H Kennedy Clerk.
Public notices announce a constable sale to satisfy a judgment of 827.20 plus costs against A D Lokey versus Wm Beck and L P Dickenson to be held August 12 1922 at Wm Beck Garage South Bend Texas for a Nash Truck and trailer along with equipment. The notice also cites a trespass to try title suit No 6917 filed July 25 1922 by W C Treue against the same defendants seeking title possession and removal of cloud based on several land surveys in Young County with a September 4 1922 court date before Judge and clerk Will F Riggs and William Riggs verified.
Public notice from Young County directs ED to summon a large list of individuals including A. Burch Sarah E Burch Jep Roberson Jep Robinson Bob Robinson Edward Johnson Mrs J Birdwell Wallace Robinson and Guinn Wales among others for legal proceedings. The long roster indicates a mass process serving effort and potential related court actions.
By order of the Young County Court clerk a sale is set for August 12 1922 to satisfy a July 5 1922 judgment for 361.55 dollars plus costs in favor of Goodner Wholesale Grocery Company against A Baracqua and A Hevacqua. Personal property including derrick buildings tanks engines and pumps will be sold at the Bavacqua well on the Stovall Farm near South Bend Texas. Local sheriff John W. Saye warns purchasers cash and highest bid for the described assets.
A writ directs the defendant Carrie Willmer Wells to appear at the September 1922 District Court term in Graham Texas to answer a divorce petition filed August 1 1922 by William P Wells. The case No 6928 asserts incompatibility since their 1920 separation and requests divorce along with costs and relief.
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to summon Guy S Bumgarner and others named for the 30th Judicial District. Publication runs weekly for four weeks prior to the return day in a county or nearest district newspaper. Case No 6929 lists L L Kinnebrew as plaintiff and names McClain Bumgarner Hoppel Turner Russum French and others.
Judgment in the case Arnold and Kay vs T D Tway issued May 29 1922 in Justice Court Precinct No One Young County. A foreclosure of Tway’s interest is planned for the first Tuesday September 5 1922 at the Graham Court House, selling a parcel in Bend Hill Survey Abstract 187 including a block description, to satisfy the $35.50 debt plus interest and costs. Duty of Constable Dawson of Young County enforces the sale.
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