The Passing Day column on driving danger and civic duty
The piece warns that reckless driving grows with better roads and crowded cars. It urges stricter traffic regulation and harsher penalties for accidents, notes campus-like behavior among youth, and endorses Dr. W. M. W. Splawn as UT president. It invites reader suggestions to improve the column’s public service.
Constable Sale to Liquidate Judgment Amount
By order of the Young County District Court a sale is set for the first Tuesday in August 1924 at the Graham courthouse. Richard Taylor and wife Eula Taylor lose their Lot 17 in Summit Heights Addition Graham to satisfy a $2,228.62 judgment plus 10 percent interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Young County
L. L. Kinnebrew
Richard Taylor
Eula Taylor
Graham
Summit ‘Heights
Business men of a town and the mind as catalyst
A newspaper man in Amarillo remarked that many business leaders are dead from the shoulders up. A physician then noted that people begin to die in their heads and that keeping the head active helps the body respond. If your business is not what it should be, consider mental engagement as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Amarillo
County Official Names in Local Election Ticket
County Attorney John B. Rhea and County Clerk W H Kennedy head the slate with Tax Collector W E Steele and Sheriff W J A Cooper alongside J B Foster. Commissioner Precinct 2 candidates A A Donnell and T R Billingsley compete with Precinct 4 options Mack H Sims and J L Bratcher.
United States Declines to Join League on Disarmament
Secretary of State Hughes stated the United States cannot adhere to the proposed League of Nations disarmament plan. He cited constitutional organization and the U.S. nonmembership as the reasons, noting the country cannot commit to the league at its September meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
League of Nations
State Hughes
America
Constitutional Organization of the
League
Sale Notice of Graham Refining Co. Real Estate in Young County
Execution issued May 17 1924 by Clerk of the District Court Young County directs the sale on Aug 5 1924 at the Graham County court house door to satisfy a $14 830 85 judgment in favor of Graham Oil Syndicate against Graham Refining Co. The lot includes leases dated March 2 and 10 1921 with machinery and plant equipment except itemized exclusion from a Dallas County case. Proceeds applied to judgment plus costs. Auction, cash to highest bidder, 1924. Graham Texas. Constable J D Dawson. Proc No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Young County
Graham Oil Syndicate
Graham Refining Company Et al
Court of Appeals
Graham Refining Co. Et al
Court House
Graham
Texas
Graham Refining Company
Refining Company
E. N. McCluskey
Clear Fork
Brazos River
J. D. Dawson
District Court
Dallas County
Vacuum Qi
Young, County
Notice of Sale by Gulf Texas and Western Railroad
Seth Bock agent for Gulf Texas and Western Railroad Co offers for sale at Loving Texas depot on August 9 1924 thirty rails thirty feet long weighing thirty pounds per foot consigned to South Plains Coal Co in Car T M 8371 shipped December 5 1922 storage over sixty days freight unpaid 47.88 lien for charges sale to satisfy claims date July 14 1924 47 49¢
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Bock
Gulf, Texas and Western Railroad Company
Loving
Texas
South Plains Coal Company
Texas Stone Products Company
Consignee
Consigner
Publication Citation in Texas Lawsuit No. 7432-B
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to Defendants N G Poe H C Poe A L Grady and John S Harris in Young County. The suit by C Robinson seeks damages for unlawful possession and lease disputes related to land described as T E L Co Sur 1649 1650 in Young and Throckmorton Counties with rental value cited at 1000 annually. The notice requires appearance at the August 1924 Young County Court in Graham on the first Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Poe
H. C. Poe
A. L. Grady
John S. Harris
Judicial District
92Nd Judiciae
Young County
Graham
A. D
C. Robinson
Texas
A. C. Jensen
Lease disputes over land in Young County Texas
The case concerns leases on East half of Sur 1649 1650 in Young and Throckmorton counties Texas. Defendants A L Grady and H C Poe accused of fraud to cloud title seeking cancellation of oil and gas leases and reversion of rights. Plaintiffs claim damages 10000 and 5000 dollars plus writ of restitution rents and costs.
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W. M. W. Splawn
University of Texas
People of Texas
Senate
Constable’s Sale
Walter F. Schenck
Tor
30Th Judicial District
R. S. Morrison
James V. Allred
W. D. McFarlane
Willie Riggs
Irene McLaren
W. P. Stinson
W. F. Parsley
John B. Rhea
W. H. Kennedy
W. E. Steele
Farl Gilbert
Sam Copeland
W. J. A. Cooper
J. B. Foster
W. W
Bill) Martin
County Superintendent of Public Instruction
H. H. Avants
Willard G. Mobley
Robert A Crawford
O. R
MAN) Hill Co
K. Holt
J. Wiley Moore
A. C. Anderson
A. A. Donnell
T. R. Billingsley
Mack H. Sims
J. L. Bratcher
H. I. Reynolds
State OF Texas
Firestone
Indianapolis
Firestone Shed
Boyer—L. L. Colum
Rlan Any Uep
Bennett Hill
The
Cab Co
Chicago
Balloon Tire
Far East
Manufa Firestone
Shamrock Motor Company
Young and Throckmorton
L.S
92Nd District Court
Gladys Barnett
Anheuser-Busch
House of Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis