Notice to L C Cox and Unknown Heirs in Young County
Court summons require L C Cox feme sole and unknown heirs to appear at the September 1917 district court in Graham for a land dispute case No. 4921 involving alleged unlawful entry and possession of a Texas Emigration and Land Company survey. Plaintiff seeks recovery possession damages costs restitution and relief. Monument PTA meets March 9 1917 at 3 40 p m with program topics and refreshments.
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Young County
L. C. Cox
District Court
Graham
H. M. Yates
Feme
Young
Texas
Texas Emigration and Land Company Survey
India
Rocky Branch
Trighereof
Willie Riggs
Monument
Parent-Teachers Association
Parents-Teachers Association of the
Monument Public School
Fonda
Shreveport
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fort Worth
Robert Linn Batts
Austin
United States
D. H. Hart
Federal District Court
Batts
Thrice a Week World advertising offer
The Thrice-A-Week World promotes its low annual price and combined offer with The Graham Leader. It highlights Europe war coverage and U.S. involvement, urging households to subscribe for prompt, affordable news. The offer bundles both papers at two dollars per year, a value compared to separate costs.
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Europe
United States
Times
New York World
WORL
Graham Leader
Lost Pocket Book With Cash Reported Near Depot
Lost between the St Louis restaurant and depot a folding pocket book contains five twenty dollar bills one five dollar bill and some small change. Finder to return to this office and receive liberal reward.
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St. Louis
Lone Star News Highlights From Texa s Past
Ennis hosts a March 16 17 event and Denton plans a two city telephone system merger. Nolan County fair runs July 4 5 6. Brownwood Elks home construction begins. Dallas county shows about one million dollars in cash balance. Fort Worth and Dallas banks report substantial February gains. Various civic bids and charters emerge including Fort Worth YMC A building funds and a Port Worth railroad linked dairy effort.
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Waco
Texas
Woodmen of the World
Cotton Palace Coliseum
Hillsboro
F. W. Hoffman
Dallas
Hoffman
Robert L. Henry
Congress
House Rules Committee
G. P. Williams
R. R.sutherland
Southern Division
Kansas City Southern Railway
Texarkana
Mr. Williams
Port Arthur
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Indian Mound
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D. K. Lyon
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G. W. Alberts
H. T. McBraye
Miss Goode
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Nolan County
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Cleburne
Dallas County
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Galveston
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Navarro County
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Italy
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Denison
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Texas Democratic National Campaign Committee
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New Braunfels
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San Angelo
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