Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage
Public auction to repay a $9,000 note with 10 percent interest. W. S. Southern, mortgagee, will sell May 19, 1922, at Gorman Hotel, Eastland County, Texas, items from Mutual Machine & Tool Company including lathes, pumps, engines, and other machinery located at Eastland, Stephens, LeeRay, and Eliasville plants. Also mentions related credits and legal terms. The second item reports a Philathea Class gathering at the Baptist church honoring Graham school teachers.
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Eastland County
Texas
Mutual Machine & Tool Company
W. S. Southern
Gorman
Said Mutual Machine & Tool Company
Burnam & Well P
Burnam B. F
Gardner
H. P. Donovan O. C
Farr-Tufts
Budgford
Stephens Counties
Eastland
LeeRay
Eliasville
The
Baptist Church
Graham School
Mesdames King
Tidwell
Perry
Wootton
Barr
Kennedy
Zella Allen
Grace Howard
Amy Newsom
Kate Fields
Virginia Hight
Jewel Drew
Styl Chadwick
Sallie Timmons
Myrtle Kemp
Bertha Hardy
Ruby Andrews
Winnie D. Hamilton
Beulah Allen
Una Adams
Gene Martin Presents Large Hen Egg to Leader Office
Gene Martin submitted a remarkably large egg to The Leader office. The egg measures about 6 3 4 inches around and 8 inches long and weighs 4 ounces. He notes this specimen may not reflect all his flock but praises its quality.
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Gene Martin
Leader
Notice of Letters Estates in Young County Texas
The State of Texas commands the publication of a notice in a general circulation newspaper for ten days. Wesley Grimes has filed for Permanent Administrator in the Estate of G. W. Grimes Deceased in Young County Court. The hearing begins the First Monday in July 1922 at Graham court house, with interested parties invited to contest the application.
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State of Texas
Young County
Young
G. W. Grimes
Wesley Grimes
Court of
Graham
W. H. Kennedy
Clerk
Texas
Bullington Targeted by National Negro Group in Texas Race
A New York based negro uplift group publishes a letter urging colored voters in Texas Thirteenth District to back one candidate to defeat Orville Bullington. It accuses Bullington of white supremacy and recounts his 1920 Dallas speech and resolution. Bullington acknowledges the group’s summary of his views and pledges opposition to negro domination.
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American Association For the Advancement of the Colored
Austin
Hobby
Texas
New York
Orville Bullington
Bullington
Congress
Dallas
Republic Party
Republican Party
National Association For the Advancement of the Colored Race
J. W. Johnson
Eswi
Southland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snoddy’s Variety Store
the Palace
S. H. Hulsey
Mer. Southern Enterprises, Inc
Majestic Theatre
Men’s Union
Dressingham
Odd Lot
Hope Domestic
Negro Organization