Bank fiasco tale from Pecos county estate case
In Pecos County a tale unfolds around the Security State Bank with ties to Herb Holloway and Clarence Bell, involving deposits, loans, and a claim of near invincibility. The dialogue names Bill Smith, Mirandy, and Safronia as neighbors, with insurance, paregoric, and lumber shop visits interwoven. A public health notice cites Article 705 of the Texas Penal Code, warning enforcement of employee health examinations. The document also includes the Reeves County final account order for Richard Lynn estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibralter
Pecos
Security State Bank
Texas
Herbert Holloway
Clarence Bell
Sol Mayer
Herbert
Mayer
J A. Crane
Bill Smith
Bill
Security State
W. D. Johnson
A. G. Taggart
Bob Middleton
Crossin Bank
Collings Co
Feiler
Miranda
Cash Grocery Co
Claudy
Claudy Hudspeth
Mayfield
Mrs. Tweek- 8
Lucindy
Pruett Lumber Co
T. B
West Texas
Safronia
Dr. Munsinger
Munsnger
Munsinger
M. W. Collie
Richard Lynn
Reeves County
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Herb Holloway
Thar Security
Mirandy
Texas Chiropractic College
San Antonio
James R. Crane
Sparkin Bean
Lewis Collings
Towuz
Jeems
Coleman
Collings Insurance Co
O. J. Bryan
Wim. L. Kerr
State of Texas
County of
Reeves
Vannie Inger
San Diego
and Jeems
Mary Winn Smoots
Hama Ee
Bell & Regan
Pecos, Texas
R. P. Hicks
Office
Fedelco
Fedelen
Toyah, Texas
Security State Bank of
Chevrolet
Fisher
Pline Michizan
Rach
Williams Kerr Chevrolet CO