Community notices and incidents from a rural area
Paul Roberts buys the Harry Brown residence. Curl Reeves and Vernon McFatridge report arrival on American soil. Lake Prigmore injured in a fall at Beatrice Milling, while Joe Johnson displays a Radiola Super Hetrodyne radio. A Beatrice barn burns. a 39 year old mule dies in Collin County. PTA officers elected. J L Cantrell named justice of the peace. A K Nelms survives lightning. Births and moves recur in local notices.
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Paul Roberts
Harry Brown
Curl Reeves
Vernon McFatridge
Lake
Joe Johnson
J. H. Waggoner
J. C. Gillespie
D. B. Taylor
Paul Cook
J. L. Cantrell
A. K. Nelms
Kentuckytown
Lee Cassetty
J. W. Moran
Bellis
Ray Manning
Leonard
Lota Jane Frazier
Deserrt
35 Years Ago In The Sun Highlights Local Moves
W A Hamilton 76 dies at home. Pascal Cox takes job in Hillsboro. George Burnham takes position in Lubbock. W H King and Guy Hamilton reelected city commissioners. Mrs Bettie Currin honored with surprise birthday dinner.
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the Sun
W. A. Hamilton
Pascal Cox
Hillsboro
George Burnham
Lubbock
W. H. King
Guy Hamilton
Bettie Currin
Stolen Ford Roadster Reported In 1934 Sun Item
Thirty years ago a Ford roadster was stolen according to a brief item in The Sun dated April 5 1934. The note records the theft and notes no further details available at the time.
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the Sun
Youth Regained Doctor Proposes Testosterone Pellets
Dr Tiberius Reiter a Royal Society of Medicine fellow in London announced a new method using testosterone pellets injected into thigh muscle to release small daily doses. He claims the approach restores virility in old men and has sent full details to the American Geriatrics Society.
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Tiberius Reiter
Royal Society of Medicine
London
Reiter
American Geriatrics Society
Notice to Mary Belle Stanley in Texas case
Legal notice commands Mary Belle Stanley and husband to file a written answer to the plaintiff's third amended petition by 10:00 AM on Monday April 27 1964 in the 15th District Court of Grayson County Sherman Texas. The citation specifies appearance time and courthouse.
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State OF
Texas
Mary Belle Stanley
Dail Stanley
Dale Stanley
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Chiles Suit Seeks Partition of Grayson County Lands
Petition filed December 2, 1963 in Grayson County District Court seeks partition of jointly owned property. The case lists B J Chiles Sr and Lillian B Chiles as plaintiffs against multiple defendants including W M Rippey and others, detailing extensive land tracts across several surveys in University Leagues with oil and mineral rights reserved. The citation warns nonservice within 90 days. Issued March 13 1964 in Sherman Texas.
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Ginal
B. J. Chiles
Lillian B. Chiles
W. M. Rippey
Mac Hoard Rippey
J. D. Bond
Lois Leeper Bond
David Leeper Bond
John Richard Bond
Gene Green
Mary I. McAdams
Julia Mae White Nichols
Mary Belle Stanley
Dail Stanley
Dale Stanley
Edward Thomas Rickard, Jr
John R. Archer
Gayla Rae Rickard Archer
Beatrice Chiles
Hal E. Williams
Babe
Grayson County
Texas
James Ingram
J. P. Hamilton
W. B. Chiles
Joseph
W. B.) Strickland
W. G. Washington
James Chiles
Wm. S. Reeves
Hiram W. Bailey
W. S. Reeves
S. G. Perkins
Tarantulas Shaped by a Delicate Sense of Touch
A study notes tarantulas possess a highly sensitive tactile system guiding their exploration and prey detection. Researchers describe fine-feel hairs and vibration sensing as key to their behavior in varied habitats.
In Arabia coffee flavors include cardamon cloves cinnamon anise
In Arabia coffee is flavored with cardamon, clove, cinnamon or anise, reflecting regional spice practices.
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Arabia
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S. H. Montgomery Agency
Dorothy Perkins Winiter
Dorothy “Perkis
Walker Pharmacy
E. R. Brodhead
Shirley Davis
Farm Seeds
Whitewright, Texas
Gordon McLendon
U. S. Senate
U. S
Texans
McLendon Committee
George Sendlin
J. J. Foster
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