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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
7
Answers cover Public Law 16 training start rules after July 25 1956 burial expense reimbursement up to 150 for eligible veterans and two year filing window GI loan guarantees for spouses with a total 50 percent cap and continued premium notice envelopes for GI insurance receipts despite mailing change. Also a note on John Quincy Adams nicknamed Old Man Eloquent.
The article outlines what a trade mark does identifying merchandise as the product of a specific manufacturer. It traces ancient uses, explains ownership through adoption and use, and notes protection against confusion and piracy. It also covers selection, proper use, guarding, and the benefits of registration under federal and state laws.
Citation issued in Grayson County Texas commands Mary L. Cates to answer a petition filed May 27 1952 by Joel B. Cates for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Answer due by July 14 1952 before the 15th District Court in Sherman at 10 AM. Published in The Whitewright Sun May 29 June 5 12 and 19 1952.
A Pennsylvania farmer asked the USDA for help to stop hunters damaging his Chinese chestnut trees. He posted signs warning of the dangerous castanea mollissima linnaeus abounds in this orchard and hunters have started to keep away.
well known proverbs cover saving fear in love luck and fine feathers make fine birds. others warn procrastination theft of time and the value of action. phrases urge patience effort and prudence with notes on speech silence and caution. a mix of daily wisdom and moral cautions appear throughout this set.
Plaintiffs Francis Perry Clement Jemima Louise Weaver and spouses Benjamin Raines and John L. Clement sue Henry Stewart and others for title and possession of 115 acres in Grayson County. They allege unlawful entry and ouster on January 1 1952 seeking restitution, rents, damages and costs. The case No 59667 was issued May 21 1952 before the District Court at Sherman.
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