Local Notices and Tax Foreclosure Bids in Grayson County
Grayson County court issues citation in tax suit No 59942 against W J Anderson and heirs for delinquent property taxes on Little Mineral waters, with foreclosure of liens, and publishes notices of other local cases and residents in Sherman and Denison through September 1952.
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State of Texas
Grayson
W. J. Anderson
State of
Texas
Little Mineral
T. J. Hill
Lingo-Leeper Company
O. L. Wilson
Grayson County
District Court
15Th Judicial District
Court House
Sherman
A. D
J . S. W. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Drake
Whitewright Sun
Denison Oil & Refining Company Citation No 59913
The State of Texas issues Citation No 59913 to Denison Oil & Refining Company and its successors and assigns. The document indicates legal action against the entity and references the organization’s corporate form as a trust association.
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Denison Oil & Refining Company
A. D
15Th District Court of
Sherman
Grayson County
Court House
Texas
L. L. Shackelford
Ethel Hibbard
Lois Leeper Bond
J. D. Bond
David Leeper Bond
John Richard Bond
Albert Fae Pearce
Gertrude Kingston
State National Bank of
Allen W. French
D. D. Whiting
B. N. Taliaferro
Audrey Whiting
E. C. Whiting
Denison-Colbert Ferry
Texas State Highway Department
Munson Realty Company
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
State of
Post Office Stocked With School Savings Stamps
The Whitewright post office reports ample supplies of Schools Savings Stamps and albums for the new school season. Postmaster John Biggerstaff says shipments arrived during summer recess and that demand is expected to rise, citing the last fall campaign’s success and 5,815 new programs nationwide.
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Whitewright
John Biggerstaff
School thrift program touted with growing stamp sales and bonds
The speaker predicts vast countrywide benefits from a new school savings program as stamp sales in schools rise to 14 million in the 1951-52 year and postmaster Biggerstaff announces Series E Bonds with a 3 percent semiannual compounding. The cash value of E Bonds reaching 34.9 billion signals strong popularity.
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Biggerstaff
1903 Car Passes Texas Safety Inspection
A 1903 auto owned by Dallas resident Robert Faries passed the state inspection Monday. The only required change was replacing coal oil front head lamps with carbide lights, while the tail light still runs on coal oil.
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Dallas
Robert Faries
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Mrs. B. W. Newman
M. W. Davis
Wilson Kaiser
Thomas Sears
Miss Jewel Dossey
Mrs. Paul Cook
Denison
Mrs
Roscoe Pace
Georgia King of
Fort Worth
R. L. Sears
Earl Blanton
Griffin Dollarhide
Dallas Texans
New York Giants
Preston Hefner
Whitesboro
John E. Smith
Chess Pope
Clovis, N. M
Em Montgomery
Gomer May
Edgar Ayers
Sherman Hospital
Mary Reeves
Joan Brown of
Lockney
Mrs. M. O. Brown
Bob Benish
Houston
T. E. Barbee
Grant Hoover
St. Jo
J. B. Thornhill
Carol Kilgroe
Sarah Kilgroe
Bonnie Grieger
Wichita Falls
J. G. Burks
J. L. Pointer
Orangeville
W. H. Scott
Waxahachie
A. L. Scott
Manuell Alexander
Claud Smith
Convair
R.L.P
Magnolia
Presidential Life Insurance Co
OLD Line Legal Reserve
Presidential Life Insurance Company
Mercantile Securities Bldg
The
Travelers Safety Service
Post Office
Lone Star Gas Company
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