Law and loan basics for home buying in Texas
Explains securing funds for a house purchase, Regulation X cash requirements, promissory notes, interest rates, and prepayment rights. Describes Deed of Trust through a trustee, mortgage security, and foreclosure process. Notes FHA VA insured loans and offers a free Texas legal pamphlet via postcard request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Veterans Administration
State Bar of Texas
Austin
Canasta Stakes Shake Up Business Partners Bonnet
In a tale of two partners Brown and Wilson the pair face a love triangle as Wilson falls for Brown’s wife. Brown suggests a playful resolution by playing one game of canasta to settle who wins the girl with a penny per point side bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Wilson
Population rising daily despite four auto drivers
The United States population grows daily by 7,000 people, a statistic noted by the Rocky Mount Telegram. The remark humorously contrasts the steady increase with four auto drivers referenced in the piece.
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United States
Rocky Mount
N. C
Ice Cream Substitute Debate Weighs Market Labels
Washington readers learn about foreign fats products as potential substitutes for ice cream. Mellorine in Texas, approvals in Illinois, Oklahoma and Missouri loosen standards, while FDA actions seek federal guidelines on emulsifiers and labeling to prevent consumer deception. A St Louis plant mainly produces the new product. A border parrot and wafer-thin wires close the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Association of
Texas
Illinois
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Food and Drug
Food and Drug Administration
California
St. Louis
Humorous Exchange Clips on Sam and Quiet Father
A light hearted pair of quips features a line about Sam replacing fuses after lights go out at his girlfriend’s home. The second joke has a father advising restraint while his son notes the father also has much to hide.
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Pop
Lawsuit Seeks Title to 0.8 Acre in Grayson County
Plaintiff Ira B. Nash sues Charles Allred and others for title to 0.8 acres of land in Grayson County. The tract lies on the Denison Pottsboro road and Highway 84, with a chain of described boundaries. Nash claims peaceable possession since 1942 and dispossession by defendants on January 2, 1952, seeking full title and removal of clouds. Publication notices run August 28 and September 4, 11, 18, 1952.
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State of
Texas
Alfred Kuhel
A. D
15Th District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Johnnie Marie Kuhel
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Whitewright Sun
Charles Allred
Aurelia Allred
Ruth Edge
S. D. Allred
Gaines Allred
J. N. Jamison
F. P. Jamison
Iva Rowland
G. T. Rowland
John K. Miller
Arrena Miller
D. H. Coffman
Octavela Coffman
D. H. Coffman, Jr
J. M. Coffman
T. E. Coffman
Harriett Coffman
R. A. Coffman
L. C. Alexander
A. M. Alexander
C. C. Alexander
W. H. Dial
M. A. Dial
N. J. Biffle
15Th District Court
Ira B. Nash
Denison- Pottsboro
Crawford Street
Denison-Pottsboro Road
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Whitewright Lumber Co
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F. H.A. Title I Loans
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ST. Louis Southweste
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Rito
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