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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
6
State of Texas and Grayson County publish notice to heirs and unknown owners of J E Bond land in Grayson County. Describes an undivided half interest in 76 acres near Big Mineral, with tax due of 34 cents state and 6.86 dollars county. Suit brought by state to recover taxes and foreclose sale, October term 1925 in Sherman.
Notice by publication in a Texas delinquent tax suit names Carl Caperton as non resident or unknown owner and any interest holders. It lists Lots 17 and 18 in Block 5 Gowdy Addition Whitewright Grayson County with state taxes 53.24 and county taxes 61.42. The State of Texas sues for collection, judgment condemning the land and sale foreclosing taxes and costs, with court date first Monday in October 1925 at Sherman Court House.
State of Texas and Grayson County notify John Garda Joe Novy and R L Cas on nonresident or unknown owners and all claimants that land in Grayson County is delinquent on state and county taxes. The property sits on the west side of 315 acres once sold to Paul Czymy and measurement begins at a stake in the Sherman and Southmayd road. Taxes due total 21.30 state and 69.45 county with suit filed in Sherman district court for foreclosure at the October term.
The State of Texas sues Clifford C. Mott for delinquent taxes on Lot 6 and Lots 7 8 in Block 2 Miller's Second Addition Denison Grayson County. Taxes: 17.41 state 19.65 county. Court begins October 5 1925 at Sherman. Also delinquent tax on Lot 9 Block 50 Miller's Second Addition, Denison. State and county taxes: 127.60 and 152.63. Defendants commanded to appear and contest the suit.
A fragment referencing land or property ownership in Texas and Grayson County directs notices to J N Johnson and E C Baum as non resident owners, with ownership status and party designation remaining unclear in the readable text.
An old time medicine ad touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising to cure a cold in one day. It claims a “coma” price of 08 cents per box and urges readers to buy for quick relief.
A clipped line from a legal or public notice references A. D. 1925 and names R. B. Aston as clerk, with the abbreviation Dis indicating district or disposition. The fragment implies an official document or filing details but provides limited context.
An old advertisement claims to cure sore gums bleeding gums loose teeth foul breath and pyorrhea with Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and emphasizes its distinctiveness from other treatments.
The ad claims Chamberlain's Tablets relieve dullness after eating by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels. It asserts the whole body responds to renewed activity of these organs and promotes the product for 26 cents.
A medical ad urges that perfect system purification restores health. It promotes Calotabs as the greatest purifier with a family package and trial option, priced to attract readers at drug stores.
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