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- [Invoice for Home Insurance Policy, February 1935]
- Statement listing information about an insurance policy owned by Perry Sayles that covers a dwelling with a garage, including the company, amount, and premium due.
- [Promissory Note From Perry Sayles to First National Bank, of Strawn, October 5, 1935]
- Promissory note from Perry Sayles to First National Bank, of Strawn in the amount $250.00 with an interest rate of ten percent until the note is paid. There is a handwritten note on the front reading, "Paid 12/5/35."
- [Letter from W. R. Keeble to Perry Sayles, March 22, 1935]
- Letter from W. R. Keeble to Perry Sayles discussing a renewal of a note for the F & M National Bank of Abilene, Texas.
- [Letter to Thomas Sayles, October 22, 1935]
- Letter to Thomas Sayles notifying him that he owes J. W. Robinson money that is past due. The writer asks for advice on why it has not been paid and informs Sayles that he has the opportunity to pay before further action is taken.
- [Summary Statement of Oil Run Interest: June 1935]
- Series of statements documenting interest earned on barrels of oil from fields owned by Perry Sayles, A. M. Foote, D. K. Scott, Nolan Foote, and Pearl Anderson, with a breakdown of locations, amounts, and other details.
- [Notice of Impending Suit, Humble Oil & Refining Company vs. John Sayles]
- Document giving notice of an impending suit, Humble Oil and Refining Company vs. John Sayles, due to delinquent payments.
- [Receipt for One 1935 Standard Tutor]
- Receipt for an automobile, 1935 Standard Tutor, sold to Guy Patterson by V8 Sales Ford Services. The receipt includes the payment details.
- [Summary Statement of Oil Run Interest: April 1935]
- Series of statements documenting interest earned on barrels of oil from fields owned by Perry Sayles, A. M. Foote, D. K. Scott, and Pearl Anderson, with a breakdown of locations, amounts, and other details.
- [Conditional Sale Contract for an Automobile, Duplicate Original]
- Document certifying the sale of a Ford Tudor from Smith Bros. Motor Company to Perry Sayles. This copy is a "duplicate original" and was filed in Eastland County on March 4, 1935.
- [Receipt for City of Eastland Delinquent Taxes, September 19, 1935]
- Receipt for delinquent taxes for the year of 1932 paid by Perry Sayles to the City of Eastland, Texas.
- [Receipt for Payment to the Pan-American Life Insurance Company, March 18, 1935]
- Receipt for Perry Sayles' premium payment to the Pan-American Life Insurance Company.
- [Receipt for Payment to the Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, July 2, 1935]
- Receipt for Perry Sayles' premium payment to the Lincoln National Life Insurance Company.
- [Letter from K. B. Tanner to Standard Savings and Loan Association, February 6,1935]
- Letter from K. B. Tanner to Standard Savings and Loan Association in regards to a insurance policy taken out by Perry Sayles.
- [Summary Statement of Oil Run Interest: May 1935]
- Series of statements documenting interest earned on barrels of oil from fields owned by Perry Sayles, A. M. Foote, D. K. Scott, and Pearl Anderson, with a breakdown of locations, amounts, and other details.
- [Letter from Thomas Morris to Perry Sayles, April 2, 1935]
- Letter from Thomas Morris to Perry Sayles reminding him to send Mrs. Sayles a check for $35.00.
- [Deposit Slip: Perry Sayles, October 10, 1935]
- Form documenting deposits made by Perry Sayles, trustee at the Texas State Bank of Eastland, Texas for $100.00.
- [Deposit Slip: Perry Sayles, December 21, 1935]
- Form documenting deposits made by Perry Sayles at the Texas State Bank of Eastland for $55.00. There are notes about the deposits written on the slip.
- [Letter From L. W. Robinson, October 10, 1935]
- Letter from L. W. Robinson informing the recipient that a representative called to present the recipient with a bill of $34.29.
- [Letter from Perry Sayles to Union Mutual Life Company of Ohio, December 20, 1935]
- Letter from Perry Sayles to Union Mutual Life Company of Ohio remitting an application and payment for reinstatement of his policy. Sayles requests a duplicate of the policy if it is reinstated as the other one has been destroyed.
- [Summary Statement of Oil Run Interest: September 1935]
- Series of statements documenting interest earned on barrels of oil from fields owned by Perry Sayles, A. M. Foote, D. K. Scott, and Pearl Anderson, with a breakdown of locations, amounts, and other details. There's a note informing royalty owners of a new federal tax going into effect September 1, 1935 and a promissory note from Perry Sayles to the First National Bank of Strawn in the amount of $250.00 dated October 5, 1935.
- [Invoice for Home Insurance Policy, April 1935]
- Statement listing information about an insurance policy owned by Perry Sayles that covers a dwelling with a garage, including the company, amount, and premium due. A handwritten note in the center of the statement says, "Paid by CK June 25 --."
- [Promissory Note From Perry Sayles to First National Bank, January 29, 1935]
- Promissory Note from Perry Sayles to First National Bank of Strawn, Texas in the amount $200.00 with an interest rate of ten percent until the note is paid. There is a handwritten note on the front reading, "Paid 3/27/35."
- [Letter from S. D. McDavid to Perry Sayles, May 16, 1935]
- Letter from S. D. McDavid to Perry Sayles discussing a certification on a loan. Taxes for some of Sayles' property are unpaid. McDavid requests to know when Sayles is able to pay taxes.
- [Deposit Slip: Perry Sayles, June 17, 1935]
- Form documenting deposits made by Perry Sayles at the First National Bank in Strawn, Texas for $250.00.
- [Document Transferring a Debt Owed to the Dunigan Tool & Supply Company to J. F. Young]
- Document transferring the debt of $88.00 against C. E. Dearolph and the estate of C. E. Dearolph from the Dunigan Tool & Supply Company to J. F. Young.
- [Unsigned Oil and Gas Lease From Bobbie I. Terry et al. to N. D. Gallagher]
- Oil and gas lease granting N. D. Gallagher rights to the oil, gas, and petroleum production on land owned by Bobbie I. Terry in Eastland County, Texas for the sum of $20.00. This document is filled out but unsigned and undated.
- [Conditional Sale Contract for an Automobile, Original]
- Document certifying the sale of a Ford Tudor from Smith Bros. Motor Company to Perry Sayles. This documents is the original, stating "To be sent to the universal credit company."
- [Summary Statement of Oil Run Interest: August 1935]
- Series of statements documenting interest earned on barrels of oil from fields owned by Perry Sayles, A. M. Foote, D. K. Scott, and Pearl Anderson, with a breakdown of locations, amounts, and other details.
- [Letter from Parramore Post No. 57 to Perry Sayles, April 25, 1935]
- Letter from Parramore Post No. 57 to Perry Sayles stating that the American Legion has purchased the Johnson Natatorium. The natatorium was formerly Sanitary Natatorium Company owned by stockholders. The writer asks Sayles for his share in the company.
- [1934 Individual Income Tax Return for Perry Sayles]
- An individual income tax return for Perry Sayles. The form is partially filled and there are several handwritten notes on the back of a time sheet.
- [Letter from Perry Sayles to John Sayles, December 30, 1935]
- Letter from Perry Sayles to John Sayles stating Ocie Speer requested a picture of their father for a historical outline of judges.
- [Receipt for Payment to the Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, October 9, 1935]
- Receipt for Perry Sayles' premium payment to the Lincoln National Life Insurance Company.
- [Deposit Slip: Perry Sayles, September 12, 1935]
- Form documenting deposits made by Perry Sayles, trustee at the Texas State Bank of Eastland, Texas for $110.00.
- [Receipt for Payment to the Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, March 13, 1935]
- Receipt for Perry Sayles' premium and loan payment to the Lincoln National Life Insurance Company.
- [Letter from R. E. L. Batts to Perry Sayles, July 5, 1935]
- Letter from R. E. L. Batts to Perry Sayles stating he has not answered sooner due to the death of his father.
- [Letter from Perry Sayles to Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, December 14, 1935]
- Letter from Perry Sayles to Lincoln National Life Insurance Company remitting a check for $30.20 to cover a premium on his policy. Lincoln has assumed obligation for Sayles' policy from Royal Union Life Insurance Company.
- [Promissory Note From Perry Sayles to Farmers and Merchants National Bank, May 17, 1935]
- Promissory note from Perry Sayles to Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Abilene, Texas in the amount $55.00 with an interest rate of ten percent until the note is paid. There is text on the back stating $10.00 had been paid "Feb.11 1936" and a stamp on the front reading "Paid" and dated Feb. 17, 1936.
- [Conditional Sale Contract, Smith Brothers Motor Company to Perry Sayles]
- Conditional Sale Contract certifying the sale of a 1935 Ford Tudor from the Smith Bros. Motor Co. to Perry Sayles for the amount of $282.00 with the remaining balance of $456.00 to be paid over twelve months.
- [Receipt for Payment to Guaranty Old Line Life Insurance Company, July 22, 1935]
- Receipt for Perry Sayles' premium payment to the Guaranty Old Line Life Insurance Company.
- [Receipt for Payment to Pan-American Life Insurance Company, October 9, 1935]
- Receipt for Perry Sayles' premium payment to the Pan-American Life Insurance Company.
- [Letter from K. B. Tanner to Perry Sayles, February 21, 1935]
- Letter from K. B. Tanner, on behalf of the Freyschlag Insurance Agency, to Perry Sayles, enclosing Sayles' insurance policy with National Liberty Insurance Company and informing of the circumstances through which his policy came to their office.
- [Final Notice from Pan-American Life Insurance Company to Perry Sayles, December 1935]
- Final notice from the Pan-American Life Insurance Company to Perry Sayles, notifying him that his policy would lapse if the premium was not paid. There is a handwritten note reading, "Paid by ck. Jan. 6, 36, P.S."
- [Letter from H. W. Backes to Perry Sayles, April 2, 1935]
- Letter from H. W. Backes to Perry Sayles crediting his lien note for $8.57.
- [Promissory Note From Perry Sayles to Farmers and Merchants National Bank, January 17, 1935]
- Promissory note from Perry Sayles to Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Abilene, Texas in the amount $63.00 with an interest rate of ten percent until the note is paid. There is a note on the back reading "Aug. 9 pd. $10.00."
- [Letter from Perry Sayles to Guaranty Old Line Life Insurance Company, January 18, 1935]
- Letter from Perry Sayles to Guaranty Old Line Life Insurance Company remitting a check to cover premiums due on insurance policies.
- [Lien Note From Pan-American Life Insurance Company to Perry Sayles, November 19, 1935]
- Lien note from the Pan-American Life Insurance Company to Perry Sayles informing him that his lien note has been extended by adding interest to the original lien amount.
- [Eastland Independent School District Taxes Owed by Perry Sayles]
- Document listing the taxes owed by Perry Sayles to the Eastland Independent School District. The years 1931-1935 are listed with a dollar amount or "Paid" next to the dates. The total owed is $97.00, and a note is written on the document reading "settle for $80.00."
- [Inventory of Property In Eastland, Texas for John Sayles]
- Document listing the properties owned by John Sayles in Eastland, Texas which are taxable by the city. The document is undated and unsigned.
- [Postcard From Union Mutual Life Company of Iowa to Perry Sayles, November 13, 1935]
- Postcard from the Union Mutual Life Company of Iowa to Perry Sayles notifying him that the premium for his policy is due. The postcard includes information about his policy, payment, and the consequences of missing payments. There is a handwritten note reading "Paid Jan 13 - 36 P.S."
- [Letter from Perry Sayles to Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, January 3,1935]
- Letter from Perry Sayles to Lincoln National Life Insurance Company discussing the return of a policy loan note and the deduction of such loan funds. Sayles goes on to mention that beneficiary is his underage daughter and her signature would not be legally binding.