Letter from Jack Sayles to Darall G. Hawk discussing the interest of Earl Willard Meyer. Sayles discusses the law regarding the procurement of oil and gas leases from minors. The law outlines the steps to take to procure the lease from Earl. The lease terminates when the minor reaches twenty-one years of age unless there is production on the property. The real estate law relies on the guardian to determine if the land is to be partitioned. Sayles does not believe it wise to sell Earl's interest unless an actual cash or credit payment was made.

Letter from Darall G. Hawk to Sayles & Sayles regarding land interest of Earl Willard Meyer. Meyer was a minor when he inherited the deed for the land and needs a guardian to execute the deed. Hawk is unsure of a guardian's ability to convey an interest in the land when Meyer likely inherited other property from the estate.

Letter from Jack Sayles to W. B. Dickerson discussing land in Sherman County. Sayles discusses the transcript of the estate of Earl Meyer and who will assume guardianship. Sayles suggests Elsie Meyer, who will need to file a bond after the transcript itself has been filed. Sayles requests a spelling check as Elsie sometimes appears as Elise.

Letter from Jack Sayles to W. B. Dickerson informing him of lands not yet covered by an oil and gas lease executed by Ilda Mae Klekamp and Robert J. Muntzel.

Letter from Murphy to Bill Dickerson stating Sayles should prepare a form to be used on all leases to help secure affidavits among other documents. While there is an affidavit from other parties in Illinois enclosed, Murphy states it would likely not be signed and therefore should not be used. He suggests because of the length of time it would take to acquire information about these lands, the requirement for affidavits should be waved for the purpose of payment. He remits a copy he believes will serve their purposes in this matter.

Letter from John Sayles to David W. Stephens discussing the Gulf Pipe Line Company vs. D. C. Dean suit. Neither Dean nor his attorney attended the hearing. An order has been prepared to dissolve the restraining order and discharge the plaintiff from any bond liability.

Document stating that Jack Sayles has examined the abstracts for Section 134 of the Texas & New Orleans Railway Company in Sherman County, Texas and listing the documents still required to move ahead with an oil and gas lease from Ilda M. Klekamp et al. To Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company.

Document listing the details of documents relating to the property owned by B. R. and Lou Ella Westbook in Knox County, Texas and the details of the oil and gas lease from the Westbrooks to the Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company.

Letter from Paul Jones to Perry Sayles discussing a check Mr. Sayles wrote to The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Abilene, Texas. Mr. Sayles wrote a check for $15 towards a note owed to the bank of the amount of $48.50. Mr. Jones split the check as $13.50 on the principle and $1.50 as interest on the note balance for 90 days.

Letter from Perry Sayles to Al Bryan discussing repayment of $3.00 that Bryan previously borrowed from Sayles.

Letter to First National Bank from an unknown author that has enclosed a check of $250.00 to the bank.

Promissory note from Perry Sayles to First National Bank of Strawn, Texas in the amount $250.00 with an interest rate of ten percent until the note is paid. There is a note on the front reading "Paid 8-27-35."

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 --."

Form documenting deposits made by Perry Sayles at the First National Bank in Strawn, Texas for $250.00.

Letter from John Sayles to Horace F. Wade delivering renewal notes. Sayles is sure he has been given all credit he is due on account of the settlement Wade made with Perry Sayles. Sayles says he will get in touch with Wade when he is ready to make settlement on these notes.

Letter from John Sayles to Perry Sayles discussing a request to transfer the case to some place on the railroad. Sayles says he will not transfer as they may have local influence in their favor. He tells Perry to try to get some fees from the executors of an estate.

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.

Promissory note from Perry Sayles to Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Abilene, Texas in the amount $73.00 with an interest rate of ten percent until the note is paid. There is a stamp reading "Paid" and dated [J]an. 4 1935.

Letter from M. J. Jackson to Perry Sayles discussing a previous loan note executed by Mac Sayles, John Sayles and Perry Sayles and its future repayment.

Letter from Perry Sayles to The Whisenant Company placing another order for a suit. Sayles lists the details needed to tailor the suit to his specifications and encloses a deposit.

Letter from Paul G. Hudson to Perry Sayles discussing a waterproof jacket Sayles sent to A. J. Tower Co. complaining of a defect.

Letter from John Sayles to J. E. Pearson discussing the amount of work this project requires and the time that Sayles would be away from his own law practice in Abilene. Sayles states that work is tentative and the discussion is not a binding contract. He asks about length of time in St. Paul, salary and royalties paid.

Letter from M. B. Wilhoit to John Sayles stating that Pearson told Wilhoit he was looking for a Texas lawyer to write a volume on Texas Practice. Wilhoit doubts that the travel to St. Paul would be financially attractive to Sayles.

Letter from David W. Stephens to N. E. Fielding delivering a court order for the case of Sam Underwood et al. vs. Gulf Refining Company.