Blonde sponsor in chief named for Confederate reunion
Miss Emily Etheridge of Chattanooga will be sponsor in chief for the Sons of Confederate Veterans at their annual reunion in Tampa on April 5. Commander-in-Chief Lucius Moss of Lake Charles, Louisiana, has approved her appointment. she is the 18 year old daughter of D. S. Etheridge, first commander-in-chief of Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Emily Keridge
Fe Sons of Confederate Veterans
Tampa
Ida
Lucius L. Moss
Lake Charlies
Louisiana
D. S. Etheridge
Mrs. Jessie Ross Elected Grand Warden of Rebekah Assembly
Mrs. Jessie Ross, secretary-manager of the Welfare association, has been elected grand warden of the Texas Rebekah assembly. She returns from the assembly tied to the Odd Fellows grand lodge in Waco and from the Houston service conference, focusing on charity and juvenile groups.
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Jessie Ross
Welfare Association
Rebekah
Ross
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
Waco
Houston
Band To Meet In Auditorium Room At Eight
Dave Derden announced today that his band will meet in the old band room of the American Legion club rooms at eight o clock if the auditorium is unavailable. The 40 and 8 society will also attend the meeting.
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American Legion Club
Dave Derden
R. Derden
Railroad News and Folks Amid Western Rails History
Join Moore reflects on a century of rail progress from the Dinky to modern freight and passenger trains. Engineers, experts, and workers built a transportation system marked by competition, efficiency, and ongoing records in a thriving western network.
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Western Wilds
Railway workers and social club notes in Amarillo
The item notes progress in rail transportation and cooperation between staff, plus a social evening hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway conductors at 1408 Pierce. Winners of a Five Hundred game were Mrs. M S Boyer and W C Kretsinger with Mrs. Mary Johnson and D C West as runners up. It also reports Walter Vanshaw, a Santa Fe conductor, recovering from an injury at home on Polk street. Other brief mentions include G B Kreisinger visiting his family now at 11 Mississippi avenue and Tom Jones of Chrysler in Panhandle visiting Amarillo.
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W. D. McClure
Pierce Street
I. M. Crotty
L. J. Smith
W. 5. Phillips
M.S. Boyer
W. C. Kretsinger
Mary Johnson
Walter Vanshaw
Santa Fe
Northwest Texas Hospital
Polk Street
G. B. Kreisinger
Kansas City
Panhandle pride and memories span towns and tunes
Town Nut asks about womans crowning glory as Georgia Cole, 88, of Marietta, Ga, has played St James Episcopal church organ for 75 plus years. The piece rails against forgetting and praises roads, markets, schools, and local growth while noting garlic in Mexican soldiers and a proposed Wind Mill week to honor realtors and lawmakers.
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Georgia Cole
St. James Episcopal Church
Marietta
Leto’s Pyorrhea Remedy Promoted By Dentists
Foul breath and loose teeth linked to sore gums are described as revolting, with Leto’s Pyorrhea Remedy highly recommended by leading dentists. Druggists offer money back if it fails. City Drug Store.
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Leto
Safety and injury prevention on railroads in the early 20th century
The text discusses how railroads faced ongoing safety challenges and personal injuries among workers and passengers. It notes the creation of safety bureaus around 1912 to reduce harm and hardship from railroad operations and maintenance, emphasizing the need for proper care and preventing defects in people and machinery.
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Bureaus of Safety
Safety First committees spread across divisions improve site safety
Widespread establishment of Safety First committees at each division point has shown tangible benefits by preventing injuries. The groups are increasingly active and effective in promoting safety standards across all areas and continue to grow in vigor daily.
Mothers Warn Of Child Worms And Vermifuge Cure
Parents urged to monitor children for intestinal worms and treat promptly with White's Cream Vermifuge. The advertisement claims the remedy kills worms, restores a healthy complexion, and is sold for 5 cents by Fox Drug Co.
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Fox Drug Co
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