Public Schools In Two Suburbs Close Early
Public schools in two suburbs closed early due to spreading colds and influenza with 10 to 22 percent absent. Dallas area schools planned to dismiss Friday for Christmas. Sherman event notes mention Paul Taylor seeking a charter in 1629 for the Spectacle house and Makers Guild per Better Vision Institute.
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Dallas
Sherman
Charles I
England
Paul Taylor
Spectacle House
Makers’ Guild
Better Vision Institute
Defense Expenditures and Farm Outlook for 1941
Economic outlook notes defense spending and wartime exports suggest higher industrial activity and farm cash incomes in 1941. Morgan predicts unemployment declines if the war does not escalate, with domestic demand lifting meat poultry and fruit sectors while export markets face restrictions. Wheat supplies remain ample. cotton forecasts vary and price levels should rise, supported by domestic demand but pressured by foreign factors. Local social notes mention weddings, visits, and moves in towns like Dodd City and Bonham.
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W. FE. Morgan
M. College
Hale
United States
Morgan
U. Ss. Departent of Agriculture
Washington
Continents
Great Britain
Dominions
Buckleys Cana Dios Mixture Promises Fast Cough Relief
A Canadian cough remedy Buckleys Cana Dios Mixture is advertised as a potent remedy for tickling coughs and phlegm. The ad cites soothing ingredients from pine balsam menthol and glycerine and claims quick action across throat head and bronchial tubes plus overnight sleep aid. Sold by Saunders Drug Store with money back guarantee.
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Buckley
Buckley’s
Saunders Drug Store
Shady Grove Notables Visit and Illness Update
Grandia Farks, ill for a week, has been taken to his daughter's home. Minnie Brotherton of Berham Alton Pacers visits at his sister Zelma Taylor's home. Frank Hargroves, in the army, has been visiting friends here. Sunday visitors at B. V. Sloan's included C. A. McCullough and June from Dallas, W. C. McCullough and sons Ray and Everett, Mrs. Lowrey, Mrs. Taylor and son Jimmie Ray. Will Smoot visiting friends in Fair. Nelda Rhoden and Arthur also in attendance.
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Hix
Wsa
Dodd City
Inez Cox
Santa Claus
Bonham
Ernest Morgan
Lubbock
Zella Peebles
Lyns Fry
Cecil Cobl
Joan
Mavis
Fort Worth
Sparks
Parson
Alva Sloan
Bob Cobb
Miss Sloan
Grandia Farks
Minnie Brotherton
Berham Alton Pacers
Zelma Taylor
Frank Hargroves
B. V. Sloan
C. A. McCullough
June
Dallas
W C. McCullough
Ray and
Everett
Lowrey
Taylor
Jimmie Ray
Will Smoot
Nelda Rhoden
Arthur
Porters Weather Notes And Local Moves In December
The town records cold rainy weather hindering wood piles and vehicle use while residents hope Santa Claus visits. Green Hicks missed Friday school due to illness. J T Robinson relocated near Orangeville, Teen Booker moved from the Lee Williams place, Moses Brown moved near Orangeville, and Mrs Mabel Pace moved into the Lee Williams place.
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Santa Claus
Green Hicks
J. T. Robinson
Lee Williams
Savoy Edges Windom in Boys Game. Girls Tie
Savoy edged Windom in a Red River Valley Conference boys game and tied the girls’ contest 15-15. Woods and Moore led the Savoy offense as the night’s scoring pace highlighted the pair in the decisive results.
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Savoy Edges
Windom
Savoy
Woods
Moore
Local Families Visitneighbors in Monkstown
Mr and Mrs E F Smith and family spent Sunday with W S Smith. Mr and Mrs Sherman Yet called on Mr and Mrs J C Fair Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Richard Smith and family spent Sunday with Mr Gordon Russell. Miss Mary Morrison spent the day with relatives nearby.
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Randolph
F.C. Williams
J .T. Wrenn
J. L. Dobbs
Bonham
Adrain Owenby
Klondike
Warren Ross
J. B. Johnson
Midway
R. P. Booker
Joe Rich
Melvin Anderson
W. C. Andersen
W. R. Cox
Carl Hicks
Emily
Hugh
Hunter
Whitewright
G. D. Bennett
Ina Lea
Sarah Hicks
Whitewrights
Vand
E. FE. Smith
W. S. Smith
Sherman Y
Wand
J. C
Richard Smith
Gordon Russell
Mary Morrison
Savoy Triumphs In Narrow 24-22 Varsity Win Over Windom
Savoy edged Windom 24-22 in a boys game as Gilbreath led Windom with nine points and Carmachael scored 12 for the Windom girls. The night featured a 15-all stalemate and Hithite as Savoy’s top scorer with 15 points.
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Way
Windom Quintet
Gilbreath
Windom
Carmachael
Hithite
Savoy
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Monkstown
Uniren Paressa
Lee
Canada
Taylor's
Shady Crove
Starnes Beauty Shoppe
West
Mrs. Starnes
Miller-Yates Motor
Texas
Bontiam
Wisation
Sie
Collie Cobb Grocery
North Center
Norge
A. P. Bolding Bonham
Lola von Lante
Iin Bart Sma
Peeler
Ofeiristmas Sale
Ponwar Brands
Nelson
Tin
Pike
Mission Ripe Olives
Stokelys Finest
Helgados
T. HW. OB
Turkeys
Doz
Wilson Pienics
Crisco
Julia Lee Wright
Safety Ann Chocolate
Sobey
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