Fannin County Club Organizes at Commerce School
Students from Fannin County organized a campus club at the Commerce School, with Miss Mabel Snodgrass named president and Homer Cok in charge of finances and rool book. The group aims to be a lasting campus feature and plans a get together party. The club meets Fridays at five in room M-5 and has already filled meetings with active plans and enthusiasm.
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Northeast Texas Teachers' College Report Highlights Campus News
The Northeast Texas Teachers College in Commerce presents campus updates on student activities, faculty awards, and upcoming events, reflecting college life and academic progress.
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Northeast Texas Teachers’ College At
Commerce
Sparrow Has Wares Weather Prophecy Becomes Patchy
The piece lampoons a local weather prophet whose forecasts prove unreliable as winds shift directions. It notes a northern order finally arriving and jokes that weather and fate remain unpredictable, with rain or shine at the whim of the elements.
Masons Meet Tuesday Night At Constantine Lodge
Regular meeting of Constantine Lodge 13 A I and A M Tuesday night at 7 30. Members urged to be present. Visitors welcome. O W Gross Worshipful Master Jas Anderson Secretary.
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Brannon Jewelry Ad Teases Card Bargain
An old style classified note from Brannon Jewelry Co advertises five cards for 25 cents as a bargain, inviting shoppers to enjoy affordable fine talenting cards and jewelry offers from 1786.
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Brannon Jewelry
Eternal punishment blazes into punchline of devilish plumbing
A humorously grim tale shows a rich plumber dying, meeting Satan, and being told to install a hot water system alone. The exchange pins the joke on the lack of a helper in hell, a wry punchline about endless work without relief.
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Legion Weekly
Ancient firemen ball invitation found in archives
A rediscovered 1883 invitation from the Bonham News archives details the First Annual Grand Ball and Banquet of the Home Protection Fire Company in Bonham. It lists committee members and guests, notes many attendees later died, and adds period commentary on printing and town life.
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Market ers Grocery promises best groceries and value
Local ad promotes a grocery firm offering top quality meats and produce. It claims to buy and send premium groceries, including pork, and invites customer orders while promising reliable service.
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Moore Bros South Main Street 3 Tev Ha
Local business entry listing Moore Brothers on South Main Street with three events or items noted. No further context or dates provided.
Bonham Baptist Church Hosts Curious Sunday Service
A fragment from a Bonham church notice describes a Sunday gathering at a local Baptist church. The text references parish activity, an unusual service tone, and a setting in a small city, with mentions of a baptistry and community attendance.
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Baptist Church
Bonham
City Sunday School Attendance Figures Revealed
A statis tician releases numbers showing Sunday school attendance for the city last Sunday morning. The report lists totals by church and notes rooms at West T Mullany 173 61 and mentions antiseptic liniment in an unrelated ad line.
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T Mullany
Transfer Paper The Favorite and The Purple Transfer Paper
Fragmentary verse and stage directions describe characters in a nonsensical scene with lines about paper sheets 18x24 inches and a character named McCarty wandering. The text blends dialogue and imagery with interruptions and a bleak mood as voices speculate on a partner's finances and an odd transformation.
Record on Prohibition Tie at Olympic Games
Megaphone notes the United States won first place and Finland second in the last Olympic Games. It claims these two nations are the only countries in the world with prohibition policies.
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Megaphone
Freshman Work at Texas Gate Support
Reports indicate 739 of 900 University of Texas freshmen help fund themselves by working at the gate. The figures reflect student involvement in earnings to offset costs during the term.
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University of Texas
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