Died Tuesday Oscar Johnston Noted Katy Dining Director
C Oscar Johnston died Tuesday in San Antonio after longtime service as general superintendent of the Katy Railway dining system. He led excursions nationwide, once managed the Majestic Hotel in Dallas, and had business roots in Kansas City and St. Louis. He was a brother of Mrs. W R McDaniel and a member of the Old School Presbyterian church. Burial will be in St. Louis Friday.
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Harry McDaniel
San Antonio
C. Oscar Johnston
W. R. McDaniel
Johnston
Katy
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Majestic
Dallas
Katy R. R. Co
Harvey
Oscar Johnston
St. Louis
J. ‘. Johnston
Kansas City
South Texas
Bonham
Vulcanizing Service Ad at Burrus Tire Shop
Cold patches don t stick in warm weather Let us vulcanize your tubes and casings Burrus Tire Shop West 5th Street.
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Burrus Tire Shop
5Th Street
Girl Seeks Limousine for Last Kiss Wish
A Houston Press item notes a girl who once received only a stick of candy for her first kiss now seeks a limousine for a final kiss. The quirky request highlights a personal milestone with light civic tone.
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Houston Press
Business Retails Demand Attention of Business Men
Wick Wamboldt discusses how customer service habits disappoint buyers and harm business. Anecdotes show delayed lumber orders, missed follow ups, and lack of apology. A banker recalls leaving a small account for better service elsewhere, stressing faithfulness in small matters matters in modern commerce.
St Joseph’s G F P Promises Relief for Women
A promoter claims St Joseph’s G F P offers a breakthrough remedy for female ills including catarrh of the generative organs. He says the product strengthens vitality, eases painful cycles, and improves pregnancy comfort and overall energy, urging women to try it.
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St. Joseph's G. . BP
G. F. FP
Tuey
St. Joseph’s
Custer’s Last Stand Recounted From Civil War to the Big Horn
A historical retelling covers General George Armstrong Custer’s Civil War service and the 1876 Yellowstone campaign. It details the plan for three expeditions, the June 25 26 engagement, the split forces under Reno and Benteen, the doomed assault, and the Sioux and Cheyenne resistance at the Little Bighorn with several hundred casualties.
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George Armstrong Custer
Sheridan
Sitting Bull
Yellowstone
Crooks
Terry
Gibbon
Custer
Crook
Little Big Horn
Major Reno
Benteen
Wonderful, perfectly wonderful tale in a newspaper
A humorous dialogue features a husband quoting a boast about using 3426 elephants to furnish billiard halls and a wife marveling at how such great beasts can be trained for delicate work, presented as a classified ad.
Everyman Class Picnic Prompted For Thursday Evening
A note invites members to the class picnic Thursday at 5 o clock. Meet at Charlie Howard s pasture and bring a box lunch. A cheerful gathering expected with good times assured.
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Charlie Howard’s
Youth in Dentist Chair Causes Uncertain Gas Decision
A youth sat in the dentist chair wearing a striped silk shirt and a checked suit. The dentist hesitated to give gas, fearing he would not know when the patient was unconscious, a concern noted to the assistant.
Retired minister praises Black Draught for liver relief
West Graham Va. Rev. Lewis Evans age 80 plus credits Black Draught with curing his sluggish liver. He reports years of liver pain backaches and headaches from biliousness and says a dose now and then keeps him in good shape. He recommends it to others with liver trouble.
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Wick Wamboldt
Denton Record Chronicle
West Graham
Lewis Evans
Pature
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Brannons
Bailey Tienatiuadh
Nandwanrl UU
Studebaker
West Fourth Street
Bonham Bakery
Trey
G.F. P
St. Joseph's
Reno
Chas
Toodles
Watchman Examiner
Mrs. Tucker
Smest F
Woodman of the World
Favorite Printing Co
North Main Street
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