Oyster Bay Elk Badge Display Reflects 1900s Politics
In Oyster Bay a telegram from the Democratic badge to Mr. Bryan signals local support for the Democratic nominee. Don Ryburn shows in Dallas a window display of Elk badges from the recent convention, including Fort Worth’s “Cattle Town” badge and other designs with the Elk head motif. The California delegation brings wine labeled Elk Milk and oranges, while local badges feature the characteristic seven oclock design.
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Oyster Bay
Bryan
Rooser
Demone
Don Ryburn
Dallas
Fort Worth
California
Notice on Subscription Status and Payment Credits
The notice directs readers to check their standing on subscription books via the date opposite the site address on the paper margin. It warns that payments show as credits within a week and that under new postal rules no paper will be sent to those in arrears beyond three months, after which service will be stopped.
Union church services moved to Methodist church
Union services will be held tomorrow night at the Methodist church. Rev. H. L. Walker will preach. The Episcopal church could not host and the Methodist venue was chosen due to the small size of the Episcopal congregation.
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Methodist Church
H. L. Walker
Episcopal Church
Embodiment of Faith to open Sunday services
The American Presbyterian church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m with the sermon titled The Embodiment of Faith Junior GC EB at 4 p m prayer meeting at 7 p m Soul Ajected by the Lord The morning service features solo by Mrs John Sparger of Paris All are invited note union service at Methodist church replaces evening program. H U Walker Pastor.
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American Presbyterian
Methodist Church
John Sparger
Paris
Sunday Worship Schedule At Local Churches
First Presbyterian Church offers Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 11 a m A special program by the Westmin ster League is at 7 p m The union service gathers at the Methodist church at 8 15 p m Edgar W Williams serves as pastor
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First Presbyterian Church
Westminster League
The
Methodist Church
Edgar W. Williams
Rev. John D. Ray to Preach at First Baptist
The Rev. John D. Ray from Waco will preach at the First Baptist Church tomorrow morning and evening, inviting parishioners to attend both services.
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John D. Ray
Waco
First Baptist Church
Westminster League Meeting Promotes Total Abstinence Program
The Westminster League meets at the First Presbyterian church Monday at 7 p.m. led by Mrs. Caldwell. The program features temperance prayers, songs like Touch Not The Cup, scripture Galatians 5 10 24, references to An Alphabet for the Drinker, and performances by Miss Caldwell and others. The event invites all to attend.
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Westminster League
First Presbyterian Church
Iid Caldwell
Community Thanks Firefighters For Heroic House Rescue
Residents express gratitude to the trends adighburn and the fire boys for saving their home yesterday. They acknowledge the brave assistance during the blaze and pledge lasting appreciation for the responders.
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Adighburn
Fire Boys
Printing Election Tickets In Fannin County
The article notes 10 000 copies of a voluminous primary election ticket printed on heavy book paper, measuring 26 by 4 inches. It includes prohibition amendments and presidential electors, with strict adherence to legal requirements despite bureaucratic red tape.
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Fannin County
Trustee's Sale in Zarafonetis Brothers Bankruptcy
In the Northern District of Texas Dallas. Zarafonetis Brothers bankrupts No 741 notice of sale July 24 1908 at 10 a m Bonham Texas via agent S F Leslie to highest bidder all confectionery stock and fixtures subject to Referee approval and a 10 percent deposit as good faith Corsicana Texas July 15 1908 H Talley Trustee
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United States District Court
Northern District of Texas
Dallas
Zarafonetis Brothers
Bonham
Texas
S. F. Leslie
Ferry Boat at Elwood Ferry and Visitor Notes
Fragmentary notes describe a boat running well at Elwood ferry with a safe bank and no quicksand. It also mentions Mrs. J. A. Starling of Fort Worth visiting her sister Mrs. Wm. Lannius. The rest consists of disjoint musings on politeness, debt, and social topics with no clear event.
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Elwood Ferry
J. A. Starling
Fort Worth
Wm. Lannius
Repairs Begun on Courthouse Exterior and Interior
Work on repairs to the courthouse has begun with interior and exterior painting already underway. A young painter is rigged in a swinging chair to reach eaves roof and cupola and expects to finish that portion in about twenty days. Concrete and carpenter work will start next week.
Lois Newtons Seventh Birthday Party At Home
Little Miss Lois Newton entertained many of her young friends at her parents home Mr and Mrs W E Newton. The occasion honored Lois seventh birthday with an enjoyable afternoon of merriment and refreshments including ice cream and cake.
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Lois Newton
W. E. Newton
Lois
Piles Cured at Home By New Absorption Method
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding piles send me your address and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatments with references from your locality if requested Immediate relief and permanent care assured Send no money but tell others of this offer Write today to Mrs M Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind
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M. Summers
Box P
Notre Dame
Ind
Dr. Helbing and wife depart for Europe on July 6 1908
Dr. Harry Helbing and his wife left St. Louis on July 6 1908 to visit England France Switzerland Italy and Germany. They plan to return in September. The doctor will tour major surgical and medical centers to advance his profession while his father Jr G Helbing oversees the practice during the absence.
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Harry Helbing
St. Louis
England
France
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Jr. G. Helbing
Grapes for Jelly Preserves Promoted in Local Ad
A fragmented notice promotes using grapes for jelly and preserves. It includes a phone contact near Oak Street and references BK Mutones in connection with the item.
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Oak W. BK
Do Not Gamble Young Man Be True To Clean Sport
A moral exhortation warns a young man against gambling urging that real sport is for love of the game, not money. It notes gambling erodes character, harms business judgment, and leads to crime, urging personal integrity, responsibility, and staying away from bad company.
Life of a Milwaukee mother in grave hardship inspires reflection
A Milwaukee woman Mary Whedig digs her child’s grave with the poor commissioner’s help after her husband’s burial. The account juxtaposes her sorrow with others’ misfortune, urging readers to compare their troubles with hers. A New York man named Black kills himself, leaving a note blaming life’s lack of beauty and meaning.
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Milwaukee
Mary Whedig
Wicklow
Wiedig
Mattie
Potters Field
Balzac
Hades
Black
Lfe
Ion
Tungit
Hitowelf
Reflection Shapes Character and Society’s Rust
The passage argues that perception mirrors the self. A critic or reformer fails if he ignores self reform. Diogenes would find honesty within. Moral strength depends on action. neglect leads to rust in society’s machinery and decay of virtue.
Women smokers spark debate in society and duty
A New York society woman leads a campaign for women to smoke if they choose, arguing taste and changing customs. The piece notes public unease, male double standards, and calls for exercise of moral force and personal value through work, with anecdotes on influence of habit and culture.
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New York
Europe
Psychology of Proofreading in the Ohio State Journal
The piece argues proofreading engages three mental operations focusing on form meaning and relations. It asserts good proofreading demands all three active intellects simultaneously rather than a single task.
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Ohio State Journal
The Order He Wanted in Edinburgh Tale
Aleck Brown a noted Edinburgh tailor appears in a temperance anecdote. At a city meeting he called out order during applause. A shabbily dressed speaker asks what order he wants. Aleck replies he will take order for a decent sul claeg.
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Edinburgh
Aleck
Dunder Advertiser
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