Transit lines connect Cotton Belt to Dallas region
A timetable note lists connections at Bailey with Katy trains at Leonard and Santa Fe at Celeste, plus links to Greenville Sulphur Springs Tyler Terrell and Dallas. A bus from West Fourth Street Red Ball Depot fare to Greenville is $1.50. Also cites court ruling on income taxes and a remark on Mr Darrow and evolution.
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Cotton Belt
Bailey
Katy
Leonard
Santa Fe
Celeste
Texas
Greenville
Sulphur Springs
Tyler
Terrell
Dallas
Red Ball Depot
West Fourth Street
Hassell Motor Co
Bonham
Red Ball
Denison
Red Ball Cafe
Simpson Hotel
Bonham Denison Schedule Times
The schedule lists times for Bonham Denison Denison with sessions at 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. The fragment suggests a timetable or event agenda with multiple daily time blocks.
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Denison Sv. Denison
Bonham
Bonham-Paris
Paris
Bus Schedules From Blue Ridge to Dallas and Bonham
Running times list South Bound and North Bound departures from Via Blue Ridge Farmersville and Dallas with hard numbers for hours minutes and stops. Departures show multiple daily times, connections at Bonham Red Ball Depot and 700 Commerce Dallas, with fares one way three dollars and round trip five dollars.
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Blue Ridge
Farmersville
Dallas
Bonham
Red Ball Depot
West 4Th St
Commerce
Community notes on visits and weddings with rain and wind
Health is good but rain is needed as cotton suffers. Many residents and relatives visit in Denison Bonham and Randolph, including John Arledge and family, Mamie Van zandt, J C Gist, and W M Deshane. Loy McGure and Thelma Bangs wed Saturday. a Saturday rain brought wind and lightning. a short course and picnic at A T Chaney’s was reported separately.
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John Arledge
Oklahoma
Russell
Jack McGuire
Denison
Mamie Vanzandt
Jeff Fairchild
Clyde Winkler
J. C. Gist
Tommie “Airchild
Danta
Lillie’ Arledge
Fay Winkler
Cunnifighy
Little
Ressa D
Dorothy Woodruff
Bonham
Mary Kelley
Oakland
D. D. Kelley
Grandma Weddle
Red River County
Jewel Nelms
Dallas
Belle Nelms
Walter Bean
China Grove
Eastus
Konawa
Okla
Powers
Ector
J. W. McCampbell
R. C. Nelms
Lee Nelms
Cy L. Weddle
A. T. Chaney
Laddic
Rainy weather and community notes from Savoy
A week ago rain and thunder lit Savoy as farmers report a strong cotton outlook. The death of W. L. Weague from Savoy drew a large funeral at Sunny Side cemetery. Abilene Christian College ex-president Jesse P. Sewell led a revival at the church of Christ with seven additions. Mrs Ganes, traveling from Bonham to Sherman, halted for aid. the child died two days later and was buried near Ivanhoe. Uncle Billy Henson is gravely ill after a porch fall. Roy Waldrum returned to Dallas after visiting Mrs. Alice Melugin. J. J. Swinney and J. J. Jenkins are listed as very ill.
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W. L. Weague
Savoy
Sunny Side Cemetery
Jesse P. Sewell
Abilene Christian College
Church of Christ
Reese Rogers
Whitewright
Ganes
Bonham
Joe Ganes
Sherman
Dr.Laws
New Hope
Ivanhoe
Billy Henson
Roy Waldrum
Dallas
Alice Melugin
J. J. Swinney
J. J. Jenkins
Community notes reflect on life and harvests of the season
The writer notes the fast pace of life and urges staying engaged with daily life. Threshing season yielded a decent grain harvest though not perfect. Corn may be scarce, but meals can include cornbread, black-eyed peas, and tomatoes with cotton ahead. Neighbors Kelley Nelson and Nelins bought new cars. Protracted meetings with Dr. McConnell draw attendees. Kennedy family visited relatives near Paris.
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J. D. Kelley
Boyd Nelson
R. C. Nelins
Ketor
McConnell
Jane Kennedy
Paris
Red Ball Bus Schedule Connects Sherman Gainesville to Dallas
The Red Ball Bus Line timetable shows departures from Sherman and Gainesville with through connections to Dallas. The schedule lists morning and afternoon runs, including transfers at Gainesville to connect with North and South routes and onward buses to Ardmore Denton Wichita. The trip from Bonham to Dallas takes about 3 hours 28 minutes.
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Red Ball
Dallas
Bonham
St. Josephs G F P TS Reviving New Hopes for Women
A reagent from St. Josephs G F P claims to relieve female disorders causing headaches backaches nausea and insomnia. The advertisement credits a special ingredient and says many patients find rapid relief from catarrh linked causes, prompting gratitude.
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ST. Joseph's
St. Joseph's G. F. F
St. Joseph’s G. &. C
Getting hot under the collar has one great advantage
A compact witticism notes that heated exchanges can yield leverage for the opponent, suggesting tempering disputes by recognizing the strategic edge held by others. The line implies that emotional escalation often benefits the rival more than the subject.
Father laments modern youth behavior in Rotarygram
A Rotarygram humorously notes that dad may simply suffer memory loss when astonished by today’s youth. The quip frames generational gaps as a common, lighthearted misunderstanding.
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Dad
Shiek Quips About Sweetie’s Health
In a playful exchange ITS A FACT cites Shick asking about his sweetie. Shiek replies she suffers from an awful case of the hoff and mouth disease, making her cravings for dining and dancing the only relief.
When a Man Is Intoxicated With Love Pledge Signed
A humorous aphorism notes that a man drunk on love bears the responsibility to commit to marriage via a matrimonial pledge.
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F. J. McConnell
George W. Pyper
Favorite
Supreme Court
Norfolk
Virginian-Pilot
Darrow
New York Evening World
Prietor
Arv
Lar
Eacoe
ASH
Guraus
TRE Shop
S Reb Peeler
Tee
W. M. Bono
Paris, Bonham
Sherman and
Gainesville
Sherman Gainesviil
Whitesboro
Sherman, Lv
Gainsville
Sante Ee
Wichitaalls
Ardmore
M. m
Joseph
Hewy
Chicago
Johanna Gregg
Frderson
W. R. Collins
Color of
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