Death of Ector farmer C C Tidwell Funeral Friday
C C Tidwell well known farmer of the Ector community died at his home Thursday morning after a seven month illness from cancer of the stomach. Funeral services will be Friday at 3 oclock at Ector Baptist church with Pastor Fite and other ministers officiating. Burial will be in Carson cemetery near Ector. He was born in Alabama in 1853 and moved through Texas, Missouri, and Fannin county before settling near Ector. Survived by widow and nine children, with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Telephone stories show value of service in saving property
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Texas
Did You Ever Stop To Think
Edson R Waite argues against excessive economy urging readers to spend and support advertising. He cautions about long shelf life raising costs, promotes social and business contact, and notes readers send unsolicited critical letters praising newspaper advertising for stimulating sales.
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Burlington Man Returns From Retirement to Erect Self Memorial
Burlington Jr Leon Leyda, a monument worker, came back from a five year retirement to inscribe a monument for himself. The next day he suffered a stroke and died a few minutes after finishing the task.
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Man killed by train at grade crossing in Texas
Homer Knappenberger of Earlsboro Oklahoma was killed when a train struck the track he rode at a grade crossing near Greenville Texas. A. R. Keys leaped to safety. Knappenberger leaves a widow and two daughters. Budapest Stage money note and actor pension details are unrelated scraps appended to the report.
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How One Woman Lost 20 Lhs of Fat
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Two political partisans offer contrasting views, each arguing for distinct policies and priorities. Their heated exchange highlights deep ideological divides and the challenges of finding common ground in today’s debates.
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