Colorado judge supports spanking in court rulings and notices
A Texas probate notice issued by Fannin County demands final settlement of the estate of Mrs. John Spivy with publication and a July term appearance. In Colorado Amosoa Amosa county Judge James Hyndman seeks a regulated spanking machine to aid discipline after sentencing four youths to spankings by their fathers, with deputies ensuring severity.
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State OF
Texas
Fannin County
Chapman
John Spivy
Fannin
Bonham
Taid
Ap. Cation
Sesus
Asamosa
Colo
James Hyndman
Amosa County
Hyndman
Married four couples by well known parson Milam at Bonham
Bro Milam a marrying parson conducted a small ceremony at his Bonham home last Saturday uniting four couples. Some spouses lived in Fannin county while one pair hailed from Dallas county. Names of the newlyweds were not obtained.
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Bro. Milam
Bonham
Fannin County
Dallas County
Mr. Milam
Pocketbook Loss Prompts Teasing Exchange
An exchange hints at a missing pocketbook and a jokey remark about the material inside for two dresses and a teddy. The dialogue suggests a recurring loss and light banter about money and items.
Porters Weather Notes and Local Updates
Porters reports uneven rain prospects for cotton work and notes local ailments and visits. Mr Carroll Francisco of Ely died yesterday and was laid to rest at Bethel. Several families travel, visit, and return from Vernon Texas and Oklahoma City with minor health issues and social calls. Four North Texas youths bound for Galveston were stopped as vagrants with $1.21 and assigned bridge cleanup duties.
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Carroll Francisco
Ely
Bethel
Sallie Williams
Ernest Mayo
Vernon
Texas
Trenton
R. P. Booker
Cox
Malcomb Williams
Roland Cox
Noble Fay Cox
Christine Williams
Lynn Cooper
Whitewright
Luther Maddock
Griffin
Milligan
Randlett
Okla
Earl Walker
Geo. Humphrey
Roscoe Gillett
North Texas
Cleburne
Galveston
Black Draught praised by Mrs Whitfield for relief
Townville resident Mrs Bertha Whitfield describes dizziness and fatigue improved after using Thedford's Black Draught. She recalls relief after cautious use and urges friends to try the purely vegetable remedy priced 25 cents.
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Townville
Bertha Whitfield
Ambrose farm life notes and visiting kin in Bluebonnet region
Local farmers busy with crops. If sun continues next week oats may be cut. Numerous visits noted including Frank Proctor and family from Big Lake Texas to Mrs Fannie Proctor, Ora Graves from Denison to Albert Hong, Ola Price from Denison to her brother's family. J D Bible family and Haun relatives visit from Oklahoma while Othel Price family spend Sunday in Denison. Neighbors Gist and Bible kin visit Denison, Leon Burton and W J Thompson market vegetables daily. Berry field trips from here to Lindale return with expenses. John Freeman, four boys, and George Gordon among travelers. Alice Camp visits F P Clement home south Gale community. Antonio McMillan of Dallas teaching in Highland Park returns to mother after J W McMillan's death.
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Frank Proctor
Big Lake
Texas
Fannie Proctor
Ora Graves
Denison
Albert Hong
Ola Price
J. D. Bible
Kitty Bible
Gladys
Dennis Bible
Haun
Okla
Othel Price
N. Gist
John Bible
Leon Burton
W. J. Thompson
Lindale
John Freeman
George Gordon
Dobson
Slaton
Alice
F. P. Clement
South Gale
Antonio McMillan
Dallas
Highland Park
J. W. McMillan
Bluebonnet
Sunshine lifts spirits as farmers face slow crop progress
In Corinth, farmers express relief at bright sunshine after recent rains though crops are still behind. Social notes include Pearl Vankirk hosting a party, visits among Barker, Johnson, and Parker families, and relatives from Ravenna and Oklahoma spending weekends with local residents.
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Pearl Vankirk
Bessie Parker
Zelma Johnson
Ravenna
Miss Johnson
Bessie
Bissie Barker
Bonham
Jimmie Johnson
Herman Barker
Mulberry
Jewel Gay
Preston Johnson
Local residents visit family and return home
Savoy Spurgeon Owen of Denison spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs S M Owen. Mrs H L Pearistone has returned to her home in New York after an extended visit with her mother Mrs T T Buford. Misses Winnie Bell and Annie Bess Carter of Bells were guests of Mr and Mrs R W Wrenn Wednesday.
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Spurgeon Owen
Denison
S. M. Owen
H. L. Pearistone
New York
T. T. Buford
Winnie Bell
Annie Bess Carter
Bells
R. W. Wrenn
Local visits and travel notes from the area
Mrs Vere Sullenger visits family in Wace while Miss Johnnie Fae Paige visits Hen ryetta Oklahoma. Families including Strickland Mor gan Chitwood Price attend gatherings in Sherman Bonham and Denton. Education plans move Miss Leona Glass to Sherman for summer study and Beatrice Hodges family heads to Commerce for East Texas State Teachers College session.
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Vere Sullenger
Wace
I Cartes
Johnnie Fae Paige
Henryetta
Okla
Leslie Siwnney
B. L. Strickland
Jack
Anna Gene
Dallas
B. Strickland
J. L. Morgan
Clyde Chitwood
Frances
Elizabeth
Borges
Thei
Tom Chitwood
C C. Price
Sherman
John Pierce
Bonham
West Blass
Fred Green
Wanda Lou
Denison
Raymona P +er
Milburn Waldrum
Beatrice Hodges
Winnie Fae Hawk
Commerce Taday
East Texas Stats Teachers College
Leona Glass
Glass
Luther Owen
Ector
G. A. Armstrong
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F.C. Priestly
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Senator Couzens
Michigan
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