Newspaper notices and church unity plea from Sherman 1926
A fragmented page shows notices on printing rates and personal住所 changes, plus a lengthy North Texas Epworth League assembly resolution from Sherman urging church unity. It cites youth calls for unity over old disputes, and reflects 1920s Methodist and broader Christian concerns with reforming church life and global evangelism.
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Sherman
North Texas Conference
Epworth League Assembly
Texas
Bible Thoughts or Today Great Power From God
The excerpt echoes a biblical verse about divine authority over serpents and scorpions and protection from harm. It appears as a devotional fragment emphasizing faith and spiritual power.
The Changing Vision in Methodist Unification Debate
The Favorite editor, an outsider, declines to join the heated discussion on unifying the Southern and Northern Methodist churches while noting the Epworth League youth express a new spirit. The piece hints at broader church-felt implications and previews forthcoming resolutions.
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Southern Methodist Church
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Grain harvest ends in Fannin County with promising weather
The grain harvest is over in Fannin County. Reapers are dressed with good crops and fine weather to save them. If gentle rains come this week, corn prospects look strong and quantities are confidently expected.
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Fannin County
Towns and trains forget you when you’re away
A poetic reflection on displacement and homesickness in wartime accents. The speaker notes that no matter where you go the same towns appear and the reason remains clear that loved ones await at home. The piece conveys longing and emotional distance through rural speech.
Florida man wins injunction restraining all men
A Florida man secures an injunction forbidding any man from making love to his wife. He may be mean, but the sharper issue is that he is merely a fool, according to the comical aside in the item.
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Leonard
Graphic
Florida
Watchful Waiting Yields Wrathful Warning Policy Shift
A sharp policy shift replaces watchful waiting with a wrathful warning approach. The change signals tougher stance and firmer action in response to rising concerns. Officials have issued detailed warnings and outlined consequences for noncompliance.
Thrifty Mayor Warns Bonham Visitors On Snake Dangers
The Bonham city story warns readers to prepare for snake hazards around the county courthouse area. It notes a local gentleman found a snake under a car hood and urges caution and first aid supplies for snake bites. The piece mentions the editor’s offer to Mayor Newton on a mosquito campaign and animates precautionary measures.
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Bonham
Bunham
Newton
My Favorite Stories The Wail of a Suffering Soul
A fragment from a New York theater piece by a new dramatist draws sharp attention as critics falter. Amid a fragile crowd a man shouts for the author prompting a chorus of calls and confused responses in a chaotic curtain call scene.
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York
Poison and grasshoppers in the southwest fight
A Dallas supplier details a major campaign against grasshoppers damaging cotton in the southwest. He describes arsenic-laced bran bait, risk estimates, and logistical quirks such as molasses flavoring, barrel storage, and transport challenges amid a sweeping pesticide effort.
First Electric Chair In A Southern State Prison
The article recalls the first electrocution in a Southern state prison under a new electric chair. A negro trusted witness describes the execution setup, the straps, headgear, and the wall switch, amid convict spectators and a charged atmosphere of shock and ruin.
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Central Presa Association
Farmers Fight Grasshoppers Along Cotton Belt Near Greenville
The Dallas Dispatch notes rail officials bought arsenic to aid farmers battling grasshoppers that took refuge along the Cotton Belt right of way near Greenville, illustrating a joint effort against the pest.
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Greenville
Dallas Dispatch
Automobile Loans Offer From Nat Bank Grenville Texas
Money to loan unused cars with repayment in 10 monthly installments. Loans closed promptly. A, R Polmes. Office back Ist Nat Bank Grenville Texas 290 80.
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Polmes
Nat
Bank
Grenville
Texas
Produce sales notice for T J Clotfelter Prod
Local product notice for T J Clotfelter Produce. Phone contact 582, located at West 6th Street. Se price information requested.
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T. J. Clotfelter
West 6Th St
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M. A. Bills, Owner
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