Weather Worries and Family News in Littleburg
Farmers fret over drought harming oat hay crops and gardens while rain is hoped for. Grandma Brewer’s condition worsens as Mr and Mrs Clarence Brewer note a fine day since the 11th. Visitors include Dr Reed Wolf of Oklahoma and Mrs Chas Brewer of Sanger Texas. Churchgoers at Bonham and local family visits fill Sunday.
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Grandma Brewer
Clarence Brewer
Reed Wolf
Oklahoma
Jim Barker
Alford Gilbreth
Chas. Brewer
Sanger
Texas
M. H. Tilley
Bonham
Church of Christ
W. 3Rd Street
Dunn
Mrs. West
Miss Georgia of
Mesdames Wilson
Eld
G. Cobb
J. J. McElwée
Rosa Bud
Allen Chapel Notes Local Planting and Visits
Allen Chapel farmers finished cutting wheat and oats and began threshing. Hot winds damaged corn and several residents are on sick lists. Visits feature Mr. and Mrs. Brakebill, Mr. and Mrs. Crutcher, and others to Bonham Ravenna and Denison. A Happy Girl.
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Caruth
H. M. Lair
Moter
Lucille Bridges
Erma
di Franklin
Hunter Brakebill
Bonham
Ray Shifflett
Denison
English Novelist Ends Life Over Idea Shortage
An English novelist recently committed suicide after running out of ideas. The Louisville Courier-Journal notes the desperation of creative minds and the urge to adapt to new forms such as moving picture scenarios.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
Bonham Area Notes Mention Rain and Local Visits
Many farmers urge rain to aid crops while Rev. Asa McKinzie conducts a meeting. Local residents attended church in Bonham and Edhube, with visits among Rodgers Spillers Kennedy and Deets families.
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Bonham
Fern Denney
Lottie Kennedy
Edhube
Ella Rodgers
Spillers
Denison
Asa McKenzie
Bill Deets
Ravenna
Measles Reported In Household Amid Summer Weather
A brief local note reports Little David Griffin has the measles while residents remark on warm summer weather. The piece mentions gatherings at Randolph and Tulip, social visits among the Cleghorns Nixon Wafer Griffin and Cotham families, a Saturday speaking event, and farmers chopping cotton. It ends with a reminder to attend Sunday services at 10 o clock and bring a guest to help build up Sunflower.
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Cleghorn
Randolph
Allen Nixon
Houit
Dan Cotham
Tulip
Jim Wafer
Jim Griffin
Willie Willingham
Charlie Griffin
Bonham
Minnie Griffin
Mayo Monument Contract Approved for Late President Mayo
Mayo Committee awarded a $3000 contract for a granite monument honoring the late President W. L. Mayo. Four months for completion. current funds plus interest exceed $2700 with contributors urged to donate via checks to J. M. Bledsoe, Treasurer, Commerce Texas.
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Mayo Committee
W. L. Mayo
J. M. Bledsoe
Commerce
Texas
For Sale Plums and Peaches Near Long's Chapel
Orchard ad lists plums and peaches for sale at $1.00 per bushel or unit, with contact Eli Jones at the farm one mile north of Long's Chapel schoolhouse.
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Eli Jones
Long’s Chapel School House
Mrs. Oscar Chaffin Returns Home After Illness
Mrs. Oscar Chaffin, ill at her mother's home for some time, has returned to her Moore's Chapel residence. Sunday visits included the W. W. Smiths and their young daughters with the Henegar family. The Mowreys and Horace of Blossom visited J. R. Mowrey, while W. B. Hicks and daughters Viva and Vera spent Thursday with the Mckinney family. Melvin Clayton is reported sick at his mother Lillie Tribs home.
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Oscar Chaffin
Moore’s Chapel
W. W Smith
W. G. Henegar
Billie Mowrey
Horace
Blossom
J. R. Mowrey
W. B. Hicks
Viva
Vera
J. P. McKinney
Melvin Clayton
Lillie Trib
Stoddard Visits Chaffin as Sirocco Damages Crops
W T P Stoddard visited brother in law Jim Chaffin Sunday morning. Mrs W Bimap and Mrs W T P Stoddard plus Mrs Jno Weathersby attend Lil lie Tribble's Tuesday. Sirocco winds hurt crops, corn drying, oats harvest begins, crop prospects favorable overall. Mr J L Hicks and son Graham arrive from Sherman to visit relatives. Nebuchadnezzar.
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Bie
W. T. P. Stoddard
Jim Chaffin
Bobby Ruth
Billie Margaret Mowrey
W. B.imap
W. T.P. Stoddard
Jno. Weathersby
Lillie Tribble
J. L. Hicks and Son
Graham and
J. L
Sherman
Nebuchadnezzar
Black Draught Remains a Family Liver Remedy
Alto Texas resident Mary Shuptrine recalls four generations using Black-Draught for biliousness stomach complaints and headaches. Thedford's Black-Draught is touted as a standard liver medicine with ten million packages sold yearly and available through dealers.
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Alto
Texas
Mary Shuptrine
BR. F. D
Palace Drug Store Ad Details Studebaker Year
We take special pride in our prescription department and promise prompt attention to every patronage. Day phone 97 and Night phone 260 121 Palace Drug Store. This is a Studebaker Year.
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Palace Drug Store
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E. Bowman
Home Sweet
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Uncle Si
Gilkison
Oscar
Silas
Lannius
Ney
Emerson
Yvarness
Fitzgerald
Bernarr Macfadden
Ernarr Macfadden
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Brotherton
Joe Spillers
Casey Grimes
Helen
Bertha Hammer
Bert Russell
Russell
Pauline Spillers
Laura Rodgers
Laura Denney
Kennedy
Asa MecKinzie
Little David Griffin
Mayo Monument
Poland
China
Missouri Mann
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Reali
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Chevrolet
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Mart
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