Local residents and visitors seen around Fort Worth
Davis McCulloch family returned home from a visit to relatives in Fort Worth. W L Curry moved from Tulip to Ariedge Ridge and renewed his Daily subscription. Henry Leeman of Fasco was here this morning. A S Van Kirk spent yesterday at Ambrose and reports good conditions. R D D Lightfoot left for Dallas on business. Edith Leclerq of Paris visiting L C White. Luther Marion traveling from Waco visiting relatives. Jessie Hoy of Dallas visiting M V Gray. Judge I A Cunningham and Sen F M Gibson returned from a business trip to Austin. Mary Alice Pritchett returned from a Dallas visit.
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Davis McCulloch
Fort Worth
A. G. McCulloch
W. L. Curry
Tulip
Ariedge Ridge
Tfavorite
Daily
Henry Leeman
The
Fasco
A. S. van Kirk
Ambrose
R. DD. Lightfoot
Dallas
Edith Leclerq
Paris
L. C. White
Luther Marion
Waco
Jessie Hoy
M. V. Gray
I. A. Cunningham
F. M. Gibson
Austin
Nunnelee Sells Interest in Wells Nunnelee Firm
Robert L. Nunnelee has sold his interest in the store of Wells Nunnelee and Humphrey now Wells and Humphrey. After thirty years with the firm he will likely rest before returning to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Nunnelee
Wells, Nunnelee & Humphrey
Wells & Humphrey
Nunnelee
Bates' Improved Antiseptic Liniment
Fragmentary notice touts Bates improved antiseptic liniment for humans and animals with unclear details on use or availability.
Chicago Police Families Benefit Fund Established
The CHICAGO police relief drive pledges 100000 for widows and children of slain officers. Brig. Gen Charl G Dawes, Union Trust Co. president, Mayor William Hale Thompson, and others form the executive committee to disburse aid and notify donors of their assessed pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Charles Fitzmorris
Funo
Charl G Dawes
Unio: Trust Co
William Hare Thompson
Fruarg
Funda
T U
Fi Zworks
Correction in Kungaswa wedding report sparks editor’s exit
The Kungaswa country newspaper editor resigns after a typographical error in his wedding report of the mayor’s daughter. He had claimed the bouquets were punk and the correction later admitted the line should read the noses were pink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kungaswa
Philadelphia Bulletin
Every Man’s Class Social Tonight at Paul Arledge’s Home
Members are called to a social gathering at Paul Arledge’s residence tonight at 7 30 for a community meeting. The notice mentions an improved antiseptic liniment format or any other animal related item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Paul Arledge
Vienna Fright over Rising Prices Amid Postwar Strain
In Austria during the winter months, citizens blame the Treaty of St. Germain for shortages yet thank American food shipments for survival since World War I. People fear aid cannot last and wonder what hardships lie ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Marrying Justice Refuses Engr for Dallas Marriage Honor
Justice of the Peace Sam J. Barnett declined to claim the 190 State marriage championship when urged by friends. Records show Barnett married 851 couples in 1920, nearly twice the 448 by J. J. Padgett of Waco, with F. H. Alexander at 306. Barnett’s total licenses in 1920 reached 4,944 for Dallas County, despite a one week absence for family illness, and estimated marriage fees collected exceed $2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the
Sam J. Barnett
Dallas
Barrett
Barnett
Dallas News
Cottage For Rent And Local Feud Over Cats
Classified item notes a cottage for rent by Mrs. W A Spangler and mentions a bitter feud between Brown and the Rol neighbors over a cat driving neighbors to conflict. The piece also references Mr Robinson and a peace meeting, with a quip about a canny fisherman and a fish with a grin.
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Brownn
Brown
Jeweser
Rotison
M. Brown
Robinson
Robison
White
Harding becomes thirty third degree Mason in Columbus initiation
President elect Harding completes a twelve hour initiation to the thirty second or thirty third degree in Columbus. He is presented with a Masonic ring by Marion masons and may join the Mystic Shrine on Friday as Mrs. Harding accompanies him from Marion. He plans to return tomorrow by motor after meeting Fred Upham of Chicago.
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Columbus
Harding
United States
Scioto Valley
James A. Garfield
William McKinley
Marion
Mystic Shrine
Fred Upham
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Junior Gideon Class Reorganizes at 1st Baptist
The Junior Gideon Class of the 1st Baptist church met at Miss Willie Garnette’s home and reorganized for the coming year naming Leslie Wacasey president Curtis Bell first vice president John Houston secretary and Eddie Inglis treasurer. Nine members total show strong interest in the church work ahead.
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Gideon
1St Baptist Church
Willie Garnette
Leslie Wacasey
Curtis Bell
John Houston
Eddie Inglis
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Celers
Lewis the Shoe Man
Chas. C
Howard Dry
Steve Wood
Alexander Hotel
E. I’. White
J. R. Rainey
Sells
Helf Price
Georgette Croges
Cresses
R.A. Risser
Hancock-Nevill Co
Willard
Bonham Battery Company
North Side
Chtzen Fund For Police Families
Fitzmorris
Miust
Ang
Aperienced Opticians
C. F. B. Jewelry
Figaro
Grocer
North Main Street
Fenham Fuel Company
J. W. Mitchell
South Main St
Hardin Wagon Yard
F. M. Newman
Vienna
W A. Spangler
Bonham Motor CO
Oren Rb
Mas. Robinson
Mr. Brown
Lem Gouge
Chas
Wavis Hardware Cp
Rogers
L. D
Bonham
First State Bank
GCE
Aranty Fino Bank
Bank
First National Bank
Hobo Med
Alig. Co
Shreveport
Hich
Brannon Jewelry Co
Typewriter
Amy
Pria
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