Local residents attend fair and report health updates
W R Luton of Ector and H G Leslie returned from Dallas with updates on the State Fair. Mrs Pate Black of Sherman and Miss Cara Caldwell arrived visiting Bonham friends. Several locals illness and recoveries noted, plus travel to Paris and Dallas for events and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Luton
Ector
H. G. Leslie
Dallas
Pate Black
Sherman
T. F. Gray
Cara Caldwell
Ft. Worth
T. R. Condikwell
W. E. Newton
Lewis Lovelace
John P
Missionary Society meeting at First Methodist Church
Ladies of the First Methodist Church held a delightful open meeting at Mrs. John Nevill’s elegant residence. Mrs. J W Evans led the program with Mrs Ed Peters Mrs T J Clotfelter and Mrs W B Carr among speakers. Visitors from Denison and Waco attended and the Nevill home displayed fine furnishings and flowers as refreshments were served cafeteria style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the First Methodist Church
John Nevill
J. W. Evans
Ed Peters
T. J. Clotfelter
W. B. Carr
Lelia Roberts
Mexico
J. B. Morris
Long
Denison
Morris
Ira Roberts
Waco
Willie Harkins
W. W. Armstrong
Lilias Ware Society
Sherman District
D W Griffith to Take Charge at Hollywood Lasky Paramount
The article reports D W Griffith will oversee production at Hollywood Lasky Paramount studios and is due in Hollywood around November 1st. It notes lighthearted gags about Prince of Wales and Ray Griffith, plus Jack Dempsey’s return to real fighting on the Coast with a display for about 20 000 fans.
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D. W. Griffith
Hollywood Lasky Paramount Studios
Taye
D. W
Hollywood
Ray Griffith
England
Australia
Canada
Prince of Wales
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Iast
Re Pecler
Former Denison Journalist Promoted to Indianapolis Editor
Walter T. Brown, formerly city editor of The Herald in Denison and state editor for the Associated Press in Oklahoma City, has been named first state editor at Indianapolis. He is the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brown, a Missouri School of Journalism graduate, and was married last spring in Oklahoma City.
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Walter T. Brown
The
Herald
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis, Inc
Associated Press Service
Denison
Brown
Mike Brown
Denisonians
University ” of Missouri
Denison Herald
Art Exhibit Opens at High School Library
The town hosts a visiting art collection at the High School Library this week. A varied assortment of prints draws attention and proceeds from a small admission go back to support local schools.
Bill Sails Three Miles After Tank Goes Low
Fragmentary lines describe Bill hitting a tank and Jet going up. He sailed three miles in the air and landed safely. The piece reads like a humorous or surreal note with odd phrasing and missing context.
Sherman Bonhi Friday Football Game Notice Auction
Football banner lists Sherman versus Bonhi Friday afternoon. Ad promotes 80 acres Black Land near Bonham for quick sale through Keeton & Co. Also mentions McKinley grade sheet music 15 cents and solicits billhead orders for the Favorite office.
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Ss. I
Bonham
Irene Rich Plays Neglected Wives Stirring Fan Uproar
The letter complains Irene Rich is cast as neglected wives too often and mocks the film titles like The Wife Who Wasn’t Wanted. Fans blame writers for repeated roles and say the actress deserves different parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Rich
Irene
Funeral for Mrs. Nancy Goin Held at Owens Chapel
The funeral for Mrs. Nancy Goin, who died Tuesday north of the city, was held at Owens Chapel on Wednesday. The service was conducted by Mrs. Hopkins, who also led the funeral for Mrs. Goin's husband, who died last August. Mrs. Goin is survived by two sons and two daughters. She was born in Arkansas on January 23, 1847.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Goin
Owens Chapel
Hopkins
Goin
Arkansas
Hay and Land for Rent Ad by Frank Lovelace
Millet sorghum and straw for sale. 40 acres of improved land available for monetary rent. Contact Frank Lovelace via two rings on the listed date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lovelace
Editorial Freedom and Knowledge Rule Provokes Debate
A Louisville Times critique argues no editor should write about a topic unless deeply knowledgeable. The piece warns such a law would mute commentary on controversial subjects like ectoplasmic legs and the flapper's leg, risking arrest for ignorance or conviction of abundant knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Sameone
Louisville Times
Occupation Tax Collected On Cigarettes In Paris Trip
B. J. Flood from the comptroller's office and Deputy County Collector James Sheffield spent two days in Paris collecting occupation taxes on cigarettes. They visited various cigarette sellers and gathered about $1300 in taxes. The pair then proceeded to Clarksville on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Flood
Comptroller’s Office
Paris
James Sheffield
Clarksville
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