Rural Notes From Honram Route Four
Winter weather brings frost and grass outcomes. Farmers paused cotton gathering as rains kept children home. schools on Route Four began January 19 with Nunelee Caney Long Mianeh and Ash Grove. Dr McConnell spoke at Caney recently and upcoming sermons and gas line work are planned.
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Nunelee
Caney
Long Mianeh
Ash Grove
Russell Hill
W. H. Price
I. A. Duckworth
Lillie Bramlett
Community Natural Gas seeks 25 year Bonham franchise
City records show Community Natural Gas Company of Dallas applies for a city ordinance franchise to build operate and repair a gas distribution system in Bonham Texas for 25 years. It would authorize street use set gas rates and include provisions deemed public interest. Image shows dated October 1925 signature by Fr Le Chase president and attested by Richardson assistant secretary.
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Texas
Community Natural Gas Company
Dallas
City of
Community Natural Gas CO
Fr. le Chase
Richardson
Learn to Swim Tale of Pan Falling in River
A boy bursts into the house in a panic seeking a book on swimming. He insists Pan fell into the river, prompting a frantic search for guidance on how to rescue or recover him. The scene captures a child’s urgent fear and sense of danger.
Apples for sale from Arkansas canning batch today
Local vendor unloads a car of Arkansas canning apples offered at 1.50 dollars per unit. Shoppers urged to buy now while stock lasts.
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Arkansas
Wanted large clean cotton rags for tearing up
Favorite Printing Co seeks large clean cotton rags at five cents per pound. Immediate purchase offered by the company.
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Favorite Printing CO
St Josephs G F P Gains Use Across Towns
Unprecedented results from St Josephs G F P spread by word of mouth as hundreds of women report relief after years of failed remedies. Publicity around the medicine grows with many orders and inquiries from cities as endorsements claim it cures a long standing malady.
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St. Joseph's
G. I. Pe
St. Joseph's G. FP
Grandpa Claims Classic Charm Tops Modern Romance
In a tongue in cheek quip, a grandfather dismisses modern dating habits as inferior to the “old hoss and bugay” method, joking that past suitors had better sparks. The piece contrasts contemporary driving romance with nostalgic, traditional courtship.
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Sparkin
Classified Ad Hints for Sleep Time Use
A brief promotional note suggesting a classified ad in the Favorite could function while the reader sleeps. It hints at ease and passive use of a newspaper feature for potential outcomes.
Tonic Cardus Claims Restore Woman's Health in Weathersby
Mrs James M Hall of Weathersby Mississippi reports severe pain and weakness, but after using Cardus she improves greatly. She notes initial relief from the first bottle and full recovery after two more, returning to daily activities and gardening. She urges druggists to offer the tonic.
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Weathersby
James M. Hall
Cardus
Carolus
Mrs. Hall
Local notes on visits and weather in Tulip area
Weather turns fair as residents gather crops. Mrs. McRath trips to Paris. Mrs. Reed visits from St Worth to see brother in law Jim Plummer and friends. Miss Chance spends Sunday with Miss Lorance. Several visits around Gibbs Jaynes and Long families. Prizes donated to canning club. Singing event well attended Sunday night. Lights funded by collection. Mrs Cushiner Reed Snodgrass visit friends. Mrs Owen improving and in good spirits. Visitors from Bennington Oklahoma arrive weekend. Mrs Dennis Gibbs off sick list. Mrs Ward leaves for Greenville. Russell Gibbs visits Dan Cottam. Sunday preaching day. Encouraging news of continued fair weather. Mickie.
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McRath
Paris
Alice Reed
St. Worth
Jim Plummer
Annie Bell Chance
Lucile Lorance
Ophelia Calaway
Lara Gibbs
Foster Jaynes
J. K. Jaynes
Charlie Gibbs
Earl Snodgrass
Bonham
Myrtle Long
Tioga
Robert Adams
Charlie Jaynes
John Dayies
M. Owens
Canning Club
Cushiner
Reed
Ethel Snodgrass
Sarah Owen
Oscar James
Bennington
Okla
Dennis Gibbs
Andy Ward
Greenville
Russell Gibbs
Dan Cottam
Mickie
Ravennaugh School Opens With Talks From Officials
The Ravennaugh school began this morning with superintendent Mr Nicewarner and Mr Pace and Mr Milton Smith giving talks. Teachers include Mrs Sybil Moore as principal, Mrs La Vaughn Langdon of Trenton for 5th and 6th grades, Miss Grace Horn for 3rd and 4th, Mrs Nina Owens for 1st and 2nd. Georgia Hodge will teach museat the wheel this term. The Missionary Society met at the Baptist church Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Raney moved to Lamasea to begin their school. Several teachers will be away this term. Gas pipes are being delivered for Ravenna and hauled by teams and warrens.
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Nicewarner
Pace
Milton Smith
Sybil Moore
la Vaughn Langdon
Trenton
Grace Horn
Nina Owens
Georgia Hodge
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Missionary Society
Baptist Church
Reddings
the Baptist Church
Raney
Lamasea
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