Community Notes From Stacy Doole Area Sampler
January ends with weather worries for farmers and hopes for Groundhog Day. Local families travel to hospitals, visit kin, and share church events. Military families report commendations and moves. locals reflect on birthdays and reminiscences while reporting on missing flu recovery and travel to San Angelo, Fort Lewis, and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy
Texas
Dan
Mason
George Slayton
Coggin Ave. Baptist Church
George Allen
Lester Freeman
Brownweed
Monroe Hallmark
van Cude
Ballinger
Lacy Williams
J. FB. Hallford
Doole Baptist Church
B. L. Murrell
Hicoast
Local Texas Mining Firms Tags Under New Act Provisions
IEE Press Association reports on a 1910 notice mentioning McCulloch and Company mining concerns as they align with the Act of Congress of March 3 1897. The item notes a tariff or fee of $6.00 and references the News Office at Headly Towns weed. The language is terse and framed as a regulatory update with dated implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines Vyter
Headly
Towns
Pen refills listed from Cross to Sheaffer
Local ad item lists several pen refill brands including Cross Papermate Parker and Sheaffer. It appears in a period newspaper classified section format advertising office supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
Papermate
Parker and Sheaffer
Mandard-Herald Office
Local notices from Mercury column highlight area visits and events
Mrs Marie Van Huff of Brownwood visited her sister in Mercury. L W Turnell and family hosted a visit with Mrs Charles Wakefield in Brownwood. Weddings, travel to Monahans, plane ride with Sam Dennis, and church services are noted along with hospital tests in Houston. New residents Mr and Mrs M T Hardman move into Holt Community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenville Hospital
Bettie Zo
Sammie
Temple
San Angelo
George Allen
Bob Page
Poulder
Cole
Martin Davis
Tommie
Allen Watson
Patricia
Rreids Stout
Bob Dumas
Austin
Andrew Cox
Anneta
Weatherford
Laymond Pavlor
Junction
Jadies
Sanley Rabke
Dee Dee
Davis Ake
San Antonio
John Collins
J. B
Brownwood
Dan Taylor
Babette Lynn
Dallas
Phillip Lane
Snyder
Effie Murrey
Earl Murrey
Charles
Menard
T. L. Murray
Oliver Lee Moore
Little Missy
Gywn Baker
Bonnie Monroe
Valera
John Bowers
Stacy Lynn
Jane Hawkins
Dale Jordan
Sam Dennis
Bia Spring
Sam
Curtis Field
FE. L. Dennis
Leon Lee
Rochelle
Chester Penn
Marl Ray Reynolds
Debbie Elliot
Early Baptist Church
Parl Ray
Ray Reynolds
Ed Penn
Brady
David Stitt
Julie
Irving
Eddie Wayne Stitt
B. H. Burk
Eddie Charles Patterson
Andy Patterson
Church of Christ
Lila McBee
Jess Moore
Henrietta
J. W. McRee
Meee
Raymormt Turner
Brady Hospital
Dee Cox
Norman Cox
Jeannie and
Allen
M. T. Hardman
Holt
Mercury
W. A. Weatherman
Ray Weatherman
W. PD. Shores
Don Covington
B. A. Cooper
Shores
Mercury Baptist Church
Weslaco
Covington
Beaumont
Baptist Church
Gqovington
Clifford Nelson
Covingtons
Charles Middlebrook
Aphilene
Penns
Tommy Penn
Elvie
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Stacy and
Doole
Mes.co. Moors
C. O. Moore
Missy
Lucille Moser
Betty Ann Monroe
Oliver Lee
Abilene
Key West
Fla
Mother Moore
Coleman
Pauline McMillan
Bangs
Albert
Zelda
Wilson
Cox
Steely Gray
Nuremberg
Germany
L. T. C. Lloyd R. Kelly
Wilson S. Cox
Mendation
Sonny
Fort Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
Garmish
Dorris McMornes
Melvin
Oscar Betsill
Petsill
Lynn Buell
Boulder
Colo
Benton Cain
Candace
Laymond Taylor
Wade Dickinson
Ben Dickinson
Steadman Dickinson
Ben
Dean Dunning
Shelly and
Anthony
Belton
John Smith
Kim
Eden
Frank Guice
Menard Hospital
Floyd Guice
Leslie Ann
Peggy
Jay Anderson
Anderson
Calif
Dickin
Brady Brady
Earl Finlay
Toy
W. Lockhart
Brady, Texas
Ieepress Association
S. Bridge Street
McCulloch & A
L. B. Smith
C.D. Reed
Smith & Reed, Owners
KTBC
NewsDay
Mercury News
1. C
Woon
Gloria Jodama
Mary Mhrdin Baylor
Wickiewin
Tarletoh Te
Stephenville
Kathy Doyal
Southwest Texas State
San Marcos
Jon’ Pl
Underwood
Texas University
Deryl Leakley
Bath
Joe F. Stuart
Mrs Bairds
Tibet
Fed
Blackwall
Fed. Tx
Hed. T
Goodyear
Tuffyn
United States
Canada
Adjn
Die
South Bridge Street
Curie
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