Prohibition Debate Sends Bronte Readers to Vote Aug 26
The Bronte Enterprise reports a heated letter urging readers to back the dry ticket on August 26. The piece condemns liquor legalization and condemns bootleggers seeking lawful sale, urging neighbors to vote for prohibition delegates. It also notes a social visit by Mr. and Mrs. J H Cash of New Orleans to Oak Creek friends.
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Fort Worth
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J. H. Cash
New Orleans
John Rutherford
Oak Creek
Cash
Rutherford
Crabtree
Arkansas
Texas liquor voting sparks party power fears
A reader warns that Texas liquor laws may shift power to the booze lobby, boosting Democratic assets and making reformer leaders like Uncle Bill Ferguson arrogant. Rumor traces the copy to Kellis of Sterling City and Frank Dickey of Ballinger in a disputed forum copy.
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Jim Ferguson
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Bill” Kellis
Sterling City
Frank Dickey
Ballinger
Card of Thanks for sympathy and floral offerings
We express deep gratitude for friends words of sympathy and deeds after the loss of our husband father and loved one. Your kindness gave comfort in our sorrow and the floral tributes remind us of the many friends our darling one left behind. May God bless you all. Mrs. E. T. Holman and children.
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E. T. Holman
Hallmarks from Las Cruces Visit Relatives Here
Mr and Mrs EP Hallmark of Las Cruces New Mexico are visiting with their parents and other relatives. Their friends are glad to see them again.
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EP. Hallmark
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Mrs. Hallmark
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