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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
6
Across Plainview News, Lnockney Beacon, and Sealy News publishers urge readers to eat potatoes and bread to support troops and strain on the Kaiser. The calls stress starch saves wheat sugar and meat, promoting thrifty meals and daily potato consumption.
Notice states ads published in this paper must be read at the office before noon on Wednesday with no deviation from the rule. The instruction emphasizes strict adherence and asks readers not to expect exceptions.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for help after the loss of a husband and father, with thanks to Brookshire and Pattison businesses for funeral respect and floral gifts. Also notes an insurance sales pitch, a raffle horse event in Pattison won by Frank Campbell, proceeds donated to Pattison Red Cross, and a barber-shop helper situation in Hempstead with H. N. Savoy nursing a sore foot.
Rex Washington grandson of Mr and Mrs Win Greer died at his aunt Mrs Lottie Hall of Houston after five days malaria fever. He is survived by two brothers Richard in the US service at Camp Bowie and Rogdan living with grandparents near Pattison. Burial followed Sunday at Pattison Cemetery with Rev A B Chapman officiating. The Times extends sympathy.
O J Rhemann in Hempstead this week reports Brookshire entitled to a flag for Third Liberty Loan Campaign and another flag for the Red Cross War Fund drive. Flag may be sent when received. suggestion to erect a permanent flag pole with stars and stripes at the mast head.
The Dozier couple welcomed a baby girl amid small town chatter. A stray black mare mule branded RC on the left hip is missing since May 2 in Simonton with a $10 reward offered by Geo Cockrell. Dunn & Co of Houston represented by S Ballard was in town Monday. A Agopian paid up its subscription to The mine Bae.
Improved roads boost rural school centralization and graded facilities. Central locations serve all children within 4 to 5 miles, attracting central buildings, better teachers, and modern teaching resources at minimal cost. Weekly News Letter.
Old method of drenching horses for colic condemned as unsafe. Farris Colic Remedy is applied on the tongue using a dropper packed in each bottle. Pete Donigan of Pattison received a carload of bagging for the upcoming season. For sale: Oakland Six 725 dollars and 1917 Ford car 425 dollars. City Garage.
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