Reverend Storey Preaches New Sunday Schedule at Tabor High
Tabor notes Rev Storey delivered another sermon at the high school house and will preach the first and third Sundays at 4 30. Arthur Bailey of College visited J L Broach family. Cottonwood and Alexander Sunday schools meet at 10 50 and 11. Epworth league gathers at Alexander on Sunday nights. Cottonwood youths form a B Y P A. Mark Brudusill of Oklahoma visits relatives. Charlie Ball injured his shoulder blade in a cow incident last week.
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Tabor
Storey
High School
Arthur Bailey
College
J. L. Broach
Cottonwood
Alexander
Epworth League
Mark Brudasill
Oklahoma
Charlie Ball
Grove's Tasteless Chi Tonics Boosts the Weak Through Summer
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chi Ton ic as a remedy for feeble seniors and weak youths to endure summer heat. Claims purification and enrichment of blood and overall strengthening effect with quick energizing results. Oc 666 claims to cure by removing the cause.
Walden's Nacogdoches Business College Ad
$100 total cost offers bookkeeping or stenography training with board tuition and stationery included. Positions secured. Mail course free with limited offer. Walden's Short and Easy Way promises half savings. Salary for one month covers all costs. L R Walden, president, Nacogdoches Texas.
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Walden
L. R. Walden
Nacogdoches
Texas
Woman Regains Health After Tanlac Cure
Mrs J D Morrison of Ensley Alabama says Tanlac restored her health after three years of stomach trouble biliousness and insomnia. She reports weight gain from 66 to 99 pounds and says her sister did not recognize her after improvement. Tanlac sold in Bryan by N A Adyee.
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J. D. Morrison
Twenty-fifth Street
Ensley
Ata
Tanke
Tanlac
Bryan
N. A. Ady
Locals and Personal Notes From Bryan in 1918
Local items report Prof. F C Bolton leaving for Pontiac Mississippi for a two week vacation. Many residents, including Juree Shivers from Camp Travis on furlough, Alfred D Carson honored discharge, and visits by Navasota, Galveston, Dallas, and Houston residents. Also noted are military connections with Ellington Field and aviation cadets, a leave of absence for Prof J N Mickie to study at Michigan, and assorted travels of local families and officials.
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J. N. Mickie
University of Michigan
Bryan
Harvey Mississippi storm blows through with heavy rain
Aug 20 report describes a strong storm centered on Harvey with miles of rain and two gin trees struck by lightning. Farmers hope for a top cotton crop and peanut fullness while corn yields improve. Local residents include Will Raines with 400 bushels and Clara Jones visiting Bryan. George Davidson returns from Oklahoma with relatives and a new job in Col-
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Harvey
Clara Jones
Bryan
Geo. Davidson
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Wilmer Allison, Jr
Bozeman
Jamie Gilder
J. C. Davidson
George
Col
N. A. Cotham
Devalson Buchanan
Wharton
G. M. Buchanan
Jeff Goen
Benchley
Payton
Edgar Peters
Alpine
Peters
Chas
Ronald
Mary Damron
O. K
5Th
6Th Regiment Marines
Paris
Bodie
Frank
We Buy Old False Teeth for Cash by Return Mail
United States Smelting Works offers up to 21.50 per set for old false teeth, broken or not, with cash sent by return mail. Teeth are held 10 to 15 days awaiting sender approval. also buys old gold jewelry, crowns, bridges, platinum and silver in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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United States Smelting Works, Inc
Postoffice Mil
Milwaukee
Wis
Village church plans Sunday flag program and notices
Local items describe Bright Light Sunday school service with music and readings, upcoming marriage announcement for Miss Tommie Todd and Walter James Crews, and a lengthy war letter from Wharton volunteers. Reports note heavy rainfall, a lightning strike injuring Walter Schultz, and Red Cross pajama sewing efforts.
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Bright Light
Robt. Sellers
Lloyd George
Aubrey Pate
Davidson
America
Gladys Smith
Nall
Winnie Graham
Tracy Williams
Ardella Jones
Tommie Todd
Walter James Crews
Steep Hollow Social News Buoys Nearby Families
The Steep Hollow community club drew many Reliance youths for a Saturday gathering. Adele and Katherine Hall left Aug 21 for Beaumont relatives. Jesse Foster from College visited family. Several locals and visitors, including O Neals from Bell County and the Cawood Andrews party from Bryan, attended church and visits. Illness touched Grandmother Hensarling and Jessie Kate Buchanan. Joe Barnett returned to Camp Mabry after a home visit. Beaumont and Port Arthur visitors, plus C. W. Richey family, shared time with Steep Hollow residents.
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Steep Hollow
Reliance
Adele
Katherine Hall
Beaumont
Jesse Foster
Wm. Foster
T. A. Crenshaw
Hensarling
Jessie Kate Buchanan
Joe Barnett
Camp Mabry
Charlie O’neal
Bell County
Tom Cawood
Andrews
Bryan
Lester Richey
Tom Richey
Virginia
Port Arthur
C. Ww. Richey
Letters from Sergeant Caldwell Bring News of AEF Service
Mr and Mrs J M Caldwell receive letters from son Sergeant John S Caldwell of Company G 360th Infantry AEF. He praises health and appetite, recalls being chosen for a school with Captain Heard, and notes Brit Hudson in his section. He writes of longing for mail, hunting plans, wild hogs and foxes, and urges family not to worry as the trip is great.
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J. M. Caldwell
John S. Caldwell
360 Infantry
Heard
Brit’ Hudson
Brit
Hudson
Charlie Hudson
W. B. Hudson
The
Eagle
Brazos County
Jersey cow loose with rope on disappears Tuesday
A Jersey cow wandered off Tuesday afternoon and remains missing. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Call 518 C. L. Eden with any tips.
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Jersey
C. L. Eden
Cotton Theft Ring In County Leads To Arrests
Peace officers uncovered an organized cotton stealing scheme in the northern county. Kit Harris led the operation buying remnant cotton from tenants at 10 cents a pound and selling it after ginning. several other men and many local residents were jailed as suspects. Harris and others were taken into custody and later named additional suspects.
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Bryan
Tolbert Mase
Jeff Mase
Charley Moore
Beverly Illis
Ruben Jones
Clifton Jones
George Wilson
Dan Wilson
Arthur Nash
Lee Wilson
Toni Wilson
Claude Stewart
Ollie Jones
Pink Hawkins
Kit Harris
Claude Moore
Edge
Henry Koontz
Mr. Moore
Harris
Claude Walker
Cedar Creek
Zack and
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Restores Vitality and Energy
Purifies and enriches the blood to restore vitality and strength. Invigorating effects promised soon. Price 60 cents.
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Price
Borozone Antiseptic Promoted for Emergencies
Surgeons urge prompt antiseptic use for cuts burns and wounds and Borozone is advertised as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for both man and beast. Available in 25c 50c 1.00 and 1.50 prices from E. J. Jenkins and M. H. James.
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E. J. Jenkins
M. H. James
Ballard’s Snow Liniment Offered For Pain Relief
If you sit in a cool draft when heated you may get a stiff neck or lame back and seek relief. Fix your mind on Ballard's Snow Liniment, the best pain reliever, sold by E. J. Jenkins and M. H. James in bottles of 25c 50c and 1.00.
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Ballard
E. J. Jenkins
M. H. James
Fine tonic promises relief for headaches and fatigue
An advertisement touts a tonic claimed to cure headaches biliousness loss of appetite and tired aching feeling caused by malaria or colds. It presents the product as a remedy and emphasizes its restorative effects.
For Sale 615 Acre Hog Pasture Near Lola Texas
Auction style want ad notes 615 acres 200 in cultivation 415 in pastures with two houses three tanks and good fences located six miles southwest of Lola Texas price 10 dollars per acre abstract guaranteed contact D. D. Sheffield Lola Texas or Frank Barak P O Box 150 for mule pair details
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Lola
D. D. Sheffield
Tex
Frank Barak
P. O
Bids Sought on School Fund Balances Contract
Public notice states bids due Sept 1 for daily balances of school funds. Bank must post bond double amount handled. Signed by W T James president of the School Board. Also contains health ad copy promoting Herbine and bowel health products sold by EB Jenkins and M H James.
Calotabs Calomel Is Purified Medicine Revolution
Chemists and doctors tout Calotabs as a purified calomel drug free of old side effects. A single bedtime tablet with water cleanses the liver and purifies the system, leaving no dietary restrictions and a healthy appetite. Sold only in sealed packages for 35 cents with druggist guarantee.
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Adv
Bargain fashions and fabrics fill the seasonal sale
A local store advertises Percale by the yard at 15c and assorted Ginghams up to 25c. Middy Blouses 85c to $1.25, Sport Coats 2.98 to 3.98, two piece dresses in gingham and pongee silk. Silk skirts 3.50 to 5.50, parasols 1, organdie and silk waists 1.00 to 1.50. Shoes and boots arriving, shirts at 0.65 to 0.98, heavy underwear 0.75 to 0.89, pants overalls 0.75 to 0.95, hats and caps up to 1.50.
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Omagh
Janes
Bargain Clearing Out Sale on Shoes and Slippers
Local store advertises a clearing out sale on shoes, oxfords, slippers, sandals, and tennis oxfords for men women and children. Prices shown include 69 cents to several dollars, emphasizing heavy reductions across all departments and styles.
Clearing Out Dry Goods Sale With Wide Discounts
A historical ad lists reduced prices across fabrics and garments including dresses, vests, shirts, laces, towels, hose, corsets, caps, dresses for children and ladies, and a large selection of ribbons. Items emphasize clearing out, with prices ranging from fractions of a dollar to several dollars.
Large closing sale on ladies and mens garments and home goods
Clear out of blouses skirts wash dresses and coats in white and colors for women children and men. Includes wash suits knee pants hats pants shirts and underwear with prices from 10 to 2 dollars plus bargains on parasols counterpanes and lace curtains all at deep discounts in a closing out sale.
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Svinb Hart
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Tony Dichiaro
Lonnie M. Snook
Charley Dichiaro
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F. C. Bolton
A. and M. College
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Miss
Mississippi
Juree Shivers
Camp Travis
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Camp Grant
Alfred D. Carson
Joe Oprsteny, Jr
Rosie Nolte
Galveston
Joe Oprsteny
J. N. Cole
Nell Cole
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Ransom Cole
R. W. Bailey
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Ti. A. Pound
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G. LE. Grimes
Ellington Field
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Fort Smith, Ark
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Bryan Ice Company
Navasota
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Hillsboro
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Henryetta, Okla
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J. W. Coulter
Mr. Coulter
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Madsonville
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Waco
R. B. Welch
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Franklin
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Sunset, Tex
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U. S. Navy
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Crawford
L. J. Cox
L. E. Ponder
H. Oliver
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Brit Hudson
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the Eagle
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Ad Department
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Calomel
M. Bonneville
Main Street
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