Death of Mrs. Bill Locklin at Placedo near Victoria
Funeral held at Thorndale for Mrs. Bill Locklin who died after a brief illness. She leaves her husband, two daughters, parents, five brothers, two sisters, and many Tayor area friends. Born Fayette County July 31 1898 married Dec 31 1916 lived in Milam then Victoria County. Champion extends sympathy.
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Bill Locklin
Placedo
Victoria
J. R. Ellison
Thorndale
Locklin
T. C. Jester
Baptist Church
Taylor
Margaret
Helen
S. Shirocky
Lexington
For Rent Roomy suite in quiet home
For rent a bedroom living room dining room and kitchen in a residence offered by B Kennon. Reasonable terms apply. Contact 47 4tp tc B Kenyon was miswritten in original listing.
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B. Kennon
Hastings Seeds 1926 Catalog Offers Free Seed Packets
Hastings Seeds offers five free packets of six flower varieties and promotes its 1926 catalog. The catalog, 112 pages, showcases photographs, color covers, and practical growing instructions for garden, flower, field seeds, plants, and bulbs. Request via post card for return mail delivery.
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Hastings
South
Kilian splits Cameron firm to run plumbing unit
M N Kilian announces sale of the Cameron Plumbing and Electric Company electrical interests while retaining the plumbing side. The plumbing operation will keep its headquarters in the same building and operate independently under the new Cameron Plumbing Company name. Mr Copus bought only the electrical business.
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Cameron Plumbing and Electric Company
Cameron Plumbing Company
Copus
M. N. Kilian
Cardui credited with curing woman’s severe side pains
Mrs. George S. Hunter of Columbus Georgia says severe side pains left her after using Cardui. She lost weight to under 100 pounds, then gained 10 pounds as health improved and she felt like a different person. Cardui advertised as a tonic available at drug stores.
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George S. Hunter
Columbus, Ga
Cardus
State Banking Laws Survey Shows Progress Toward Uniformity
New York reports from the American Bankers Association indicate growing uniformity in state banking laws and stronger supervision. The survey notes rising capital requirements, empowered bank commissioners, and moves to liquidate insolvent banks, with deposits guaranty waning as Oklahoma and South Dakota repeal such laws. F. F. Reid comments on citizen responsibility and law obedience.
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New York
State Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Frank W. Simmonds
Simmonds
Idaho
Wyoming
Oregon
Texas
Montana
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Bankers Launch $500000 Education Endowment Fund
The American Bankers Association marks its Golden Anniversary by creating a $500,000 endowment to support scholarships and research in economics at U S colleges. Half the total comes from ABA and the American Institute of Banking while state quotas fund the rest. The ABA adds $50,090 from reserves and individual bankers contribute many gifts including $25,000 from the Institute of Banking.
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American Bankers Association
To Foundation
American Institute of Banking
Association
Individua
Furnished and unfurnished rooms available in city apartment
Three rooms unfurnished with a kitchen sink, water, and garage provided. Telephone service listed as 155. Contact Mrs. C. E. Gaston for details.
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C. E. Gaston
Play at Walker's Creek Church Opens May 7
A comedy one scene play titled The Old Maids Club will be presented by the Ladies Auxiliary of Walker's Creek Baptist church on Friday night at 8 15. The cast includes two men and sixteen women in old maidish costumes. Admission is fifteen cents for children and twenty five cents for adults.
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Walker's Creek Church
Old Maids Club
Walker's Creek Baptist Church
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