Death of J M Nolan Shocks Burlington Community
J M Nolan of Burlington dies at a local hospital on Tuesday July 25 1933 after a period of illness. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church with Rev Father Moriarty officiating and burial in the Catholic cemetery. He leaves a widow eight daughters and one son and was a lifelong farmer and active community member. The note mentions area relatives and ongoing local farm activity including cotton picking and recent social visits.
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Burlington
J M. Nolan
Nolan
Cameron
Father Moriarty
Coleman
Catherine Nolan
Dallas
Jimmie Busker
Polly
Mae
Frances
Agnes
Joe
Pauline
John Ed
Lizzie
Roy Tallent
Ruby Tallent
Raymond
Sheridan Tallent
Johnnie Remends
Tom Duffy
Mae Duffy
Ruth LeBlanc
Waco
Mamie Power
Jack Power
Nolan Power
Will Power
Houston
Gray Webb
Bernard Webb
Victoria
Winnie Sliva
Eddie Sliva
Peter Braden
Lott
Louis Gerstman
Leo Braden
Bemerdo
Ben Belson
Maynard
Marlin
Local notes from Fort Worth and area events
Elliot and bride honeymooning in Fort Worth. Mr Earl Robinson to conduct singing. Mrs Otto Schultze and Mrs Frank Benesh improving after illness. Cecil Dodson Burlington New ton McKinney Ben Arnold Woodrow Wright Robert Johnson Cecil Richardson Hamilton back from Wayside Encampment where they learned cooking. Bill Wunsch seriously ill. hospitalized in Cameron then Temple. condition improving. Mrs Louis Murff ill at Encampment. home and resting. Mr and Mrs Mike Holtman welcomed a baby boy July 26. Mrs Chris Heugotter ill but improving. Clinton Herring joined Joe Marek gin at Belmena.
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Ollie Logan
Westphalia
Nolan
Jake Dodson
Virginia Cullins Sheffield
R. H. Johnson
Cameron
Grace Gilliland
Arthur Gilliland
Sweeny
Texas
J. C. Herring
Burlington
Clyde Smith
Austin
State University
Mary Nell Marek
Belmena
Mildred Herm
Lott
Jack Little
Marshall Weems
Aubrey
Dodson
Wilbur Johnson
Earl Richardson
Hamilton
Aubrey Weems
Baptist Church
Lou Wright
Fred Logan
la Ve
Cecil Dodson
Newton McKinney
Ben Arnold
Woodrow Wright
Robert Johnson
Cecil Richardson
Wayside
Bill Wunsch
Cameron Snitarium
Temple
Isaac T Hunt Dies At Belmena
Isaac T Hunt, 69, died at his home near Belmena Monday afternoon July 31 at 6 o clock. Funeral held at Walker s Creek Baptist church with interment in Walker s Creek cemetery. Born April 7 1864 in Alabama he lived in Milam county for years and for 12 years at his last home. Survived by wife daughter Mrs Lena Armstrong of Tyler and grandson Green Brothers of Cameron.
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Isaac Hunt
Belmena
O. McMillan
Baptist
Walker's Creek
Mr. Hunt
Alabama
Texas
Milam County
Lena Armstrong
Tyler
Green Brothers of
Cameron
Thedford’s Black Draught Tonic Laxative
A tonic laxative article describing Thedford’s Black Draught and Mack-Draught as aids for cleansing the digestive tract. It explains constipation relief by stimulating large intestine muscles and promoting regular evacuation, with continued use until future disturbances intervene.
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Thedford
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Deering Implements
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International Trucks
Coleman-Eplen
Billie Marek
James L. Coleman
Elliot
Bride
Ft. Worth
Mr. Earl Robinson
Otto Schultze
Frank Benesh
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Mike Holtman
Chris. Heugotter
Clinton Herring
Joe Marek
Elliot Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Isaac T. Hunt
Cc. N. Green
H. L. Green
Cc. F. Green
C.n.green & Bro
Leland Green
Lone Star
Natural Gas Co