Thor ndale items brief notes and local events
Thorndale saloon keepers agree to Sunday closing and no deviation noted. Election tally papers delayed due to high water. Carrie Lewis from Rockdale visited Mrs Mes Ginn. Otto Kattner took charge at Mumford station on the Fort Worth and Houston line. Various locals attended court, visits, and church repairs. Judge Scott dismisses suit over Robertson local option election and contempt charges against Central Texan editor.
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Otto Kattner
Mumford
Ft. Worth
Hous‘ton
Otto
Whce
J. C. Scott
Robertson
Central Texan
Scott
For Sale Fine Poland China Pigs and Crosses
Classified note lists sale of Fine Poland China pigs Hesex and Poland China crossed by T. Graves. Separately the Cameron Herald reports saloon owners warned by Marlin papers to heed liquor laws and to comply in the city.
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Poland
GEO
T. Graves
Marlin
A Rare Occurrence of Bargains in Fall Skirts and More
The ad markets a variety of modestly priced garments and fabrics including Munster Rep skirts reduced from 25 to 20 cents, ladies vests, remnants, a 75cc summer underwear suit for men at 50 cents, heavy shirts at 35 cents, tar soap, rubber collar, and straw hats. It emphasizes a large, fresh stock and claims wartime pricing.
Summer Band Ad Promotes New Summer Shirt Line
Advertises men and youths shirts in white Madras at 1.00, yard wide bleached domestic fabric, Lonsdale offerings, ladies handkerchiefs, children's hose, silk fabrics, lambrequins, and silk lawn cloth with varied prices.
Texas Faces Decade of Unparalleled Growth and Prosperity
The Herald reports Hon. W. T. Hefley praising Texas as entering a decade of rapid expansion. He cites strong investment interest, nine trunk railway lines, vast oil fields, and Texas leading in cheap fuel and manufacturing. He notes Attorney General Bell’s support and predicts a future of industrial activity and new ventures.
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Tu Herald Eeribe
W.t.hefley
Cameron
San Antonio
Texas
Bell
Lenar
Hefley
Atock
Tyson family visits Texas route via Cameron to Goliad
Mr. N. J. Tyson Mills county tax assessor and his daughter traveled through Cameron last week after visiting relatives near Maysfield. They rode the tram to Goliad Rockport and other southwest Texas points for a few weeks. Tyson, Noah to locals, was raised in Milam county and spent years in Maysfield and Durango before moving to Mullen Mills county where his family grew. His wife passed away about a year ago and he remains the jovial figure longtime Herald reader and friend to many here.
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N. J. Tyson
Mills County
Cameron
Maysfield
Goliad
Rockport
Texas
Tyson
Noah
Milam County
Durango
Mullen
The
Herald
Lear
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J. D. Mes Ginn
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Nannie Stiles
Minnie Elliott
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
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Lineman Fisher
Southwestern Telegraph Company
Eugene Wilson
Emil Schroeder
Sour Lake
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Brushy
C. T. Howell
Milford
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Carrie Spring
O. W. Spring
Hugh McGee
Walter Newton
Frank Evard, Jr
Gause
J. R. Fraim
Miss Eva
J.T. Rumple
Cleburne
Mable Iglehart
F. Evard
Miss Mable
San Mar
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Caldwell
Ada Bailey
Viola Myers
Lou Ella Newton
G. Purvis
Dave Wilson
Gauce
James
Newton
Mary Pitts
Bryan
Claude Hudson
Tom Ragsdale
W. H. Dukes
Susie Purvis
Dala Moore
J. H. Spangler
J. C. Beard
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