Marak Weekly News Personals Highlights Local Visitors
In Marak Texas on August 25 1915 farmers gather corn and social visits occur. Mrs W H Young returns home in Waco after two months with Mrs Antone Wokaty. Misses Amelia and Bessie Matula of Yarrellton visit Julia Wokaty. Mrs John Hrozek of Salem visits John Hrozek Jr family. Andrew Otts visits Cameron. Mrs Joe Svetlic of Port Bolivar visits her mother Mrs Frank Bartek. Felix Matula and Elzma Cone spend weekends with Cameron residents.
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Marak
Texas
W. H. Young
Waco
Antone Wokaty
August Gurecky
Buckholts
Amelia
Bessie Matula
Yarrellton
Julia Wokaty
John Hrozek
Salem
John Hrozek Jr
Cameron
Jim Otts
John Marak
Leo Stecker
Julius Janecek
Elzma Cone
Runnels County
Andrew Otts
Joe Svetlic
Port Bolivia
Frank Bartek
Felix Matula
John Gurecky
Farmers Union Warehouse Company Meeting Notice
Attention stockholders call a meeting of the Farmers Union Warehouse Company at Cameron on Monday August 30 1915 at 10 o'clock a m at the courthouse A State lecturer will explain the bonded warehouse law Everybody invited especially farmers and business men President of the Board of Directors F U W H Company John Angell
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Farmers Union Warehouse Company
Cameron
Court House
F. U. W. H. Company
John Angell
Death of Mr Thad Wheatt in Burlington
The Burlington community mourns the death of Thad Wheatt at age 45 after a period of appendicitis. He was a prominent local figure and a leading member of the Burlington Woodmen whose fraternal service was noted at the funeral.
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Thad Wheatt
Burlington
Wheatt
Obituary Notice for Milam County Deputy Sheriff Wheatt
The burial in Rosebud followed a long procession of friends and relatives from the city and nearby communities. Mr. Wheatt served as deputy sheriff of Milam County and remained an active citizen in county and municipal affairs. He was survived by a wife who is sister to Mr. R. H. Johnson of the city, with The Herald extending sympathy.
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Rosebud
Wheatt
Milam County
R. H. Johnson
Herald
Ferguson labeled Democratic Moses leads Texas race talk
In Dallas News reporting from the Oriental Hotel Senator Quintus A. Watson declares no viable Democrat would challenge Governor Ferguson for a second term and lauds his cash basis governance and educational reforms. He speculates Ferguson may seek higher office but emphasizes his dedication to Texas. A health ad follows.
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Quintus A. Watson
Giddings
Oriental Hotel
Ferguson
Texas
Watson
Fox
Senate
Moses
United States Senate
Dallas News
Milam County Service Issued in 1915 Civil Case
Milam County Texas court orders W. P. Carey and D. J. Young to answer a petition filed April 20 1915 in Ike Looney versus Ben Arnold Mercantile Company for damages 5870 dollars over alleged breach of contract involving a 703 acre farm in Milam County. Publication required weekly for four weeks prior to the October 1915 term. Public notice includes writ of attachment levied on a Ben Arnold Mercantile Co building in Ben Arnold.
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Milam County
Texas
Ben Arnold Mercantile Company
W. P. Carey
D. J. Young
Illinois
District Court
Twentieth Judicial District
Cameron
A. D
Arpil A. D
Ike Looney
Ben Arnold
City of
Sam Wilson, Jr
Grove's Tasteless Olive Tonic Promoted as General Remedy
An old advertisement touts Crove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless Tonic as a universal tonic. It claims to stimulate the system, drive out malaria, enrich the blood, and improve overall health for 50 cents.
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Many Aches
An old advertisement touts a 25 cent bottle of Sloan's Liniment as a remedy for toothache bruises sprains stiff neck backache neuralgia rheumatism and other emergencies claiming symptoms arise from congestion and inflammation.
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Sloan
Dr King's New Discovery Cough Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement urges relief from coughs by avoiding draughts and exposures. It promotes Dr King's New Discovery with a 45 year track record, guarantees cure, and offers money back if it fails. Ends with a prompt to buy from a druggist.
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Dr. King
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