Former Rockdale Boy Arrested in Houston
J R Shapard a Rockdale native and former paying teller at the Houston branch of the Federal Reserve Bank was arraigned Saturday on a charge of abstracting and misapplying funds. He was bound over to the federal grand jury under a 2500 dollar bond. The complaint cites a 10000 dollar shortage dated March 30 with about 2500 still unaccounted for after partial restitution.
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Houston Chronicle
Joe R.shapard
Rockdale
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Grand Jury
Shapard
United States Marshal’s Office
Fedral
Duke and Ayres Thanksgiving Store Ad Offer
Duke and Ayres invites shoppers for Thanksgiving goods with a no undersell pledge. Store emphasizes every item under 50 cents and promises extensive selection at low prices to attract customers.
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Croupy Children and Fidelity Volmine Remedy
An old ad advises treating croup and chest colds with Fidelity Volmine. It recommends applying to the chest, rubbing in, covering with white flannel, and allowing vapor inhalation. The product is sold by druggists, including Place Marshall Drug Co in Cameron.
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Cameron
Place-Marshall Drug Co
Milano News notes local church and town events
Rev J E Cockrell declined Milano circuit and moved to Maysfield. An evangelist from home mission work led the Methodist pulpit. Christian Sunday School grows with 35 in attendance. Oakwood station agent Russell and Cameron’s McGregor visited. Harry McGregor returns to Winters likely making it home. Wesley Woods couple moved to the country for another year. Miss Myrtle Worthington plans improvements on her mother’s home. Teaching jobs remain lucrative with teachers’ vouchers being cashed. If Milano post office shifts Republican in 1921, postmaster aims for Frog Joy college presidency. Maudé Hooker and John Hooker visited family. J D Hooker of Hearne also. Mrs Arrington of Thrall visits her mother. Rockdale talent show raises funds for Maline School’s Parent-Teachers fund. band and minstrel act praised.
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J. E. Cockrell
Milano
Maysfield
Russell
Oakwood
McGregor
Cameron
Harry McGregor
Wesley Woods
Myrtle’ Worthington
No Worms and Catarrh Cure Promoted in Advertisement
An advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood enriching tonic to expel worms in children, claiming two to three weeks treatment yields health. It also touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy, with a $100 reward for failure to cure, and notes Druggists sell Hall's pills.
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Grove
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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