Negro School Faculty Hosts Cameron School Board Lunch
The colored high school faculty entertained Cameron school board members with a lunch last Thursday. Supt. Jas W Bartlett led the program, and Dr A S Epperson, board president, responded to speeches as the term closes. Bartlett recently returned from Bremond where he delivered the graduation address at the colored high school.
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Colored School
Cameron School Board
Colored High School
Jas. W. Bartlett
A. S. Epperson
Bremond
Cameron School Board Honors Lesovsky For Faithful Service
The Cameron School Board passed a resolution thanking Frank F. Lesovsky for faithful service as a board member. The statement praised his efficient work and interest in the schools and urged continued cooperation to maintain high standards.
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Frank Lesovsky
Cameron School
F. S. Lesovsky
Assurance of appreciation to loyal school supporters
The note closes by promising continued thanks for his interest and loyalty to the schools. It emphasizes ongoing appreciation and dedication to the academic community.
Waco Cotton Man W P Driskell Slain in Garage
W P Driskell a 25 year old cotton dealer was found dead in his Waco home garage with his head split open. Police suspect murder after the body was wrapped in a quilt and dragged to the garage then the car driven away. The car was later found in a ditch three miles from Waco with blood on the wheel and an arrest expected.
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Waco
W. P. Driskell
Drriskell
Driskell
Three Crooks Meet in the Pawn Shop
In a Chautauqua daylight scene an ex-convict fresh from prison buys a suit when two New York pals join him to plan a safe crack. Joe Bascom, wrongly convicted, returns to his hometown to start afresh while refusing the burglary plan. The scene shifts to the Bascom home.
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New York
Joe Bascom
Bascom
Turn to the Right Comedy�s Crook Regeneration
Joe Bascom returns home to supper as two crooks arrive, leading to a tale of regeneration and vindication. The revival of these con artists frames a storied American comedy praised as one of the era�s greatest.
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Joe
Phillis Sisters and Helen Carrie Highland Lassies at Chautauqua
The Phyllis Sisters and Helen Carrie Highland Lassies deliver a charming Chautauqua performance with six musicians, five sisters, each expert at their instrument. The audience enjoys a blend of popular and classical pieces as the group showcases synchronized ensemble numbers.
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Phillis Sisters
Helen Carrie
Chautauqua
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Vitality
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifying and enriching tonic. It claims to restore energy, improve color and appetite, and that the tonic contains iron and quinine. It also states the product destroys malarial and grip germs via its strengthening effect.
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Grove
Violinist Helen Carrie Leads Six Artist Group
The six artists including Helen Carrie boast a lively act with violin cello trombone cornet and drums and a warm, likable troupe. They express genuine fondness for their work and each other and promise entertaining performances in Fairfield Texas on May 8. Meanwhile a mob killed Shadwich Green near Fairfield Kirvin area. he was found hanged after the murder of 17 year old Eula Ausley. Sheriff Mayo asked Governor Neff for ten rangers to quell racial tensions amid the flare up between black and white residents.
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Helen Carrie
Fairfield
Texas
Shadwich Green
Farfield
Kirvin
Marvin Tate
Eula Ausley
Green
Mayo
Neff
Freestone County
Kirvin Mob Fallout Ends With Teen Murder Suspect Death
Fort Worth May 8 The body of Tom Cornish brother of John Cornish once of Kirvin victims was found hanged between Kirvin and Fairfield A farmer reported the corpse to Teague officers Tom had intimated involvement in the assault and murder of 17 year old Eula Ausley prompting bitter talk and sheriff action with ranger arrival expected.
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Fort Worth
Tom Cornish
Jno
Cornish
Kirvin
Fairfield
Teague
Tom
Eula Ausley
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Worm Cure
An advertisement claims a worm infestation in children causes unhealthy color and stomach disturbance. It asserts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic will corich the blood and strengthen the system after two to three weeks of regular use. It promises improvements in digestion and overall health and notes the tonic is pleasant to taste.
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Grove
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Promotes Blood Enrichment
An advertising note describes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as strengthening and invigorating to improve color and energy. It claims to enrich the blood and destroy malarial germs with quinine in syrup. Available for 75 cents.
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MR. Grobecker
Atitriggs
Scott
Our Men’s Department
Panama
Triggs Dry Goods Co
Studebaker
Greater
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Studebaker Cars
Spectal
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