Victory Six by Dodge Brothers Promises Silent Ride and Efficiency
Dodge Brothers unveils the Victory Six featuring single unit body and chassis two inches lower with a reinforced eight major parts body built of double steel walls. The design claims 21 miles per gallon and top speed of 65 miles per hour while cutting weight by 175 pounds and reducing stresses for a smoother ride.
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Dodge Brothers
Percival White
Cut Worm Control Advice From A and M Entomologist
Observations suggest a general cut worm infestation is unlikely this season though some areas may suffer damage. Control steps include breaking up soil in late fall or early winter, harrowing to suppress winter vegetation, and using poison bran mash if damage occurs. Mix formula uses Paris green or white arsenic with bran, lemons, molasses, and water, applied to rows or plant bases in late afternoon.
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R. R. Reppert
Paris
Valentine Themed Bible Class Party Hosted by Mrs P T Ramsey
The Friendly Bible Class led by newly elected teacher Mrs P T Ramsey held a party last Friday afternoon at her Valentine decorated home. After a brief business session by Mrs Walter Sharpe, members enjoyed new contests and refreshments of brick cream and angel food squares iced in red for about twenty nine attendees.
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P. T. Ramsey
Walter Sharpe
Jones Prairie Social Notes Share Weekend Visits and Tennis
Miss Floy Stewart of Calvert visited relatives in the community. Vivian and Grace Beechem of Cameron weekended with Marietta Pool. Henry Roden Paul Jameson Bailey Jones returned from South Texas. Several local residents hosted or shopped in nearby towns. The Branchville teams beat Jones Prairie girls in tennis. boys lost. Mrs. J. P. Fontaine celebrated a birthday with family. Mrs. W. J. Fontaine and Billie presented cake. Mrs. Brown has recovered from illness.
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R. K. Fontaine
Floy Stewart
Calvert
Henry Roden
Paul Jameson
Bailey Jones
South Texas
Branchville
Jones Prairie
Milam County Tax Foreclosure Notice of 100 Acre Parcel
In Milam County Texas the James Lewis One Third League tract of 100 acres is described with metes and bounds and is subject to taxes, interest, penalties, and costs. The petitioner seeks foreclosure liens, sale, writ of possession, and associated court costs. The writ orders issuance and return for the next term, dated February 4 1928.
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Coutt
Milam
Texas
James Lewis
Allen Johnson
N. E
Obituary of Mrs Kunhuta Onda of Granger Texas
Mrs Kunhuta Onda aged 52 died Monday February 6 1928 at her daughter Mrs Val Nemek near Lilac. She lived most of her life in Granger Texas. Services were held Tuesday at 1 30 PM at Lilac church conducted by Mr Rice. Interment followed at Lilac Cemetery. Coleman Eplen funeral directors arranged the funeral.
Adlerika Promises Rapid Gas Relief After 18 Years
Patient with 18 years of stomach trouble reports relief after Adlerika. Ad claims the first spoonful relieves gas and removes old waste from the system, improving meals and sleep. Endorsed by Pace Marshal Drug Company.
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L. A. Champion
Pace Marshal Drug Company
Notice of Lost Cotton Receipt 98170
Public notice warns that cotton receipt 98170 issued to Paris Oges on February 9 1928 by Cameron Compress Co for one bale of cotton delivered to the company has been lost. J C Joseph declares ownership and urges the public not to accept or deal with the receipt or its holder.
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Paris Oges
Cameron Compress Company
J. C. Joseph
Citation for W F Traxler in Milam County suit
Texas directs sheriff to publish this citation weekly for four weeks in Milam County newspaper. Defendant W F Traxler must appear before Milam County District Court at Cameron on March 5 1928 to answer a petition by the State seeking 79 54 plus interest and penalties for delinquent taxes for 1908 1925 and 1926. The file is No 870.
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Milam County
Sunman
W. F. Traxler
District Court
Texas
Cameron
State of Texas
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Friendly Bible Class
Sudan
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Grace Beechem
Marrietta Pool
Carlton Crook
W. J. Fontaine
Connie Mae Hickman
Watt Wiese
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Durward Hickman
Beaulah Johnson
Mrs. Eldread Massengate
Archie McLarren
T. B. Stidham
Waco
P. H. Tindall
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B. F. Stidham
J. P. Fontaine
Jim Fontaine
Penn Wolf
Lois Bigbee
Mrs. Kunhuta Onda
Sunshine
Sunshine Hatcheries
W. Kazmier
Washington