Mayfield Weekly News Happenings
Mayfield Weekly notes a largely attended box supper raising 45 dollars for the school library. Local attendance included candidates who spoke after the program. Several residents and visitors from Cameron and nearby areas are mentioned with frequent social calls and visits.
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Trey Phippes
Ruby
Cameron
Susie Butts
John Thwratt
Finis Smith
Mayfield
Tom Yager
Mattie Paschal
Jones Prarie
Theo Peets
Rosa Henderson
Myrtis Rogers
Walkers Creek
Ethyle Gould
Leslie Woods
J. W. Reid
Walter Mullinix
Minerva
Herbert Atkinson
Julia Williams
McGuire
Hall Tyson
Lubbock
Hardy Jones
Eulalia Thwett
Mamie Garrett
Death of Dr William L Baird in Huntsville Texas
Dr William L Baird longtime bookkeeper for the Huntsville Penitentiary System died suddenly in Huntsville Texas at noon February 17 1916. He was buried Friday at Pebble Grove Cemetery near Maysfield after services conducted by Rev B B Blaylock. He leaves his wife Mrs Laura Jones Baird and other relatives and resided in Huntsville since July 1915.
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Lady Baird
Huntsville
Texas
Huntsville Penitentiary System
John H. Bickett
Laura Jones Baird
Walter Jones
Tyler
Cameron
Pebble Grove Cemetery
Maysfield
Luther Tyson
Cap Raymond
Milano
H. C. Meyer
Rockdale
B. B. Blaylock
Baptist Church of
Baird
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Louisville
Mexico
Dr Thomas A Pope Practice Ad in Cameron Texas
Dr Thomas A Pope offers exclusive attention to stomach and nervous diseases in Cameron Texas. Office over First National Bank. Hours nine to twelve and two to five. Office phone 351 and residence 180.
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Thos. A. Pope Cameron
Texas
First National Bank
Res
Box Supper Held at Maysfield for School Library
The Maysfield public school pupils and patrons hosted a box supper to raise funds for a new library. A fine program delighted attendees and about 45 dollars was realized from box sales, with thanks to Cameron residents for support.
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Maysfield
Cameron
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria fighter and system builder. It claims the formula contains Quinine and Iron and emphasizes the product is tasteless. The ad notes a price of 50 cents.
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E. W. Grove
GROVE
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