Personal items from the Tracy community
Tracy, January 4 1915. The holidays are over and a new year begins as schools resume and farmers plan work weather permitting. Residents share visits, welcomes, and moves to Cameron and nearby towns. A new baby arrives at Henry and Grace Graves home, and Tracy mourns the death of Mrs. Sprott of Rockdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Grace Reichert
Texas
T. J. Beeson
Sallie Beesley
Robert Simms
Robert Harris
Cameron
Allie Gilleland
Frank Monroe
Rena Gilleland
Hume Davis
San Gabriel
H. Plate
Henry Graves
James Young
Bessie Crosby
Louie Carter
Milton Shulz
Andrew Baird
Sprott
Rockdale
McVay
Near Greenville
T. L. Wilson
Ed Simms
Pauline
Henderson County
A Member of The Rebeccas By Peru-na
Mrs Victoria M Pickel of Columbus Ohio writes that after four hours of Peruna she was cured of nasal catarrh that clogged her nose and made her sick She says she is now healthy and attends her Rebecca Lodge duties and recommends Peruna to others
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Peru
Victoria Pickel
Élums
Victoria M. Pickel
E. Mound Street
Columbus
Ohio
Rebecca Lodge of Odd Fellows
Peruna
Socials at Harris home and Rockdale road conditions noted
Laird traded in Rockdale last Saturday and roads remain poor. Tracy residents enjoyed hospitality at the Harris home during year’s end with music by Clennie Harris Nettye Laird Ruth Harris and Mrs. Robert Simms. Frank Kubetzka dies at 70 after a noon meal at home near Independence. His funeral was held in Chappell Hill. The Brenham Banner notes the Texas Wonder kidney remedy ad next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Frank Craven
C. W. Baggett
Mack Craven
Anthis
Jim Young
Jay Davis
Uvalde
Tracy
Nick McBurnett
Neal McBurnett
Bob Davis
S. K. Fowler
Elgin
Bastrop
Jeff Smith
Gay Hill
Mrs. Smith
Dierz
Bob
Harry Gambill
Laird
Rockdale
Harris
Clennie
Ruth Harris
Nettye Laird
Robert Simms
F. Kubetzka
J. S. Harrison
Washington County State Bank
Frank Kubetzka
Independence
Mr. Kubetzka
Kubetzka
Chappell Hill
Washington County
Brenham
Cadillac Auto People Buy a Bale of 10c Cotton
The Cadillac automobile people authorize their agent Frank S. Lesovsky to purchase a bale of cotton at 10c, distressed or saleable now, as a contract to help farmers. Cadillac 1915 introduces an 8 cylinder car at the 4 cylinder price, leading in the industry. Otto Lengert arrives to manage Henne & Meyer Co. stores. he invites locals to visit Milam and Williamson counties stores, with family relocation planned next summer.
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Cadillac Automobile
Frank S. Lesovsky
South
Cadillac
United States
Europe
Houston
Lesovsky
Otto Lengert
Rockdale
Henne & Meyer Co
Lengert
Milam County
Milam
Williamson
Thorndale
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Quedlull
Dr.price
Freeman Gambill
Estelle
Emma Bura
Milton Schuls
Leland
Weho McKoy
Jim
The
Rebeccas
Peru-na
Texas Wonder
Childen
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
CAS
Sloan’s.Liniment
Sloan
Newcomb
Keokuk
Iowa
U.S
Earl S. Sloan, Inc
Philadelphia
Cadillac Auto
G.B. Taylor
Pirot
National Basic Building
Cameron, Texas
Citizens Natl. Bank
Tallday
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