American Food Package Aids Germans in Distress
A relief program funded by the American Committee for Relief of German Children offers 119 pounds of food for $10 to send to Germany. The package includes flour, rice, sugar, fats, cocoa, and evaporated milk for starving families, with delivery via 42 Broadway New York.
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America
Germany
Armerica
Graf Henry T. Allen
American Friends Service Committee
Quakers
Allen’s Committee
Germmany
American Committee For Relief of
Broadway
New York City
The
American Committee For Relief of German Children
New York, NY
Texas Centennial Program Urged by CAO Stull
CAO StULL urges a statewide Texas centennial celebration to showcase the state's growth and history. Judge Sells of Fort Worth backs a large, organized effort with events across multiple cities from February to June, emphasizing national and world attention and internal sales to Texans.
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Texas
Cato Sells
Fort Worth
Wilson
Judge Sells
Priod
Presbyterian Education Campaign Plans in Texas
The Presbyterian Campaign for Christian Education targets a statewide fundraising goal of 1350000 by July 1 with 10 large city campaigns. Dates and arrangements are submitted to lineal church leaders by the State executive committee for final approval.
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Texas Presbyterian Education Movement
Amnen
District Court continues murder case against Ed Beard
The State of Texas versus Ed Beard, charged with murder, slated for January trial, was continued to February 1924 on defendant request due to illness of summoned witnesses. A venire of 150 was excused and a new jury pool will be drawn. Other cases set for trial include Wesley Stevens, Jim Brashear, James Kapady, Frank Bartek, D Gandy, Kolk and Wissenger, Albert Krenik, Ceaser Perry, Sid Grant, Gabriel Horak, L A Fuller, and Jim Davis on various January to March dates.
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State of Texas
Ed. Beard
Rufus Beard
Rabecca Caffey
Clara Bulock
Nancy Gibson
A. O. Parten
J. L. Whited
Avit
Wesley Stevens
Jim Brashear
James Kapady
Frank Bartek
D. Gandy
Kolk & Wissenger
Albert Krenik
Ceaser Perry
State
Sid Grant
Gabriel Horak
L. A. Fuller
Jim Davis
Cotton Ginning Totals in Milam County 1928
Cotton ginned in Milam County through January 4 1928 totaled 59 384 bales including half bales. compared with 43 720 bales previously counted to January 29 1908. The report notes year to date figures and changes in ginning activity.
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Milam
Oenty
Onswereld
Januay
MAS
Aged Falls County Pioneer Joseph S Deer Dies at 78
Joseph S Deer, 78, longtime Falls County resident and Confederate veteran, died at his Lott home after fifty seven years in the county. Born September 4 1865 in Evergreen Alabama he moved to Texas in 1867 and married Christian Williamson in 1871. Funeral services were held at Clover Hill Cemetery with Rev Griffith and Rev Goens officiating. Deer, known as Uncle Joe, rode a snow white horse throughout his life and family noted his bond with the animal during his final illness. He leaves seven sons and a daughter.
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Lott
Falls County
Texas
Joseph S. Deer
Dr. Deer
Evergreen
Ala
Mr. Deer
Seventh Cavalry
Christian Williamson
James and
Zenas Deer
Bishop
Nueces County
Joe Deer
Grandfield
Okla
Sam Deer
Cameron
Chirchill Deer
Santa Anna
Coleman County
Leonard Deer
Lot
H. M. Prather
Gilmer
Upshur County
Clover Hill Cemetery
Griffith
Mr. Goens
Sage Tea Dandy to Darken Hair
A popular remedy, Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, promises to darken gray or faded hair quickly. Druggists claim millions of bottles are sold yearly as it darkens hair naturally and evenly, making hair appear darker and youthfully glossy after a few applications.
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Wyeth
Funeral held for Mr Deer’s father at Lott
Two children attended the funeral of Mr. Deer's father at Lott last week. Mr Sam Deer, section foreman on the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway, and his family have resided at the Cameron section house for several months. This funeral notice was copied from the Dallas News of Sunday.
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Mr. Deer
Lott
Sam Deer
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Cameron
Dallas News
Mrs Bowles and child to leave for Dallas then Indianapolis
Mrs Stanley Bowles and her young daughter Virginia have been guests of Mrs S M Burns and Miss Sallie Kate McLane for ten days. They will depart Saturday morning for Dallas and then return to their home in Indianapolis Indiana.
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Stanley Bowles
Litie
Virginia
S. M. Burns
Sallie Kate McLane
Dallas
Indianapolis
Ind
New Lamp Burns 14 Per Cent Air
A new oil lamp tested by the U S Government and 35 leading universities outshines 10 ordinary lamps. It burns without odor smoke or noise uses 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene. Inventor T E Johnson offers a 10 day free trial and aims to grant local agencies with potential earnings of 250 to 500 dollars monthly.
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U. S
T. E. Johnson
W .Lake St
Chicago
Robbins Visit Highlights Weekend in Navasota
Mrs. Kathryn Robbins and her daughter Kathryn traveled to Navasota on Friday and spent the weekend with Mrs. W. M. Stolz.
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Kathryn Robbins
Kathryn
Navasota
W. M. Stolz
Shaver and Stewart Guests of Roberts in Waco
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Shaver and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stewart of Waco were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Roberts Sunday.
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A. J. Shaver
Walter Stewart
Waco
Luther Roberts
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