Pioneer Citizen Ola Aycock Claimed by Death
Ola Aycock, longtime Milam and Cameron area resident, died Monday July 11, 1922 at 11:30 p.m. He was born December 39, 1858 in Caldwell County Texas and spent most of his life in Milam and surrounding counties. Survived by a wife three daughters two brothers three sisters and many relatives and friends he was a devout Christian and respected neighbor noted for honesty and kindness. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by local outlets.
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Ola Aycock
Caldwell
Burleson County
Texas
Aycock
Cameron
Milam County
Coleman
Rosebud
Mr. Aycock
Tom Evard
Minerva
Olin Simonton
Ft. Worth
Jack Pool
Lott
T. W. Aycock
B. F. Aycock
Fort Sumner
New Mexico
Mesdames
J. P. Gott
C. W. Meyers
Lon Tipps
Canadian
Marlin
Cameron Sanitarium
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Rockdale
Funeral of Mr. Aycock at Minerva
The obituary portrays Mr. Aycock as a man of firm religious conviction and integrity. He cared for widows and orphans, valued music, and faced suffering with Christian patience. Funeral rites were held at the Minerva family cemetery conducted by Rev. H. King and Rev. White.
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Gibralta
White
Baptist Church of
Cameron
Minerva
Grove's Tasteless Tonics Boosts Energy and Blood Health
Grove's Tasteless Tonic purifies and enriches the blood and strengthens the system. It promises improved color, vitality, and appetite, with claims of destroying malaria and grip germs through its tonic effect. priced at 75 cents.
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Grove
Issimo
Unmasked Klan Parade Blares Through Dallas After Primary
Dallas Ku Klux Klan members staged an unmasked parade in the downtown after the Democratic primary results. The procession centered near The News Building and Dallas Times Herald, with 2,500 to 3,000 spectators, a flag on the lead car, and speakers including Rev. A C Parker and Judge Felix D Robertson. Mayor pro tem Louis Blaylock said no parade permit was issued butKlan members walked Elm and Main streets amid cheering crowds before dispersing near midnight.
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Dallas
Texas
Ku Klux Klansmen
United States
News
Lamar Street
Main
Commerce
News Building
Lamar
Main Street
Elm
Akard
The
Clement Christian Church
Oak Cliff
E. Marvin
Felix D. Robertson
Corporation Court
Shelby S. Cox
George K. Butcher
Dallas News
Dispatch
Mr. Butcher
Robertson
Voice of
God
Elm Street
Times Herald
Akard Street
Exchange Place
Louis Blaylock
Blaylock
Ku Klux Klan
Dallas Dispatch
Sulphur Cure Promised For Red Skin and Eczema
A noted skin specialist claims sulfur offers relief for fiery itching and eczema by applying a small amount. The preparation allegedly destroys germs, soothes irritated skin, and helps with rashes, pimples, and ringworm. Obtain Vertho-Sulphur and apply as directed for immediate relief.
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Eulgear Pressothan
Iecesent
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Jesus
Earth
McClure
Tac Wilsorkt
Mac
Mr. Parker
Cyclops
Milam County Hardware Company
Qulphur
F.co. B. Detrots
Henry Ford
Ford
Lincoln
Hubert - Hefley Motor Company
Cameron, Texas
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