Weevils Alter Plans for Crain and Lawrence Farm in Little River
J M Crain and Walter Lawrence cultivate about 800 acres along Aranes Pass crossing. Weevils destroyed cotton, prompting shift from 400 acres of cotton to beans and sorghum with 200 head hogs. They will gather sorghum seed and feed stalks to hogs. The piece recalls past weevil damage in Jackson and Calhoun counties and notes corn and bacon imports remain high. Funeral car service offered by Bryant and Bond. ex County Attorney U S Hearrell opens a law office. Captain S J Slocomb dies, a Confederate Army veteran with a large local funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Crain
Walter Lawrence
Araneas Pass
Crain
Jackson
Calhoun
Accomack County
Virginia
Texas
Phillips
Wright Brewer
Jim Banknight Guy
Denton Slocomb
Slocomb
Methodist Church
James Kilgore
Blacksmith Shop Open by Meers Wilhite and Truesdel
Meers Wilhite and Truesdel, proprietors of a new blacksmith shop, greet readers and advertise prompt satisfactory attention for all orders left with them.
Bryant and Bond Receive Arsenate of Lead by Express
Bryant and Bond were delivered 500 pounds of arsenate of lead by express on Tuesday morning and stated they would take what they could get in terms of quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant & Bond
Express
Insurance policy questions and co-insurance clauses
A series of questions prompts readers to review whether their insurance policies are properly written and compliant. It highlights the risk of invalidation due to noncompliance and suggests that meeting certain requirements may reduce premiums.
Sixty Days More to Decide This Year’s Cotton Crop
The notice states that sixty days remain to determine the outcome of the current cotton crop. Farmers and local merchants await decisions impacting yields, prices, and market expectations as the period ends.
Orange Blossoms in the Spring Time of Life
The event was staged at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Banknight on Wednesday June 5 1901 as the solemn words were verified in a springtime celebration of youth and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. J. Slocomb
H. E. Banknight
Cameron wedding links Mr Geo Davidson and Miss Lillian Camenish
The ceremony took place at 1 o clock with Rev. James Kilgore officiating. The couple, joined by Mina Jessie Clower and Julia Camenish, left for Houston and will reside in Fin tonto after June 9 1901. Davidson, a buyer for John F Finnigan & Co., is praised for his character and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. I. Davidson
Lillian
Mina Jessie Clower
Georgetown
Mendelssohn
Julia Vamenish
Temple
James
Kilgore
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Staples
the Favorite Dry Goods Company
Craxyeron
Utz & Dunn
Edwin Clapp
Lonsdale Green
C. M
Cameron
CFT Roceries
St. Louis
Mesers, Bryant & Bond
Dallas
U.S. Hearrell
H. F. Smith
Belton Street
Court House Square
Hearrell
R. D. Brown
Grove
Virgil Woolley
Gause
Lole
Ladie
Lone Star Hive No
L.G T. M
Lad Woolley
Our Hive
Annie C. Clement
Mary Zapalac
Maud Rather
Jane
C. N. Green & Bro
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