Tracy Community News Sparks Weekend Social Roundup
Tracy dated June 14 1915 highlights a busy social week with visiting relatives and guests from Davilla Cameron and Gay Hill. Local dances baseball game Cameron band music and travel notes feature alongside mentions of school appointments and upcoming summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Hill
Jeff Smith
R. A. Simms
Davilla
Had Garrett
P. V. Ryan
Cameron
Jack Ledbetter
Dan Gilleland
Rena
Sharp
J. H. Davis
Mary
Bessie Graham
Friendship
Mack Craven
Craven
Aleck Beesse
Mary Gilleland
Murry
Peniel University
Hill
Robinson
Ruth Hartis
Lois Hosea
Roundrock
Clause
Near Hoyt
Clennie
Erma Harris
John Sapp
Paden Cross
Sunday School Attendance Boosts Pupil Return
The Buckholts Baptist Sunday School saw higher attendance as new pupils enrolled and former members returned after visits by Mrs Olliver and Miss Lula Corley. Community members urged all to attend next Sunday and bring a friend. Local notices include travels to Cameron and Yarrellton, and advertisements for Dr King s New Life Pills and Chamberlain s Liniment with positive testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Sunday School
Olliver
Lula Corley
John Meyer
Cameron
Meyers
Watt Henderson
Cameron Sanitarium
Bernice Whitley
A. J. Slone
D. M. Henderson
Arthur Little
Rogers
Wade Russell
Yarrellton
Ollie Cobb
Calvert
Ladies Home Mission Society
D. K. Hall
Ad Hall
Jennie Howlett
Allen
Mondy
Dr. King
Farm visitors discuss ditch to protect crops
Gause News notes T. S. Henderson and Mr. Wilkinson visited the Henderson farm last Sunday. Dr. Greer and Mr. Thast were at their Pin Oak farm earlier this week. Georg Banzaft of Rockdale joined Perry Stott at the Henderson farm last Monday to help plan a ditch to hold back overflow that damaged the crop this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Henderson
Mr. Wilkinson
Dr. Greer
Mr. Thast
Pin Oak
Georg Banzaft
Rockdale
Perry Stott’s
Henderson
Mr. Banzaft
Grove's Old Standard Tasteless Tonic Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Tonic as a general tonic valued equal to four others. It claims to cleanse the liver, drive out malaria, enrich the blood, and build up the system with quinine and iron, priced 50 to 50 cents. The label emphasizes its tasteless formula and malaria-fighting claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
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F. V. Lippman CO
Savannah
Tracy
Des
Sacks
Office Ghd Wa South First
Banwing
Cameron State
Texas
Tyson Davis Company
Dobbins
Peerless
Lou
Garrett Snuff Dobbins
the Buckholts Weekly Personals
J. B. Rector
Messrs
Willis and
Walles Cannon
E. J. Hill
Zarus Criswell
W. Cannon
Hammer Daniels
Curtis Hill
W. N. Rainey
Joe Slovack
W. S. Henderson
Tie Moore
Tom Allen
W. C. Loftin
Corinth
Turner Jenkins
Chamberlain
Florence Slife
Wabash
Ind
Gause News
Cameron Furniture
Coleman & Eplen
G. B. Taylor
RED Cross Drug Store
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