Eighteen Killed in Tornado Across Mitchell County Colorado
A devastating tornado swept Mitchell County from the Spade ranch south of Colorado City to near Loraine. Eighteen people died and about 125 to 130 were injured as 300 residents lost homes. Churches and public buildings opened for shelter. relief supplies from Fort Bliss were en route.
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Elmer Bizzel
Richardson
Loraine
Spade Ranch
Colorado City
Texas & Pacific Railway
Sweetwater
Anout
Bix Snrines
Ford Trucks Hit Record First Quarter Deliveries
Detroit, May 15. Ford Motor Company reports 41,631 Ford Trucks sold in the first quarter, a new high. The company notes rapid growth in commercial use and rising adoption by farmers for quick cheaper transport from farm to city. March sales reached 18,727, over 1,000 more than Q1 1922 and 50 percent higher than February.
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Body of student who drowned near Austin received
Albert McCurdy theological student drowned Thursday night when a canoe capsized on Lake Austin. He helped his companion reach shore before sinking. The body was found today about 300 yards from the crash site. His funeral Sunday drew over 1,000 students.
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Leachers
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McCurdy
Buckholts Social Notes Reach Into Nearby Towns
Miss Neppie Robinson visits Rev and Mrs Milton in Buckholts. Mrs Frank Graham of Sharp visits Mrs Luna Cummings. Miss Emma Finch of Yoakum visits her mother Mrs Alice Finch. Miss Addie Myrth returns from Angleton with her mother. Mrs Bud Robinson ill but holds steady. Brother Milton preaches Sunday. Community singing draws large crowd.
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Buckholts
Frank Graham
Sharp
Luna Cummings
Emma Finch
Yoakum
Alice Finch
Addie Myrth
Angleton
Texas
Johnnie Oliver
Port Arther
WD. Fisher
Cameron
J. Z. Young
Fort Worth
Bud Robinson
Anne Zaliska
Brother Milton
Peat Lewis
Bueckholts
Laura Williamson
Curb
Dodson's Liver Tone touted as safe calomel alternative
An advertisement warns that calomel is dangerous and causes sickness and salivation. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute that purports to cleanse the liver, relieve biliousness, and restore energy without side effects, suitable for adults and children.
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No Worms in a Healthy Child Tone for Worm Protection
An advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tonic to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the whole system. It claims regular use for two to three weeks will help dispel worms and restore perfect health in children. The product is sold for 60 cents per bottle.
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