Buckholts Items Edited by Miss Audrey Criswell
News notes from Buckholts Texas on May 24 including visits by J B Rector in Temple and J C Williams in Denison, Naomi Criswell in Waco, and Estelle Harris in Holland. Local events mention a mule killed by a Santa Fe locomotive, Ophelia Guess visiting, T J Harris in Dallas, a baccalaureate at A M College, and a prayer meeting on The Christian Home.
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F. Buckholts
Audrey Criswell
Buckholts
Texas
J. B. Rector
Temple
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Worms in Children
Old advertisement claims many children with worms have poor blood and stomach disturbances. It promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a two to three week remedy to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the system and says it will expel worms and restore health. Priced at 60 cents per bottle.
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Grove
Milano social notes and local business changes
Mrs Ollie Williams visited her mother Mrs Shafner in Milano this week. Mrs Ophelia Miller returned to Houston Friday from Milano. Buffs win nine straight and lift Houston standings. Mrs Burdick of Taylor visited her parents the Hugoks. Leon Peeples bought the Palace of Sweets from Miller and Son and J F Nelson bought Lone Star Restaurant from J W Thomas. Cemetery ladies hosted a working for the boys followed by an ice cream supper at the W O W Hall on May 21.
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Ophelia Miler
Milano
Houston
Leon Peeples
Palace of Sweets
Miller & Son
J. F. Nelson
J. W. Thomas
W. O. W. Hall
Milans Delegation Skeptical on Cotton Situation
Rev. J. W. Roeber preached at the Nazarene church. Milano attendees appeared at Col. Ousley's Farm Bureau meeting Saturday. The writer notes unfamiliar farm success and doubts Milano's remaining delegation is vitally interested in the cotton issue.
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J. W. Roeber
The
Nazarene Church
Milano
Col. Ousley
Farm Bureau
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Vitality
An advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic purifies the blood and cleanses sickness. It asserts immediate effects of strength and invigoration with a price listed as 0c.
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Strenth
Branchville farmers rally amid crop gains and pool profits
The Branchville community reports a strong farming week with rising yields and higher prices from the first cotton pool. Local activity includes social visits to Mrs. Bonds and Mrs. Tyson, a large A Y L I Club gathering, and a Cameron speech by Col. Clarence Ousley. Sunday Schools draw their best turnout since the new one opened.
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Branchville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Naomi Criswell
Waco
Estelle Harris
Holland
Tom Allen
Joe Wiliams
Grover Williams
Temple Sanitarium
J. C. Williams of
Denison
John Lupton
Santa Fe
Ophelia Guess of
Rogers
Mrs. T. J. Harris
Dallas
Brother Talley
A. J. Smith
John A. Smith
John A. Jr
Steger
Will Looney
A. & M. College
Ab Harlan
Milano News
Ollie Williams
Shafner
Mrs. Burdick of
Taylor
Mrs
W. F. Hugoks
Hunt
Pace-Marshall Drug CO
Caroline Griffith
New Herley Theater
Vera Gordon
Alace Lake
Norma Talmadge
the New Hefley Theater
Belive
Green
Smith & Sons
Roy Yates
J. O. Roark
Scott Bonds
O. A. Tyson
Mr. Arnold Whatley
Mrs. Whatley
J. C. Roark
Maysfield
Fred Smith
A. Y. L. I. Club
Port Sullivan
Hearne
Bryan
Smith
Col
Clarence Ousley
Cameron
Brother Cockerell
New Perfection
Florence
Detroit
Haynes Mattress
Exchance Furniture Co
A. Marek
L. D. Blackwell
Chichesters Pills
Orman
Alweys
Goodyear Tires
Tomers
Chambers-Hefley
Goodyear
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
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