Public Servants Day at Cotton Palace in Waco Promises History
Texas officials from governor Ferguson to future office seekers are invited to attend Public Servants Day at the Cotton Palace in Waco on November 19. Prominent past and current leaders including Gov. Ferguson, Lt. Gov. Hobby, and Dallas Mayor Lindsley are slated to appear, with hundreds already accepting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Cotton Palace
People of
Ferguson
United States
Gov. J. FE. Ferguson
W. P. Hobby
C. B. Colquitt
Tom Pall
John Henry Kirby
George Riddle
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Mooris Sheppard
R. L. Henry
Allison Masfield
A. B. Davidson
P. F. Looney
J. D. Savers
Earle B. Mayfield
John W. Woods
Lindsley
Dallas
Cotton Palace Dog Show set to wow South Waco
Over 500 dogs from diverse breeds will be exhibited at the Cotton Palace in Waco Texas. Chicago judge Dr George W Clayton will preside ensuring a fair and high class event promising to outshine any prior dog show in the region.
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Cotton Palace
Waco
Texas
South
George W. Clayton
Chicago
America
Clayton
Local residents and visits note Cameron area activities
Locals and visitors frequent Cameron with mentions of J L Kirk selling wood in town and trips to Waco Dallas and Austin. Highlights include Mrs Edna Trigg and Miss Edna McElroy visiting, Judge Bailey and Dr Denson in town, and lumber supply from Grant Lumber Co. A Cameron football squad traveled to Waco, and various residents were seen at shows, schools, and on business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Bailey
Ben Arnold
Cameron
Texans Rescued by Wonderful Remedy
Community notices mention seed oats for sale at 50 cents per bushel from John Gandy and social visits around Cameron. Advertising touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and digestive disorders with testimonials from Houstonians and Laredo residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gandy
South
Mayr
T. B. Goodpasture
Sabine St
Houston
Texas
B. L. ‘'Randell
Laredo
Fifteen Thousand Woodmen Expected to Attend Texas Rally
A record W O W rally is planned for Thursday November 18 at the Cotton Palace in Waco Texas. Officials say over 15000 Woodmen of the World members from across the state will attend with special trains arranged from Cleburne and Tyler. A big program includes parades drills speeches and cash prizes for camps bands and groups.
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Texas
Cotton Palace
Waco
Texa
Woodmen of
Santa Fe
Cleburns
Cotton Belt
Tyler
South
Will Fraser
W. C
Woodcraft
Eighth
Washington
Cotton Palace Management
Uniform Bank
Woodmen Circle
J. D. Alexander
J. Flood
J. K. Streckber
WH. Davis
Cotton Palace Exhibition Premiums Drive Attention in Waco
In Waco Texas the Cotton Palace promotes its high exhibitor premiums, inviting readers to request a free catalog and premium list by mail from the secretary. The notice emphasizes top national showing incentives for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Southwest
Cotton Palace
The
New Lot Arrives at Store with Ladies Hand Bags
A large shipment includes ladies hand bags neckwear and I completed with black braids fur dress buttons. Holiday assortment of ladies handkerchiefs is now on sale.
Complete Line of Fay Hose for Boys and Girls
New Fay Hose offers a pull on waist line without garters for children up to 8 1 2. Button waist design provides secure fit and eliminates hose supporters. Mothers increasingly purchase this practical style for everyday wear.
Slankets and Comforts Displayed in Cameron Store
The store advertises the largest selection of bankets and comforts in Cameron. Blankets are priced from 75c to $12.50 and comforts from $1 to $5.00. Shoppers are urged to view the full line.
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Cameron
Liberty Bell Visits Waco for Woman's Day at Cotton Palace
The Liberty Bell, famed for announcing America's independence, will arrive in Waco on Wednesday November 17 for Woman's Day at the Cotton Palace. Officials anticipate a record crowd and may close schools to allow all to view the relic before it returns to Philadelphia. The bell weighs 2080 pounds and measures 12 feet around the lip with a 3 feet 2 inch clapper.
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Waco
Texas
Cotton Palace
McLennan
Philadelphia
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. W. Clayton
J. L. Kirk
Mr. and
Mrs. Dorsett
Edna Trigg of
Liberty
R. T. Cooper of
Maystfield
Charlie McDermott
Dallas Fair
J. L. Elmore
Bryant Station
J. E. Hill of
Buckholts
Joe Royall
String Prairie
W. E. Massey of
Sharp
County
Edna McElroy
C. M. Hollowell
Jones Prairie
Claude Franklin
Thorndale
Tom Denson
Lane Denson
Austin
Mr. Hillery Stedman
Citizen’s Nat’l. Bank
Grant Lumber Co
Hugh Lomey
Branchville
Emmett Barmore
Curro
Allen Hooks
Bryan
Mallie White
Amarillo
Ella R. Hooks
Martha Lee
Walter J. Murrah
Plains
John L. Denson
Chas. Green
Hefley Heights
Reed
Rotan Grocery Company
Chamberlains
T. S. Henderson
O. L. Kidd
Lyles and
Lyles
Court of Criminal Appeals
Mrs. Burnett
Cameron Route 4
W. S. Pool
Hallie Chamberlain
Abernathy
Wm. Henderson
Everett Phillips
Messrs
Harvey Goudy
Lester Slaughter
Dan G. Davis
L. S. Dilworth
Sharpe
J. O. Hughes
Buckholts School
W. A. Denson
Olive Walker
Ft. Worth
Mrs
Robert Todd
Tracy
Ruth Wiley
C. W. Strauss
Patrick McKinney, Sr
Patrick McKinney Jr
Oakville
Ben L. Grimes
Carlsbad
Onan
Fay Hose
B. J. Baskin & Sons
No-Tsu-Oh
L. H. Sparra
Cameron, Tex
Renance
Bell
Weepon
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