Will Collins Caught After Narrow Escape in Texas
Sheriff Arriett returned from Waxahachie with Will Collins, jailed on a murder allegation sauced to a Robertson county case, after early reports tied him to Jim Williams’s death near Cameron. A search spanned Ellis and surrounding counties as officers pursued a fugitive who claimed innocence and referenced an old Mills County killing.
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Arriett
Waxahachie
Will Collins
Collins
Richard
Bear Creek
Boles
Lula Williams
Colling
Collings
Avriett
Ellis County
Liberty
Collina
Millste County
Robertson County
Williams
Wight
Fragmentary Text Yet Ailing Insight Emerges
The readable fragments describe pains yielding to a penetrating scan and nerve effects from a scorched area. References to authorities or names are unclear, with scattered mentions of properties conveyed to the body and concerns over care. The text lacks a clear narrative or identifiable events.
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Ae Two
A. Thgusaa
Sera
Notion on Coal Orders and Local Contacts
Fragmentary notice cites coal orders and a reference to Slo Comb’s restaurant with a phone number 51 and a residence contact J. H. McLerran.
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Slocomb
J.H. McLerran
For Sale Five Hundred Bushels and Pigs Offered
For sale five hundred bushels of fred rustinafs and forty five center per a Ali some se regietor Poland China pigs. Located six miles north of Camera Maral 1941 Wy PPA rR.
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Fred Rustinafs
Poland
Camera
Maral
Farmer Jasper Shuffield Boosts April Cotton Crop Near Maysfield
Mr. Jasper Shuffield, a large Beat 2 farmer near Maysfield, reports better results from an April cotton planting. February and March plantings were light due to cold and a dry spring, with pests affecting early crops. The April crop grew quickly, outpacing the earlier plantings and yielding about a half bale per acre, suggesting April sowing would have produced a satisfactory season.
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Jasper Shuffield
Maysfield
Cameron
Acre
Ballards Horehound Syrup Praised by Kansas Reader
Mrs HW W Evans of Clearwater Kansas reports her husband suffered three months with quick consumption before Ballards Horehound Syrup cured him Six years later they keep a bottle in the house and say it has no equal for coughs and colds Sold by Geo A Thomas & Sons at 25e 50 cents and 1 00
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HW. W. Evans
Clearwater
Kan
Ballard
Geo. A. Thomas & Sons
Notice to Trespassers on Farm Enclosures
Notice posted on farm property warns that no hunting is permitted under penalty of law. J B Rogers signs the notice. Also included is an unrelated testimonial from Mrs Pilmer of Cordova praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a sale by Geo A Thomas & Sons.
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J. B. Rogers
Pilmer
Cordova
Chamberlain
Geo. A. Thomas & Sons
Milam County Law Enforcement Proud Over Arrest of Will Collins
Sheriff Arriett announces the capture of Will Collins in time for trial this term, presenting the act as a thanks to the community for support. He expresses belief Bob Todd will perform duty, and notes statewide recognition of Milam County law enforcement. Judge Scott attests to local option law enforcement in the county.
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Texas
Arriett
Will Collins
Bob Todd
Milam County
Scott
The Gagging the Stomach and Frog Anatomy Ad
Fragmentary OCR notes describe topics on stomach gagging, frog anatomy, hygiene, and life systems. Includes scattered references to brands, tastes, and a schedule mentioning a semester term.
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Botte
Little River Association Mission Report Highlights
The Little River Association notes a smaller turnout and some churches missing reports. Twenty five churches reported total assets of 57 460 and missions receipts totaling 8693.7 for the year with pastor changes and new calls under consideration. A Fifth Sunday meeting raised 54 20 in cash and pledges with 22 70 paid to date and funds directed to mission causes.
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Little River Association
Rockdale
Cameron
Buckner Orphan’s Home
Eahet
Lam Plas
Brothe Gilstrap
I‘letrap
Tts
Caldwell
J. Gates
Waco
J. M. Carroll
Baylor University
Shepherd
W. C. Hamil
Little River Church
Toie
Holy Spirit
Id. C. B. Williams
Stephensville
Texas
Walker
D. V
Clarkson
Macedonia
J. M. Rankin
Walker’s Creek
Brethern
Hen Arnold
Port Sullivan
C. W
Willa Gnee Desira
Luis
Ana Do Zo
Williame
Rockdrie
Aba
Hell
Evangelical Meeting At Rockdale Area Church House
A notice invites readers to a religious meeting at a Lewis school house six miles southeast of Rockdale. C D Whitman urges prayer for salvation of lost souls and asks believers to attend and support by reading specified Bible verses.
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Lewis School House
Rockdale
Christ
God
C. D. Whitman
Better Than Pills Stomach and Liver Tablets Promoted
The item announces Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as superior to ordinary cathartic pills by being easier to take and gentler in effect. It claims they move the bowels while improving appetite and digestion and notes sale at 25 cents per bottle by Geo A. Thomas & Sons.
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Chamberlain
Geo, A. Thomas & Sons
Favorite Prescription Promised Cure for Womanly Ills
A health advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for "poor health" in women. It claims restoration of appetite, relief from nervousness, and cure of uterine disorders with testimonial notes from J A Stearts and others, emphasizing its temperance formula free of narcotics.
Dr Pope Describes Vast St Louis Exposition Exhibits
Dr T A Pope freshly back from St Louis reports a vast exhibition with 20 buildings and acres of display space. He highlights medicine and preventive care in medical schools, Texas mineral and agricultural shows, and praises the management amid limited funding. He hints at many forgotten wonders and notes the impracticality of fully viewing the fair.
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T. A. Pope
St. Louis
China
Texas
Fragmented Herald Memoir Fragments Offer Limited Interest
Readable scraps from last week’s Herald are sparse and lack clear news value. The fragmentary text suggests editorial musings on space and reader engagement without concrete events or named individuals.
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Ined
The
Herald
One Minute Cough Cure Praised by Mothers
Mothers across the country praise One Minute Cough Cure for relief from coughs croup and whooping cough. A Chester Michigan postmaster recounts his child almost suffocating from croup but recovering quickly after use. The remedy claims to ease breathing reduce phlegm and remove lung strain and is sold by Geo A Thomas Sons.
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A. L. Spafford
Chester
Mich
Geo. A. Thomas & Sons
Rockdale Flower Show Aids School Library
In Rockdale Milam County the Rosanthemum Association hosts a two day flower show at City Hall on November 15 and 16 to benefit the school library. A Baby Show for county children under eighteen months follows at 3 p.m. on the 16th. Prizes awarded for chry santhemums roses and pot plants with amateur growers and county babies invited to compete.
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Rockdale
Milam County
James Hill
J. W. Clark
Chrisanthemum Association
Cause of Lockjaw and Its Cure Explained
The article explains that tetanus arises from a germ in street dirt that activates when trapped under skin from wounds. It claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm kills the germ and speeds healing, reducing recovery time, sold by Geo. A. Thomas & Sons.
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Geo. A. Thomas & Sons
Promad Ball Sees Local Social Roundup
Mr. Eddie Griggs returned from San Antonio to his home here. Miss Ora Lee Devers entertained friends midweek and Miss Chambers with Miss Boles visited Cameron before resuming school. Demamie Hall returned from the San Antonio fair and Temple circus sighting.
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Eddie Griggs
San Antonio
Ora Lee Devers
Miss Devers
Demamie Hall
Temple
Miss Chambers
Miss Boles
Cameron
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Pais
Hue Hepat
Pwsi
Pepe
Ieee
Ory
Associational Mission
Dep’t
J. A. Stearts
Yankee Jam
Clay Co
West Virginia
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Pope
Roockdale
Promad Ball
Bradfield
Nen
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