Figures on eight Texas towns announced by Census Bureau
Washington reports eight Texas towns and four counties shown in the Census Bureau release. Gorman leads with 8,200 people up 232.3 percent since 1910. other towns listed include Henrietta, Petrolia, Jacksboro, Brownsville, Snyder, Seymour, and Memphis with various gains and losses. County figures cover Baylor Hall Scurry and Crockett with recent increases and declines. Population details also note Kenner Gretna Breaux Bridge and St Martinsville in Louisiana, plus Maine and Bucyrus records. Population of Marlin Texas to be announced tomorrow at 10:30. Ballard's Snow Liniment promotes itself for skin issues.
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Washington
Texas
Gorman
Henrietta
Petrolia
Jacksboro
Brownsville
Snyder
Seymour
Memphis
Baylor
Hall County
Hall
Scurry
Crockett
Louisiana
Kenner
Gretna
Breaux Bridge
St. Martinsville
State of Maine
Bucyrus
Ohio
Marlin
Probate notice in Milam County for George Marak estate
Antonia Marak files in Milam County Court for probate of the will of George Marak deceased and appointment of administratrix with Letters Testamentary. Hearing set for Oct 2 1920 at Cameron Court House. interested parties may contest under penalty of law. Issued by Will T. Yates Milam County Clerk.
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State OF Texas
Milam County
Milam
Texas
George Marak
Antonia Marak
A. D
Cameron
Will T. Yates
Katryn K. Robbins
San Gabriel Gossip Highlights Local Movers and Visits
Sheriff Blaylock of Cameron visited the village last Thursday and left for Palestine Sunday after a week with local relatives. Ruth Kirkman went to Baylor in Waco for summer commencement and to resume studies. Clyde Moseley visited Austin, and Mr. Murray from Cameron was in San Gabriel. Rev. Ferguson of Thorndale preached at the San Gabriel church. Tom Felton Jr., John Woody, and Roland Lawson enjoyed a Sunday afternoon ride in Taylor. Cora Kirkman spent the weekend with Waco relatives, and Will Lee drove to Belton on Monday.
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Sheriff Blaylock
Cameron
Woody
Palestine
Ruth Kirkman
Baylor
Waco
Clyde Moseley
Austin
Mr. Murray
San Gabriel
Rev
Ferguson
Thorndale
San Gabriel Church
Tom Felton, Jr
John Woody
Roland Lawson
Taylor
Harry Woody
Ira V
Mary Richardson
Lola Mae Richardson
Houston
Belton
Teachers’ Institute
John Brock
Robert Pickett
Ed Kirkman
Seth Moseley
L. Goss
Lola Kirkman
Brady
Milano News Local notes and social updates
Milano News reports on court activity in Sand Grove with cattle dipping law disputes appealed to the County Court. Edna and Walton Douthit visit Milano, the school principal and teachers attend Belton institute, and several locals travel to Cameron Thorndale and Brady. Mentions of veterans, weather, a restaurant with a $90 cash day, and local ads for Herbine medicine and Goodrich tires.
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Sand Grove
Walton Douthit
the State University
Edna Douthit
Rockdale
Milano
Douthit
Belton
Graham
Cameron
Korak Wonder promotes remedies for various ailments
An advertisement for Korak Wonder and Korak Oil touts cures for stomach and bowel troubles chills fever rheumatism and general pain in people and animals. Sold by Avera Reed Palace Drug Store in Cameron Texas with explicit claims of five day fever relief and pain stopping effects.
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Pace-Marshall Drug Co
Rucker
Avera & Reed
Palace Drug Store
Cameron, Texas
Bromo Quinine Tablets Sold With Grove Signature
A box labeled Bromo Quinine bears the signature of W Grove on the label. The description notes the box removes colds cause grip and influence laxative bromine tablets.
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W. Grove
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Census Bureau
Ballard
Mrs. J
Cora Kirkman
Will Lee
Chas. Howes
Mr. Emerson Thweatt
Howard Marshall
Milano School
C. L. Shelby
The
Baptist Church
Jodie Campbell
Little River
Joe Yeager
W. A. Ashley
Mount Vernon
John Ford
Tennesssee
Goodrich
Wilkerson Bros
Korak Wonder
Goodyear
Ford
Chevrolet
Maxwell
Chambers-Hefley Motor Co
Chichesters Pills
Chi-Chesters Diamond Brrand
Chi-Chestev
Alwave
Overland
Dort
Goodyear Tires
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