Local Notes Stirring at Lineville and Glenloch
Mrs. Matthews of Texas guests sister Mrs. F M Bonner this week. Willie Jackson expresses deep gratitude for kindness after his house burned. Dora Mitchell visits relatives near Bowdon. J H Jackson visits sister R L Worley. Howard Hardigree and Frank Brown hosted by Jimmie Mitchell and Parrie Yarbrough. Glenloch farmers harvest pocks. O M B Taylor and Clara Taylor visit Bill Howard. A L Kuglar visits and leads local school. O M B Taylor works on roads. plans to go into business after holidays. Isaac Usmlin moves back to Glenloch. Malone and Opal Huff visit aunt Eugenia Ward near Lowell. L J Huffman drives beef cattle. Leonard a hustler. J J Huffman pleased with new home. Christmas tree planned for Christmas Day.
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Mrs. Matthews
Texas
F. M. Bonner
R. Willie Jackson
Dora Mitchell
Bowdon
J. H. Jackson
Glenloch
0. M. B. Taylor
Clara Taylor
Bill Howard
A. L. Kuglar
O. M. B. Taylor
Candy social and gatherings in Eureka community
Reports describe candy pulling at A L Garrett and W J Windom homes with good attendance. Several residents visit relatives in Heard County and Carrollton. Noted misfortune of George Crumbley after a fall from a fence. Plus singing events and illness among residents including Bernice Windom.
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A. L. Garrett
Ruth Garrett
Heard County
Ora
20Ra Burson
W. J. Windom
George Crumbley
Will Ashmore
Rubyn
Ronald Smith
H. H. Robinson
Patrie
Aunice Windom
Carollton
Pope Garrett
Sam Ashmore
Allie Cree
James Ashmore
G. J. Cree
Bowdon
Rhonald Smith
Burwell
Emma Windom
Jimime Lee
H. F. Windom
Bernice Windom
Alexander Offers Near City Lot House For Sale
A real estate notice states a buyer can purchase a property valued at 3000 dollars for 2000 dollars. The listing describes a five room house with bath and sleeping porch on a 100 by 200 foot lot close in. Payment is half cash with the balance due in five years.
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Alexander
Why a Farmer Should Deposit His Money
Farmers are urged to open bank accounts and use checks. A hardware merchant explains that paying by check signals business seriousness and clear records, while cash deposits complicate tracking. The piece urges depositing all crop money before paying debts.
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Farmer
Hamp Williams
Arkansas
Make Your Town Famous for Southern Trees
The Progressive Farmer urges Southern towns to form civic leagues to beautify communities by planting distinctive Southern trees. Favor crape myrtle, magnolias, live oaks, mimosa, pecan, and long leaf pine, making towns known as Land of the Crape Myrtle and linking place names to iconic regional flora.
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South
Tokyo
Charleston
Jericho
Old
Bankers urged to lend to boys and farmers for stock
Hamp Williams argues in the Progressive Farmer that bankers should extend credit beyond daily balances. He says lending to boys in pig clubs and to farmers to buy improved stock could yield social gains and profits, with examples of small loans teaching entrepreneurship and potential larger returns.
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Hamp Williams
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