Cranfills Gap News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Death
Willie Stevens of Hamilton visited Cranfills Gap on Monday. Arlington resident Dude Cox stayed with his parents on Boggy last week. Clyde Bronstad returned in uniform with an honorable discharge. Otto Pederson moved near Norse. Mrs Pedersons family to stay briefly before moving to their farm near Ringness. Dr C M Coston and Vernon from Ireland visited, noting flu cases. Mrs John Ringness died suddenly at home. Mr and Mrs J J Applewhite of Hamilton visited at Dr Applewhite’s home. Mrs J M Stevens returned from Rockwall.
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Cranfills Gap
Willie Stevens
Hamilton
Dude Cox
Arlington
Will Cox
Clyde Bronstad
Otto Pederson
Norse
Peder
Byrne systems of bookkeeping and shorthand sell modern training
A Tyler Commercial College catalog touts Byrne bookkeeping and shorthand as faster, cheaper paths to higher pay. It compares old methods to new automotive progress, claims large enrollment, and invites readers to request a free catalogue from Tyler, Texas.
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Mars
Byrne
Tyler Commercial College
America
Tyler
Texas
Grandchild of the Male Persuasion Celebrated at Home
The eldest son of Mr and Mrs Rufe Cranfill born December 31 is noted as the family grandchild. Citizens visited Hamilton to view a train arrival. J R Oglesby reports from Germany sleeping on a German bed. J B Coston helped amid a flu case. Fred Lunberg family visited Mrs Martin Mickelson near the Gap. Joe Gustison could not repair the school roof due to rain. Jack Collier returns to the Gap after Clifton stay and plans to move house. Mack Shipp purchases Otto Pederson’s stake in the local roller mill, which resumes flour production after a year’s closure.
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Rufe Cranfill
Hamilton
Will Oglesby
J. R. Oglesby
Germany
J. B. Coston
Ohio
Will
Fred Lunberg
Martin Mickelson
Gap
Joe Gustison
Meridian
Jack Collier
Clifton
Mack Shipp
Otto Pederson
Idle freight cars dot Texas yards as shipping dulls
In Texas yards many idle freight cars stand as shipping remains unusually dull in the Southwest. Federal manager J. B. Pyeatt says in his district alone about 6,000 cars are idle while activity is expected to pick up once construction returns to normal.
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Texas
Pyeatt
Southwest
Dallas News
Chamberlain's Tablets Relief for Indigestion and Constipation
Cham berlain s Tablets ease indigestion and constipation by strengthening the stomach and aiding natural function. Indigestion often comes with constipation and worsens it. these tablets promote a gentle bowel movement to relieve the blocked condition.
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Chamberlain
Two Ford Touring Cars For Sale By J W Butler
Two Ford touring cars in excellent condition offered by J W Butler. Wants to sell one or both, accepts a good note on long time and may negotiate. tfc
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J. W. Butler
Tfc
Cured at a Cost of 25 Cents in Mattoon
Mrs Robert Allison recalls relief from chronic indigestion and constipation after eight years in Mattoon. She says frequent headaches dizziness and chest pressure vanished after one bottle of Chamberlains Tablets leaving her feeling markedly improved.
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Mattoon
Robert Allison
Lir
Chamberlain
Self Made Man and the Toll Gates on the Road to Success
A reflective saying notes that success involves passing many toll gates. It emphasizes perseverance and the effort required to achieve goals through obstacles and costs along the path to achievement.
Weekly Health Talks About The Kidneys
A health column explains kidney disease risks and symptoms. It notes kidneys filter poisons from blood, and uric acid can spread causes like rheumatism and back pain. It promotes Anuric tablets from Dr. Pierce of Buffalo and guidance on diet and living to reduce uric acid.
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Stone
Bright
Pierce
Buffalo
WN. C
Robe
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Clifton, Texas
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Ford Excellence
A. G. Gilliam
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