Comanche Deaths and Local Allegations In July News
Disjointed clippings report multiple deaths and political notes from Comanche and nearby areas. Mentions J W Reese, a lodge member, and a Democratic candidate in a tense election context. Includes fatal incidents around Long Lake and Granite City with names like Merle Huber and Fred Huber, and references to Mitch and Portales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sv. Louiso
Mood
Long Lake
Mitch
Merle Huber
Granite City
Jones
Ino Trades Reopens at New Corner Stand
A note from a business owner invites customers to visit a relocated stand three doors west of the First National Bank next to Show Bros. wagon yard. Wendt Bros. will operate a rear restaurant offering short orders to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Show Bros. Wagon Yard
First National Bank
Wendt Bros
Tragic drowning and a farm vacation tragedy reported
E L Ray of Clifton reports a teen girl fainting and a boy named Huber from Grants City High School drowning at Long Lake during a farm stay near Mitchell Il. The body was recovered after an hour with a rope wrapped around his shoulders. A local ad promotes Urino laxative and Foley's Kidney Care is sold nearby.
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Huber
Auicksands
Grants City
Mitchell, Il
Henry Stovall
Jeane Coling
Long Lake
Mean
Clifton Church Lot Donation Notice
To the White Citizens of Clifton we state we aim to set our church work right. Mrs Rockey Cook donated a lot free of charge to build a church upon with the understanding it should go under local church guidance and conditions.
Reform Faction Seeks New Leader as Church Stalls
A church records dispute describe members dissatisfied with Rev. 8 W Warmly, noting no sermons for about eight months and objections to building plans. They appealed to Missionary Hew J H Call for aid to rebuild, signing Sally Smith Rockey Con Prank Johnson and others.
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J H. Call
Tiv
Smith
Rockey
Prank Johnson
Jack Boyd
Jennie Boyd
Mathi
Georgia Sust
Emniti Malindy
Holliway
Sue Hollaway
Biles Ori Hibs Firnost
Siulth
S. Sargent
Record subscription rates and a testimonial ad
The Ft Worth Record offers daily and semi weekly subscriptions with yearly and short term rates. A reader named Mrs ALA Felton of Harriville New York praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as effective and mentions relief from headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Worth
Dr. King
Ala
Felton
Harriaville
N.Y
Life Hills
Farm for Sale on Branom River with Multiple Tracts
Property offers 780 acres in Greenock Texas along the Branom river with 125 cultivable iron land and about 100 tilled acres. One main home, two tenant houses, good water, wood, and grain land. Can be split into three farms. Also two Tennessee Jacks, two Jennets, and good work mules. Liberal price and terms. Mes. M. S. Lepewatam, Greenock, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenock
Branom
Ledenhan Wtock
Lepewatam
Texas
Two Boys Arrested In Santa Fe Wreck Probe
Galveston Texas July 27 Two bars of about 24 years old are under arrest on suspicion of involvement in the attempt to wreck the southbound Santa Fe passenger train in the yards here A third man believed to be a member of the gang is being searched for Officers say they are confident they have the right parties and are pursuing the remaining suspect The report mixes in stray ad copy and garbled lines from another source but the core says two youths face wrecking suspicions with a third man sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Prisoner Suicides and Medical Sales Promote Cures
Fragmentary OCR reports a prisoner suicide and a dubious medical remedy claim tied to a Silver City Carolina location. The piece claims Aburtin and Hexas brands with alleged 2 percent Daye do something on a Monday and promotes a tonic for various ailments. It mentions Dr. Harden and J. B. Odoma without clear context or dates.
Moody Merchants Organize in Moody Texas
Moody merchants form the Retail Merchants Association of Moody to affiliate with the State organization. Elected officers include J K Purifoy as president and 8 M Witt as vice president. Directors listed are A R Clay, LP Bailey, G S Wharton, J Buckner, and Ef Roode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Texas
TW Merchants of Moody
Principal Selected by School Board for Coming Year
The Haynt on Herald reports the school board chose C. G. Yarbrough of Tennessee as principal for the next year. He is described as a capable young man with strong endorsements. The notice includes other local items and advertisements mentioning remedies, funerals, and paint prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Yarbrough
Tennessee
Hayntton
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Ialoathy
Fisloy
Kran
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Brother Crown
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Mitchell
Fred Huber
E. L. Ray, Clifton
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Mound City
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LD. Townsend
M’gr
the Record
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Romine
Aubaea
Fuera
Silver City
Carolina
Harden
J. B. Odoma
Moody Merchants
Ira W. Kelley
Mansfeld
Foley
Shbatitubes
J. H. Odom
Drwayiss
J.T. Chambers
Ollie
Thorp Springs
F. E. Bennett
Near Walnut
John FE
Meridian
Hamilton Herald
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Alf
Ganuteson
Nore
Poe
James M. Robertson
Tomne
Morgan, Texas
Relector Brothers
Wasconette Mets
Dennis
Womack Bros
Propriete
Melmdian
A. Lindquest
Fricke’s
Pepartmeet
Pineure Pubruciee Caeicagd
Coleman Cottage
J.B. Coleman
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