Gatesville Epworth League District Conference at Crawford
The Gatesville Epworth League District Conference met in Crawford Texas May 5 6 and 7 with opening services Friday at 3 PM and speakers including Joe Summers and Rev G F Winfield. Fourteen Crawford youths joined the Senior League, a Junior League was organized, installations and pledges followed, and resolutions urged pastors to involve youth and sustain district leadership. Clifton was named next meeting site.
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Gatesville League District
Crawford
Texas
Joe Summers
Little City
Reo. W. S. P
Mary L. Willis
Moody
Joe Loper
Clifton
G. F. Winfield
Copperas Cove
Christ
Meridian College
Moody League
Hooker
Epworth League
Gatesville
Gerald Johnson
League
Wolf Attacks Child in Ballinger Texas
A four year old boy, Milton Woodson, was savagely bitten on the face neck and ear after a pet wolf escaped its tether on a Ballinger sidewalk near the Central hotel. A drummer stopped the attack by kicking the wolf. doctors say the child will recover. The wolf was later captured and turned over for exhibition to a pack of wolves. The incident followed by public notices include a lengthy 1911 citation by publication from Bosque County courts.
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Ballinger
Texas
Milton
E. E. Woodson
Central Hotel
District Conference to Convene at Copperas Cove
Be read at the District Conference which convenes at Copperas Cove. Signed by W.S. P. McCullough Emanuel Chance Ethel King Carrie Swilling District Secy.
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Copperas Cove
W.S. P. McCullough
Emanuel Chamce
Ethel King
Carrie Swilling
Secy
Notice of Suit in Bosque County Justice Court 1911
The State of Texas Justice Court May Term 1911 requires Sheriff or Constable to summon J G Gibson of Bosque County Clifton to appear on May 26 before the Justice Court. Show Bros sues for two promissory notes dated June 9 1910 totaling 26 07 with 10 percent interest liquidated damages and attorneys fees. Plaintiffs demand judgment for principal interest damages costs and relief. Witness dated May 1911 precinct No Bosque County Texas. TM
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State of
Texas
Justice Court
Bosque County
Bosque
C. A
Clifton
Show Bros
C. A. Weeks
J. K. McSpappen
J. P
State of Texas
Justice Court of Precinct No
T. J. Linville
J. K. McSpeapprmn
J. P. Precinct No
J. G. Gibson
iTexas
Patchwork Pants and a Subscribe Dilemma
A satirical notice laments unpaid subscriptions leaving trousers patched and worn. It urges readers to send in their mite despite fall ahead, and cites a correspondent asking when to use shall versus should, hinting at clarity in usage.
Several Texas items touch communities and ships
Mary Hecht of St Thomas Station in Missouri regains speech at her dying sister’s bedside after two years of mute. battleships Minnesota and Vermont sail from Philadelphia for the Gulf, with Pensacola Mobile Bay and Galveston on a visit list. California bankers back postal banks to curb hoarding. Cunningham Sugar refinery reopens after remodeling for steady runs this year. Marshall Missouri and Neodesha Kansas firms to open Texarkana branch costing about 30000 dollars with 2000 dollar payroll. Hamlin parks named Shannon Park in honor of first mayor W T Shannon, funded by Orient Railway. Ground broken for Waxahachie Federal building. Gregg County boosts a 150000 dollar road bonds campaign. Lub bock bank rises in a modern six story building. Hamlin enforces uniform awning rules without posts. Bowie hosts the state’s largest chicken ranch with incubator for 36000 eggs and thousands of chickens. May 20 election for sidewalk law slated with expected broad support. Paris depot mosaic tiling to finish this week leaving minor work.
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Mary Hecht
St Thomas Station
St. Louis
Minnesota
Vermont
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Gulf of Mexico
Pensacola
Fla
Mobile Bay
Galveston
California
Cunningham Sugar Company
Land Milling Company
Marshall, Mo
Neodesha
Kan
Texarkana
Hamlin
Shannon Park
W. T. Shannon
Orient Railway Company
Waxahachie
Gregg County
Citizens National Bank of
Bowie
Aeces
Union
Paris 6
Waco Man Pardoned by Governor After Gaming Conviction
Governor grants full pardon to Harry Parshall of Waco who began a two year term for permitting gaming on his premises. Prominent Waco citizens and groups like the Elks and Knights of Pythias pressed for clemency. Judge Davidson wrote a strong dissent when the conviction was affirmed.
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Austin
Tex
Harry Parshall
Waco
Parshall
the Elks
Knights of Pythias
Davidson
Court of Criminal Appeals
Foley Kidney Remedy Reported By Satisfied User
M N George of Liondale Alabama suffered kidney trouble for years. After starting Foley Kidney Remedy, within three days the back pain eased and kidney action improved. He recommends Foley Kidney Remedy and cites personal benefit via City Drug Store source.
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M. N. George
Liondale
Ala
City Drug Store
Railsback Family Arrives From Cleburne to Open Wal nut Springs
The Railsbacks, arriving this week from Cleburne, plan to make Walnut Springs their future home. Mr. Railsback intends to open a grocery business in the city, and residents welcome the new family to town.
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H. Railsback
Cleburne
Walnut
In The Wake of the Measles
The little son of Mrs. O. Palmer of Little Rock Arkansas suffered severe cough after measles. She reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured him completely and he has not been troubled since. The label warns against substitutes and notes the genuine in the yellow package sold by City Drug Store.
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Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Co
Gatesville Epworth League
Wolf Attacks
McKinley
Alfred Canuteson
Ng Jess
Oscar J. Rea & Co
Foley
Remey
Maddin & Smith
Norse
Summers & Pearson’s Barber Shop
Brantley & Forson
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