Community Notes From Shiloh Area
Light showers aided gardens while residents report health good. Visitors include Henry Tate at Mrs. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Northcutt with Elmer, and Sam Wynn with his mother in Comanche. Local travels feature Garge Mastys to Duly and Luther Masters visiting Brown. Public hats advertised by Slider & y.
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Shiloh
Sliger
Henry Tate
Rch
Roberts
W. F. Batton
Hazel
R. Aid
Roy Northcutt
Elmer
Raymond Stiffler
Sam Wynn
Add
Henry Gore
Garge Mastys
Duly
Ee Luther Masters
Brown
A. T. Perry
Comanche
Barris Roberts
Hicks Corner Social Ties Highlight Local Visits
Miss Selah Hicks and sisters Floy and Myrtle visited Sammie Bowman family Saturday. John Summers and baby stayed near Vandyke, with his wife Sunday. T C Ross and Jewel visited Aunt Mary Bowman. Bertha and Florence Law with Lyma and Jewel Ross Sunday night. Several attended a Cross Roads baseball game.
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W. A. Wagner
Bell Denval
Gustine
Verda Coker
Bessie Dlanes
Frank McDaniel
Comanche
D. M. Hicks
Grandma Ross
Abilene
Grandma Carmichael
Fulmer Carmichael
J. W. Fagan
Earl Barfield
T. C. Ross
Esther Hicks
Lyma
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Comanche Resident
A Comanche citizen Mrs. W. E. Dupuy reports back pain dizziness and headaches eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills cure kidney trouble and urges buying Doan's Kidney Pills at 50 cents from dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Comanche
W. E. Dupuy
Doan
Cemetery Working at Shiloh Cemetery May Day
Notice requests all interested to be present on the first Saturday in May at Shiloh Cemetery. Bring dinners and prepare to spend the day.
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Shiloh
Men’s Summer Union Suits Sale at Slider and Lacy
The store offers men’s summer union suits priced at 50 cents 75 cents one dollar and 125 dollars. The advertisement highlights a range of affordable undergarments available at Slider & Lacy.
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Slider & Lacy
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages by taking it internally and acting through the blood. The advertisement claims to strengthen constitution and enable nature to fight the disease. A $100 reward is offered for proof to the contrary.
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Hall
Local notes register rain and community events in Gap area
An Egat of rain fell Tuesday morning easing small grain concerns as other crops were in fair condition. Local residents attend burials, musical gatherings, and school events. a fire at the May school building remains under investigation. Several visits, travels, and family gatherings are noted alongside plans for a Friday night school exhibition.
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Coppers
Gap
E. A. Reece
Comanche
H. B. Jones
W. H. Young
Duce Dane
Stag Creek
Nettie Steele
Tom Nabers
Grand Jury
J. F. Murphy
Ivy Garrison
Stephenville
Henry Lewis
Ritchey
L. G. White
Jim Acers
Nettie
Harmony
C. J. Graham
Rev. Lewis
Mattie Gill
E. V. Gill
Borabinson
Tnce
Don’t Take Calomel Dodson’s Liver Tone Promises Help
A 19th century style advertisement warns against calomel to cleanse the liver and touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative. It claims calomel causes salivation and illness, while Liver Tone starts the liver gently and leaves you feeling well. It also notes the product is safe for children and is sold for 50 cents a bottle.
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Dodson
Oak Grove Farmers Busy Planting in Fine Weather
Oak Grove residents report pleasant skies as farmers plant food crops. The scene centers on J. H. Larogue and local agricultural activity, noting widespread farming momentum amid the mild climate.
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J. H. Larogue
Safe Medicine for Children Cough Remedy Trustworthy
Is it safe to give to children and contains no opium or narcotics. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has long been a favorite with mothers of young children because it is pleasant to take and suitable for both children and adults. Useful for coughs colds and croup and obtainable everywhere.
Siloam cemetery working crowd and social events
Macksville reports a large crowd at Siloam cemetery working Saturday with many foods and activities. The young people enjoyed last week’s amusements. Socials occurred at Jess Ites, A L McDonald's, Hubert Wyches, and W J Barnett's, with a Sunday singing at W C Barnett's. J R Heyes and family visited W C Hawkins, and Mr Clee Wilson and Miss Ophie Holland married Saturday night.
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Jessites
A. L. McDonald
Carlton
C. C. Barnetts
Freezone promises quick corn relief says Cincinnati expert
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a painless remedy for corns and calluses. He claims a few drops applied to tender skin stop soreness, dry the corn, and lift it away without irritation. A small bottle is inexpensive and widely available at drug stores.
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Cincinnati
Local notes and social updates in Beattie column
Beattie notes community excitement over the looming war. Mrs Clements and Miss Jewell return from Waco visits. Young folks enjoyed a singing at Mrs Warrens with Grace and Dave Smith attending. Uncle Ike Warren returns from Hamlin and Miss Byrd Fields comes home from relatives near Haskell.
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Beattie
Bereavement and school notices from Soda Springs region
The community extends sympathy for a brother ill and called to rest Monday afternoon. Miss Minnie Black visited Mr and Mrs Redwine Saturday night. Several locals attended the closing exercises of the Soda Springs school Friday afternoon. the school will last two weeks longer.
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Minnie Black
Redwine
Soda Springs
Heart and Nerve Tonic Offered By Reno Vine Cure
Weak and faintlyailing patients may certify relief by Reno vine tonic for heart and nerves. Price 50c and 1.00. Possible claims of weakness reduced and nerves steadied with tonic sale.
Card of Thanks from Anderson Sisters
We thank all who supported us during our father’s illness and death. Your loving sympathy and floral tributes are deeply appreciated. May God’s richest blessing be upon you all. Anderson Sisters.
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Anderson Sisters
McGees Baby Elixir A Remedy For Infant Bowels
A historical advertisement touts McGees Baby Elixir as a genuine remedy for stomach and bowels disorders in infants. It claims quick action, purity, wholesomeness, and pleasant taste with bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents, sold by H. P. Smith.
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McGee
P. Smith
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