Community Notes From Baggett Area Include Events And School Finals
Baggett community life centers on dances, church gatherings, and school events. Prof. John Gray and Prof. Jim Collins are praised for teaching quality at Holcomb and Democrat schools amid young people activities and weekend entertainments. The item notes new cars purchased by Roy Stephens and W D Alexander, plus local sales and a livestock trade offer.
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Holcomb
Mercers Gap
John Gray
Ile
Comanche
Democrat
Jim Collins
Jim
Comanche Hig School
We Want to Buy Cotton Seed and Shoes
We will buy Higginbothams cotton seed and Boys English Walker Oxfords offered at Slider and Lacy's. The notice signals a purchase interest and local merchant listing for items.
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Higginbotham’s
Slider & Lacy’s
Slider & Lacy
Brysonville Residents Attend School Closing Exercise
A Brysonville group including Miss Mary Singleton, Vada and Maggie Bates visited J. H. Harris on Friday for a closing exercise. Relations mention routine planting, Easter Sunday rain, and visits among local families as the week ends.
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Mary Singleton
Vada
Maggie Bates
Brysonville
J. H. Harris
Mr. Sa
T Fayet
Wi. Neal
Tom Mason Sells Confectionery Stand in West Texas
Last Friday Tom Mason sold his confectionery to Jim Moody who will continue the business on the same line. Mason has run a popular stand since starting on Depot street and built a leading west Texas shop. He has not decided his next venture.
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Tom Mason
Jim Moody
Mr. Mason
Depot Street
West Texas
Mason
Go To Church Move Draws Record City Crowds
The Go To Church Move last Sunday drew overflowing crowds across the city with many churches filled beyond prior records. While not everyone attended, workers who promoted the effort are praised for its success.
Parcel Post Tea at Mrs Cox Home This Wednesday
The Christian Church ladies host a unique parcel post tea at Mrs Jim Cox home next Wednesday afternoon May 38 from 3 to 6 o'clock. Parcel post packages will be sold for twenty five cents each containing dainty trifles worth more than the price. All are invited.
Acme Binder Repairs in House Stock Display
Burks Mercantile Co reports a large in house stock of binder repairs and related supplies available locally. The display showcases a full range of items for quick service and customer convenience.
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Acme
Burks Mercantile Co
Graduating Class Stages A Trial of Hearts Play
The senior class of the high school presents the graduating play A Trial of Hearts under the management of Mrs. R. W. Scurry who has built a strong reputation for successful productions. Approximately thirty characters will be represented with the entire graduating class participating.
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R. W. Scurry
Fire destroys Garner home on Oil Mill Street
The Garner residence on Oil Mill street was found ablaze late Thursday night and burned completely. Firefighters reported the house was already engulfed when discovered, resulting in the loss of nearly all belongings. Charley Garner had recently remodeled the house.
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Chas
Garner
Oil Mill Street
Charley
Grand Stand Erection For Boll Weevil League
The Boll Weevil League begins building a municipal grand stand this week delayed by rain. About ten volunteers worked Tuesday morning to raise the framework and the project aims for a low admission fee and lasting town asset.
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Boll Weevil League
Stock Salt and A Car of Supplies at The Silver Moon
A notice announces stock salt just received for sale or shipment along with requests for butter and eggs. It mentions June corn for planting and a person named Slider Lacey connected to the listing.
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Lacey
Mary L. Smith Nominated for County Clerk Post
The notice highlights Mrs. Mary L. Smith as a candidate for County Clerk citing her clerical experience and efficient service in her current role. Also mentions Slider & Lacy promotions and Hensler potato slips for sale after May 15 in Comanche Texas.
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Mary L. Smith
Hensler
A. A
Comanche
Texas
City Council Elects Appointive Officers
At the regular meeting of the City Council on Monday night the council selected officers. R. O. West was named water commissioner, Wm. Myers street commissioner, and Robert Graham fire chief. A contract for another street light and railroad fares for the water commissioner and three firemen to conventions was approved. The highlight was an inaugural address by Dr. Rutherford.
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R. O. West
Wm. Myers
Robert Graham
Rutherford
Waco Boosters Visit Comanche May 11
A train load of Waco representatives will visit Comanche May 11 and spend a few hours in the city. They plan to discuss extending the motor car service from Hamilton to Comanche. New sport hats offered for girls and young women at 50 cents.
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Waco
Comanche
Hamilton
Sister Sue Pumps for Little Children and Big Girls
Burks Mercantile Co. offers Sister Sue pumps aimed at both young children and older girls in a local retail listing.
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Burks Mercantile Co
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Express
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
Baggett News
Hazeldell
Roy Stephens
Elna Johnson
Monie
Annie Rambo
W. D. Alexander
M. K. Witt
Jersey
Emory
Jerome McCarty
W. Thomas
T. M. Davis
Barney Davis
Joe Wagner
Tex
G. D. Edwards
John Deere
Neely-Harris-Cunningham Co
McCormick Corn Harvester
W. A. Lowe
Blanket
Holcomb School
John Neal
Odesme
Messrs
Ben
Joe Aldridge
Te Brothers
Parcel Post Tea
Rea’s
Rea
Stock Salt
Fat
Silver Moon Cafe
Mary Smith
Slider & Lacey
Elizabeth Rogers
City Council
VIA
North Texas
St. Louis and
Memphis
A. D. Bell
Geo. D. Hunter
Fasserger
Dallas
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