Dublin News Briefs Report Local Events and Death
April 20 notes Mrs S H Priddy in Dublin for her parents visit. Richard Williamson dies at 3 p m Monday at his son John Williamson's home from Brights disease and heart trouble. S W Haggard visits Proctor. Trades Day attendees include N R Ritchie J R Ritche G D Haggard W A Miller and W W Reed. Fort Worth visitor Dan Rowe calls on Ina Hartson. Comanche guests E H Ranhut family visit J M McCrary and sisters. Pecan Growers' School trip to Clyde. Clara McCrary visits A F Gaines Macksville. Clara and Winnie McCrary attend a Galloway singing near Energy. About 40 organize Union Sunday School at the schoolhouse with Geo Matthews as chairman J A Burton Supt Nell Hartson Secretary L T Leslie Winnie McCrary Mrs S T Miller Mrs G D Haggard teachers. Meeting set for Sundays at 10 a m.
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Richard Williamson
John Williamson
Bright
S. W. Haggard
Proctor
Messrs
N. R. Ritchie
J. R. Ritchie
G. D. Haggard
W. A. Miller
W. W. Reed
Dan Rowe
Fort Worth
Ina Hartson
E. H. Ranhut
Comanche
J. M. McCrary
Mesdames
L. D. Smith
R. F. Lee
Clyde
Pecan Growers’ School
Clara McCrary
A. F. Gaines
Macksville
Clara
Winnie McCrary
Galloway
Geo. Matthews
J. A. Burton
Nell Hartson
L. T. Leslie
T. Miller
Ostrich farmers seek 26 percent plume rise in South Africa
South African ostrich ranchers aim to boost plume quills by as much as 26 percent with mating programs at Grootfontein School of Agriculture. Professor Pycraft doubts the possibility noting the wing quill numbers and wing degeneration. About 1,000,000 birds on African farms produce exported feathers valued around $15,000,000.
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W. P. Pycraft
Grootfontein School of Agriculture
Pycraft
Mustrated
London News
Ballard's Horehound Syrup and Pepper Plaster Duo
A chest tightness and dry cough signal lung inflammation. Ballard's Horehound Syrup eases the tightness and includes a free Herrick's Red Pepper Plaster to draw out inflammation, marketed as ideal for curing colds settled in the lungs. Sold by Paris Smith.
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Ballard
Herrick
Paris Smith
Reno vine Heart Nerve Tonic Promoted
A tonic named Reno vine claims to fix weak, fainting hearts and hysterics. Priced at 50e and $1.00, it is marketed as a heart and nerve remedy.
Bal lard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Relief
In damp chilly weather demand grows for Ballard's Snow Liniment as many rely on its reputed relief for rheumatic aches and pains. Paris Smith sells the product to customers ready to apply at the first twinge.
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Ballard
Paris Smith
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