Johnson Seeks Second Primary Nomination In District Attorney Race
G E B Johnson issues a public letter urging voters in Coryell, Hamilton and Comanche Counties to back him in the August 24 second primary for district attorney. He defends his record, pledges a clean campaign, blasts political rings, and appeals for support from women voters and friends across the three counties. He notes his district-wide lead in the first primary and asserts he will continue to run on merit and public service.
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Atorney
Coryell
Hamilton
Comanche
Hamilton County
Callaway
Iiv
Coryell County
G. EB. Johnson
Local Woman Credits Tanlac For Recovery After Long Illness
Mrs Inez Arnold of 1530 San Fernando Street San Antonio says a long stomach and nervous illness left her nearly bedridden eight months and costing over 800 dollars. After starting Tanlac she improved after the third dose and now reports sound sleep, no digestive pain, restored appetite, and full recovery. Tanlac is sold in Comanche De Leon Proctor Sipe Springs Duster Sidney Wilson Lamkin Gustine Beattie.
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Inez Arnold
San Fernando Street
San Antonio
Texas
Comanche
Hamilton Drug Co
de Leon
T. P. Weaver & Son
Proctor
City Drug Store
Sipe Springs
Smith’s Drug Store
Duster
Tomlin Drug Co
Sidney
E. A. Chastain
Wilson
W. M. Redwine
Carmichael & Cayle
I. Sadler
A. Clements
Higginbotham Bros. & Co Storage Battery Services
Higginbotham Bros. & Co offers sales changes rentals and rebuilding of storage batteries. Local trade notice highlights full range of battery services and keeps customer needs in mind.
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Higginbotham Bros. & Co
Arbor Springs News Brief Notes Local Activity
Still dry and hot in Arbor Springs with scarce news this week. Jim Collins is moving this week. Some residents seek work while others consider leaving. Willie Sledge visited Loren e Gunn Thursday. Clifford Brown attended the meeting at Sweetwater Wednesday night. Mrs. Flannagan visited her mother Thursday. Lawrence Brown and his wife of Brownwood visit Mrs. Brown before a potton picking trip.
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Jim Collins
Willie Sledge
Lorene Gunn
Clifford Brown
Sweetwater
Flannagan
Lawrence Brown
Brownwood
Brown
Potton
Correcting Catarrh with Scott Emulsion
Science notes catarrh signals general weakness and local snuffs and vapors do little. Treat the cause by enriching blood with the oil-food Scott’s Emulsion, a medicinal food and building tonic free from drugs. It is helping thousands. Try it. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, NJ.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Helped Pregnant Mother
Mitchell Indiana resident Mrs Pearl Monyhan reports neuralgia relief and renewed strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during pregnancy. She notes her seven month old baby weighed 19 pounds and she feels better than in a long time. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co receives letters praising health restored during maternity.
Sannie Hancock Writes Home From Service in England
Letter from Sannie Hancock to his brother describes naval movements during WWI service. He details unloading airplanes in England and oil in Scotland, routes via Grimsby and Brunt Island near Edinburgh, cold weather, sea sights, gunfire from a 6 inch gun, no battles yet but near firing lines, and life aboard a ship including faces of sailors and no liberty yet in New York.
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de Leon Free Press
Grimsby
North Sea
Brunt Island
Edinburg
North Pole
England
Scotland
Shook
Howell
New York
English Channel
No-Man’s Land
Willie
Old Terrill
Grady
Mahon
Liberty
Arch
S.S. Tlanceck
Loans For Drouth Farmers From 5 Million Fund
Regulations announced by the treasury and department of agriculture authorize loans up to eight dollars per acre on drought stricken farms in the Northwest and Southwest. Loans limited to 300 per borrower and 6 percent interest. Repayments begin after seeding and a 25 percent of excess yield goes to a government loss fund. Applications go to the federal land bank of the district.
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Northwest
Southwest
Wilson
Treasury and Agriculture Departments
Federal
Department of Agricultural
Department of Agriculture
Federal Land Bank
Associated Press
Borozone Advertised as Ideal Antiseptic for Emergencies
Surgeons stress first treatment importance for cuts burns and wounds with prompt antiseptic use preventing infection and speeding healing. Borozone billed as ideal antiseptic and healing agent for man or chest sold by S. P. Smith at prices from 25e to $1.50.
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S. P. Smith
Church Notes and Local Short News
Health in the community remains strong. Families of Uncle Fran Williford and Jess Odell took a fishing trip. Brother Marion ended his meeting last week with 28 additions to the church. First Monday saw sizable attendance. Brother Smallwood closed his meeting Sunday with ten additions. Several local boys left Monday for a training camp.
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Hasse
Fran Williford
Jess Odell
Bro
Marion
Smallwood
Red Cross Aids Soldiers Dependents Across Five States
The Southwestern division of the American Red Cross aided over 15,000 dependents of soldiers and sailors in May across Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas and Texas. About 15 000 was spent providing food clothing and basic needs with many promising repayment. Home Service Sections helped 4 003 people and assisted 6 967 others with information and support.
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American Red Cross
Southwestern
Bureau of Civilian Relief
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Home Service Sections
Renovine Heart and Nerve Tonic Tops Market
A health tonic named Renovine is advertised as a heart and nerve remedy. The ad lists prices at 50e and 1.00 dollar, urging readers to confirm its efficacy before use.
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Johnson
WM. Reese
Comanche, Texas
TRON
Opposite Express
Office
Lesters Tailor Shop
Tanlac
Arbor Springs
Sannie Hancock
Chichester S Pills
Chi-Chesters
RED Cross
Gille & Nabers
Atwood Brothers
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