Farmers Welcome Rain Boosts Busy Fall Farm Work
The article reports farmers rejoicing over rainfall on Thursday and Friday boosting field tasks. It lists social visits among E Thompson family, Sam Jon Woolsey of Proctor visiting Irwin Thompson, and many local residents attending events in Hasse and Robinsonville. It notes windmill erection by G D McCrary and fishing outing by J R Horner party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Thompson
Baggett Thursand
Russell Horner
Walter Robin
Robinsonville
Maggie Butler
Miss Coker
Hasse
Vesta Davis Sam
Freezone promises painless corn and callus removal
An advertisement touts freezone a Cincinnati discovered compound that dissolves corns or calluses with no pain or soreness. A few drops applied to tender spots relieve soreness, loosen the corn, and allow lifting it off with fingers without irritating surrounding skin. If unavailable, ask your druggist to order it.
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Cincinnati
Freezone
Haw Hill Fish Fry Draws Hazeldell Folks
Hazeldell and nearby communities gathered by the river with lunch baskets and a seine for the annual Haw Hill Fish Fry, catching plenty of fish and sharing a day of community fun. The event was part of local social life amid the region’s towns.
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Hazeldell
Macksville
Gustine
Comanche
Haw Hill
H. L. Hartson
Hartson
Ingodist Church
Alice Gage
Clara McCrary
Jack Daniel Hy
Fairy
Nola Gaine
Horace
Matti
Community Notes From Local Area Harvest and Visits
Local updates mention Miss Vada Magness visiting relatives, Harold Boland, Lee Borland and Joe Piper returning from harvest, and Mrs. Tom Johnson visiting her parents. J A Hubbard and wife returned home after a short visit at Gorman. L P Watson and family attended Harmony church and Rev Skaggs led services. Protracted meeting postponed for one man meeting at Salem.
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Qnez
Vada Magness
Harold Boland
Lee Borland
Joe Piper
Tom Johnson
W. B. Cottrell
J. A. Hubbard
Gorman
L. P. Watson
Famil
Harmony
Skaggs
Salem
Cora Halbrooks
Jim
Nancy Culbertson
M—pd
R. W R “ Pre
Local Notes From Gap and Surrounding Towns
Protracted meeting in Gap led by Rev. Lewis Baptist. Waganon and Hilley families visited relatives in May and Sidney. Rasberry and George sisters with Newburg kin. Boys drafted into service discussed. several attended Comanche show. Fields musical draws large crowd. spider bite pains child. Englen brothers at Comanche for business. Hubbard Bryson visits Post. Graham family plans Abilene visit if not drafted. Young and Jones shop for hog fence wire at Comanche.
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Gap
Lewis
R. M. Waganon
May
W. B
A. A. Hilley
Sidney
L. D. Rasberry
R. Q. George
New
Nage
Girlie Graham
Abilene
W. H. Young
H. B. Jones
Comanche
Community Notices and Obituaries Roundup
Gustine residents share condolences as Grandma McCullough of Gustine passes away and is laid to rest at Shiloh cemetery. Emma Wetzel of Cross Roads dies, prompting sympathy across the community. Local visits include Ennis Cozart of Gustine, the Lindsey and Masters families, and travel from Dallas, Dublin, Fleming, and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis Cozart
Gustine
Lona
Hester Anderson
Indian Creek
Gaynor Lindsey
Dallas
Grandma McCullough
Shiloh
Emma Wetzel
Cross Roads
W. F. Batton
Fleming
G. R. Pace
Board Church
Will Masters
Dublin
G. W. Masters
Homer Freeman
Little Daughter
Lindseys
Kemsy Seago
Roy Northcutt
Little Son
Wilson
Lizzie Arther
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot summer months. It claims the remedy is invaluable and universally available, with no superior product for its intended uses. Buy it now, obtainable everywhere.
Old Democratic Ticket Reprinted With Local Names
A desk find reveals an era’s unofficial ballots listing Democratic candidates for President to Constable. Notable names include Grover Cleveland, Adlai Stevenson, James Hogg, M. M. Crane, C. A. Culberson, and others across state offices, district judges, and local posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Smith
Grover Cleveland
Adlati E. Stevenson
Jamess. Hogg
M. M. Crane
C. A. Culberson
John D. McCall
W. B. Wortham
W. L. McGaughey
T. Public Instruction
J. M. Carlisle
Court of Criminal Appeals
J. Simkins
W. L. Davidson
Third Supreme Judicial District
H. C. Fisher
W. M. Key
W. E. Collard
T. Justice
Congress
K. Bell
J .M. Presler
W. D. Sumner
T. H. Conner
Looks Child's Tongue When Cross Feverish and Sick
Mothers can rest easy after giving California Syrup of Figs as it eases a child’s foul bowels. In a few hours the clogged waste and sour bile are moved gently from the bowels.
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California
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J. B. Nabers
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Burrow
J. C. Yarbrough
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