Knot Tied In D C Purse String by Blanton
Excerpts from the Washington Daily News describe Hon. Thomas L. Blanton, a district congressman, fighting to cut public costs. The article notes his energy, strong use of House rules, and opposition to federal spending on the District. It paints him as a persistent fighter with a long tenure and a reputation for blunt replies.
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Washington Daily News
Thomas L. Banton
Tom Blanton
Tom
Blanton
House
Congress
Whnite
Little Pauline Hopper Buried at Priddy
Pauline Hopper, nine years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fritz Hopper, died en route to Brownwood hospital on May 13 after a surgery and illness. She was buried at the Priddy cemetery following funeral services at Baker Mountain Church with Rev. Mann officiating. She is survived by her parents five sisters and grandparents.
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Pauline
Fritz Hopper
Riddy
Brownwood Hospital
Hamilton Record-Herald
Atherai
Priddy
Comanche Hotel Ad Offers Room and Board Rates
Comanche Hotel promotes first class rates at 25 cents for meals and 3 for 25 cents for two, inviting Mr and Mrs Waldrop to inquire about board per week or month.
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Comanche Hotel
B. Waldrop
Taking Unknown Drugs A Great Folly
Advice warns against using unknown medicines and urges consulting a doctor. Readers are reminded to purchase genuine Bayer Aspirin and demand it in stores. The note lists common uses for aspirin such as headache sore throat and rheumatism.
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Sayer
Pioneer Woman Laid To Rest At Oakwood Cemetery
Viola A. Roberson aged 96, longtime Comanche resident and wife of J A Roberson, died May 25 near Comanche. Funeral services were held at Oakwood Cemetery with Rev R S Smallwood and Rev Len Dalton officiating. She left five children, numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, and was a prominent local figure known for selling vegetables from their farm.
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Viola A. Roberson
Alex” Roberson
Comanche
Fort Worth
Oakwood Cemetery
R. S. Smallwood
Len Dalton
Cyril Roverson
Doyle Roberson
Weston
Grady
Lester McDonald
Elmer Isham
Viola A. Lane
Fayetteville
Arkansas
R. A
Elizabeth Williams Lane
J. A. Roberson
Alex
Viola
Roberson
Pantiss Church
Robersonville
Dan F. Roberson
J. D
Nettie) Isham
Sherwood
Essie) McDonald
A. Roberson
Nancy Jane McNeely Dies at Duster
Nancy Jane McNeely born December 20 1837 in Missouri lived in Kentucky Mississippi Texas and finally at Custer. She married William McNeely at 17 and had eight children eighty one grandchildren and twelve great great grandchildren. She died after 15 years bedfast and rests at Oakland Cemetery with services led by her son J S McNeely and Rev Willie Skaggs.
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Indie
Nancy Jane Swofford
James S. Swofford
Missouri
Kentuccky
Mississippi
William McNeely
Barbara Ann Allaup
J. Y. Wilsem Westacr
J. B. Me
J. S. McNeely
Willie Skaggs
Ruby McNeely
Lee Nabers
Herman Dukes
Odie McNeely
Dan Alcup
Willie B. Burke
Ice Cream Soda Deal at Owl Confectionery
Special for first Monday promotes 10 cent Rip-a-Cup soda at Owl Confectionery with a nod to the New Deal era.
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The
Owl Confectionery
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Gifts
Households of J A Roberson express gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during illness and death of wife and mother. They note appreciation for floral offerings and thank Dr C Orr for untiring services.
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C. . Orr
J. A. Roberson
Harmony School Play Impresses Throckmorton Audience
Blanket L F Bird and family visited relatives at Throckmorton. The Harmony school presented a play at the local high school auditorium Monday evening. Mrs R B Swart and daughters returned home Friday from Amarillo after visiting her sister Mrs Chenault. Rev Bunton of Brownwood preached at the local Baptist Church Sunday.
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L. F. Bird
Throckmorton
Roy Bird
Harmony School
R. B. Swart
Amarillo
Chenault
D. E. Crisp
G. C. Levisay
Lofton
Ray Bragg
Perry
Elbert Gleaton
Wightman Switzer
Ernest Allen, Jr
Don Lanford
Lane Whitmire
Blanche Dabney
Cleo Bird
Ora Strickland
Howard Payne College
Earl Dabney
J. R. Damron
Jake
Thelma McCulley
Daniel Baker
Thelma Dossey
Harmony
M. F. Dossey
Life of J. M. Stricklin Deceased Is Reviewed
J. M. Stricklin 82 a native of Tennessee and former resident of Lamkin died May 17 at his daughter's home in Stephenville. Burial was in Gustine. Born October 20 1852 he taught school 50 years. Married Candance Brumley January 23 1881 with five children two of whom are doctors. Surviving grandchildren five.
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J. M. Stricklin
Tennessee
Lamkin
C. W. Williams
Stephenville
Gustine
Mr. Stricklin
Tenn
Texas
Jesse James
Lavendon
Carrollton
Ark
Lovell to Preach Here on June 8th
Johnie Lovell former Abilene preacher now pastor of the Old Time Religion Church of the Air will hold services at the Ravenshines residence in Comanche Friday night June 8. Lovell gained statewide attention while pastor of the Abilene church.
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Johnie Lovell
Church of the Air
K.F.P.L
J. D. Ravenshine
Comanche
Lovell
Abilene
Farewell Supper Honors Retiring Superintendent Kallina
A farewell supper was hosted at Lamkin Friday for retiring Superintendent A. P. Kallina and his daughter Gena Gene. Sponsors included Mr. and Mrs. Loy Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Wade Brittain and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lowrey.
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Lamkin
A. P. Kallina
Gena Gene
Loy Dooley
Wade Brittain
Joe Lowrey
McKinzie Hotel Offers Meals at 25 Cents to 28 Cents
The McKinzie Hotel promotes inexpensive meals served at 25 to 28 cents. Guests are urged to dine at the new location near the southeast corner of the square. The hotel advertises updated interiors and first class service, inviting patrons to try their meals without going home for dinner.
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McKinzie Hotel
Cardus Aids Women With Period Pain Claims
A testimonial from Mrs Dora Dungan of Science Hill Ky says Cardus helped her during menstruation and after marriage with irregular cycles. The ad claims thousands of women benefited and suggests consulting a physician if it does not help.
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Cardus
Dora Dungan
Science Hill
Liquid Laxatives Promote Gentle Regularity Says Doctors
Public interest returns to liquid laxatives with senna cited as the best natural laxative. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as a senna based remedy promising regular bowel movements in a few weeks and available at drugstores.
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Caldwell
Deputy State Supt. Davis Heads to Austin for Summer Study
Assistant State School Supt. O. L. Davis closed his Brownwood office for the summer and left for Austin to enter the University of Texas for a six weeks term. He will work with 21 district heads and in L. A. Wood’s office as the Bulletin noted. Davis will file his report on the 16 district schools within three weeks and plans to return to Brownwood to reopen the office in late July.
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O. L. Davis
Brownwood
Brownwood Bulletin
Austin
University of Texas
Davis
Bulletin
Entertain With Dinner Honors Local Hosts at Ranch
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Callaway hosted a Sunday afternoon dinner at their home after a sight seeing drive over a 5 000 acre ranch. The event honored Mr. and Mrs. C P St Clair Mrs S J Thomas and Mrs C G Whitten.
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C. P. St. Clair
S. J. Thomas
C. G. Whitten
Oscar Callaway
Man's Heart Stopped by Gas After Eating
W. L. Adams suffered heart stoppages from stomach gas after meals. Adler ika relieved all gas, allowing him to eat anything without distress. Wm. Reese Drug Co.
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W. L. Adams
Adlerika
Wm. Reese Drug Co
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