Gustine Community Notes and Family Visits
The Gustine Tribune reports numerous visits and travels. Vera Hicks underwent three procedures in Brownwood on June 6 for tonsillitis and adenioda with another unclear operation. Many locals, including Dr. W. D. Collins, Dale Collins, F. E. Tinney, and families, are noted visiting relatives in Alabama, Dallas, Hamilton, Comanche, Rising Star, Ennis, Dublin, and other points. A protracted Baptist meeting led by Rev. Gregory of Sulphur, Oklahoma, is announced for next Sunday. Weather notes mention no rain in Texas City area. crops need rain.
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the Tribune
Vera Hicks
Brownwood
W. PD. Collins
Dale
Corima Christ
Texas
Wesley Rhinehart
Flinsville
Gregory
Sulphur
Oklo
W. W. Ingram
Glen Rose
Fred Glitsch
Dallas
Glitsch
G. W. Haggard
F. F. Stripiin
Trinidad
Colo
Hamilton
Gustine
Oilton
Post
Killeen
Plainview
Wm. Rinehart
Ennis
Ellis County
C. Ashmore
Wolf City Paper
Comanche
R. W H. Ashmore
J. Allen
Brazos
FE. W. Allen
Mable Allen
Froh
Charles W
Stephenville
W. H. Woolley
A. G. Woolley
J. O. Tally
Lem Massingill
Lamkin
A. D. Pettit
Lavern Parker
G. A. Tunnell
Annie Cox
J. M. Marshall
Charley Rhineheart
Amarillo
H. W. Burks
Mattie Applewhite
J H. Young
Rob Rollins
H. J. Mayes
Stamford
Josephine Pinson
Mayes
Arthur Brady
J. F. Johnson
Waxahachie
Fairview Aged Woman Jane Young Dies After A Fall
Friends and relatives mourn Mrs. Jane Young born December 28 1841 in Tennessee died aged 88 after a fall while visiting her son in the Board Church community. She moved to Comanche Co Texas in 1909 and joined Gustine Baptist Church. Survived by nine children and a life of faith and service to church family and neighbors.
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Jane Young
Board Church
Tennesee
James Young
Grandma
Baptist Church
Tennessee
Comanche Co
Texas
Gustine Baptist Church
Jeane
John
A. J. Yonne
AkIa
A. Yonne
Yonne
FF. P. Young
Gustine
J. A. Young
CC. Youne
Fmme Harris
Linnie Tittle
Hattie Winningham
Local Church Services and Community Notices
Rev Hodges of Fort Worth preached at Freewill church from Friday to Sunday. Rev Jesse Tiner led services at Sardis Saturday and Sunday. Willie Burdett from near Comanche visited on business Monday. Mrs Dennis of Sardis stayed with Mr and Mrs Nelms Saturday. Joys Samuels and Ammie Tiner traveled to Round Grove Friday. Mrs W H C Fritts learned of her sister Mrs Raney of Brownwood’s death Thursday night and attended the funeral Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs D E Nabors.
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Hodges
Fort Worth
Freewill Church
Jesse Tiner
Sardis
Willie Burdett
Comanche
Dennis
J. M. Nelms
Joys Samuels
Ammie Tiner
Round Grove
W. H. C. Fritts
Raney
Brownwood
D- E- Nabors
Dean's Pills touted as kidney remedy by Comanche resident
A Comanche resident testifies that Dean's Pills improved kidney function and relieved rheumatic backache and pain. He reports buying the stimulant diuretic at Paris Smith's Drug Store and endorses the product price of Be. Foster Milburn Co. advertises the same remedy through Mrs. Buffalo, N.Y.
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Dean
G. C. Wetzel
Prop. Barter Shop
Paris Smith
Wetvel
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Wealth and Work Shine From Sun to Sun in Philadelphia
A brief item notes the drive for wealth and action, urging people to stay busy and productive as Philadelphia records reflect this ethic. The language echoes a rural or early industrial ethos and emphasizes diligence and progress.
Local Social News And School Tax Vote Result
Regular Correspondent notes visitors from Mercer Gap Brackenridge and Newbury area. Mrs. Otis Stephens and Mrs. Garner Lloyd visit relatives. Election to raise school tax from fifty to seventy five cents carried by a large majority thirty yes seven no. Mr. A H Gray and family visited Della Fisher near Fleming.
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Kin Smart
Mercer Gap
Harmony News Roundup Recaps Local Social and Sports
Regular Harmony notes show a 4-2 Harmony ball win over Robertsonville at the park. The column lists frequent visits, family gatherings, and social events from Friday to Sunday, including kinfolk in Newbury, Brownwood, Mt. Pleasant, Comanche, and Shiloh. The H P C secretary plans to publish plays with titles, casts, and dates forthcoming.
Sidney News Roundup Smooths Paths of Local Figures
W P Weaver of Goldthwaite greeted old friends and pupils in Sidney on Wednesday. W R Donaho of Stamford visited his brother Cody. Mrs Johnson of Alpine visited brother William Tucker. Douglas Stephenson and Cecil Robertson of Beattie were on business. Mr Bingham and Mr Fields of Teattie passed through for a fishing trip. Waclee West McCullough is sick this week. Cyrately Wells is not as well as last week. The work labority of 6 Okra was Bet e Tuesday.
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W. P. Weaver
Goldthwaite
W. R&r. Donaho
Stamford
Cody
Mrs. Johnson
Alpine
William Tucker
Douglas Stephenson
Cecil Robertson
Beattie
Sidney
Mr. Bingham
Mr. Fields
Teattie
Waclee West McCullough
Cyrately Wells
Local Visits and Social Rounds in Stag Creek Area
Regular correspondent reports visits of Opal Atchinson and her son Earlee from Cisco to J. G. Hood and Mrs. La Roque. Lorene La Roque stayed with her aunt and cousins. The Jaynes family attended Cal Davis funeral in Brownsfield. Several locals joined a Mt. Pleasant party. Families hosted guests near Gap Blanket and Sipe Springs gatherings.
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Opal Atchinson
Earlee
Cisco
J. G. Hood
J. E. la Roque
Lorene la Roque
E. la Roque
Eva
Artis
Jessie Hood
Henry Jaynes
Armand
Dwight
Herschel
Brownsfield
Cal Davis
Jaynes
W. T. Coker
Guy Weaver
Near Gap
Mt. Pleasant
Forest Chambers
J. D. Morrow
Blanket
Milton Patterson
Comanche
Hugh Moore
Sipe Springs
Fra Hood
Phrase from Dallas Vimes Herald hints at contrasts in music
A short quotation contrasts knowledge of low sizes with high notes, attributed to a Dallas Vimes Herald context. It presents a witty line about precision or taste in music or measurements without further context.
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Dallas
Vimes-Herald
Death of DeLaney Stow Dies in Clyde N Y at 84
The life and career of DeLaney Stow 84 a Clyde attorney and longtime insurance head end in Clyde N Y with ties to Comanche Texas are recalled. He practiced law for over sixty years in the family office noted as the oldest in the United States and served in civic roles including postmaster and school board member.
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A. B. Haworth
Comanche
de Laney Stow
Clyde
N. Y
United States
Stow
DeLaney Stow
Clyde High School
Yates Polytechnic Institute
Chittenango
Hobart College
Rochester
Wayne County
St John’s Episcopal Church
Board of Education
Grover Cleveland
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Institution of Clyde Lodge
Order
Mt. Hope
Clyde Rebekah Lodge
Mary Alice Stow
Agnes Stow
Amos Bertram Haworth
Texas
St. John's Episcopal Church
Wayne County Bar Association
Henry
Alice
Daisy
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Mail order ads urged to support county papers
A letter argues mail order firms should buy space in county papers to aid home merchants and local organizations. The writer contends counties rely on mail order money but gain little support in return and proposes a weekly page advertisement funded by these firms to bolster local commerce and dues.
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Tnion
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio highway safety slogans reflect motorists caution
State Highway Department of Ohio promotes safety first slogans at exhibitions to cut motor accidents. Items include warnings on horns, rail crossings, speed, drunken driving, warning signs, and responsible behavior around pedestrians and passengers.
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State Highway Department of
Ohio
Be wise with speed a proverb from Toward Young
A brief diary style note cites a proverb on speed warning readers to avoid folly at any age. It captures a moral cue attributed to the author Toward Young, reflecting cautionary advice on haste.
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Comanche County
John Beaty
W. J. Godfrey
Homer Wilhelm
G. R. Tate
Bill Tate
Allen
Mr. Tate
A. A. Tate
FE. C. Tinney
Fairview
Gustine Tribune
David
Christ the Lord
Ben Smith
Will Day
Buddy Dillin
Mrs. Benton Layman
Opal Boyd
Ernest Stapp
Hazel Bradshaw
Aick
Missen Artis
Stag Creek
Buford Powers
Ft. Worth
Benice Boyd
Jess Harris
Faye Robertson
I. T. Boyd
Granbury
Bob Murray
Babe Loudermilk
Downing
Sam Forehand
Vesta
Frank Atwood
Vandyke
Philadelphia
Soda Springs
A. H. Gray
Della Fisher
Near Fleming
Harmony
Misses Clarke
Nell Clark
Newbury
Jack Duncan
J. K. Ward
Turner
Rob Jackson
S. S. Smith’s
Robertsonville
Ballpark
Fuell Rogers
Homer Rovd
Emmett Duonlan
Jesse Stewart
Tnele
Carl Thomas
Vinton Smith
Les Dillard
Missee Frma
Glennis Broswell
Harold Vernon
Sid Witten
Georgia Rovd
Vernon
Rev
Ray
Warmony Sundoay
Michie Phillie
John Phillins
Kellowsh
Ethel McAliley
Shiloh
Luther McAliley
Deoree Coher
Ploud Goher
Newhare
Toss Bogers
Orval Rogers
Tinton Smith
Sid Wittens
Sidney Secular Correspondent
Cardus
Cardai
Cardail
N.Y
San Saba Star
Sorghum
Washington Star
Nenally
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