Farmers Near Drying Plow Time in Arizona Visit
It is getting almost dry enough for plowing. John Stone of Arizona visits Mrs. Jim Savage. Mr. J. R. Horner and family spent Thursday night with his daughter Mrs. J. W. Munn near Point. Ella Davis stayed with cousin Mattie Bell Swearengin earlier in the week. Russell Elliott hosted a dance for the young people.
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John Stone
Arizona
Jim Savage
J. R. Horner
J. W. Munn
Ella Davis
Mattie Bell
Russell Elliott
Local Social Visits And New Sardis Sunday School
Tuesday night reports show Mrs Daggett visiting her son I A Daggett and returning home. Mrs Davis spent Monday with Mrs King. Horner family hosted guests Saturday and Sunday. Young people attended church at Hasse. Sardis organizes a Sunday school with a 10:00 a m start time and invites all to attend.
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Mr. Ritchey
R. E. Coleman
Comanche
Gelvestoh
Deering Binders Mowers and Rakes In Short Supply
Local dealers announce an impending restock of Deering binders mowers and rakes. High demand following recent rains has depleted stock. buyers are urged to act quickly for easy terms.
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Usu
Renovine Heart and Nerve Tonic Ad
An old advertisement promotes Renovine as a heart and nerve tonic. It claims early use cures and urges treatment before heart failure. It lists prices of 50e and 1.00 dollars.
Atwood Brothers Offers Rare Bargains on New Furniture
Local retailer Atwood Brothers advertises rare bargains on brand new furniture items. Shoppers are invited to browse stocked selections and take advantage of special pricing.
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Atwood Brothers
Dust Mulch and Silk Pollen Link in Corn Culture Lesson
Les Boynton explains corn silks and tassels must be fresh and synchronized for pollination. He argues hot winds and poor soil dry the silk or tassel, harming kernels, and touts the dust mulch as a remedy. He recalls Sweetwater county examples and urges audience to adjust farming practices.
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Grand Old
Texas
Sweetwater
Les Boynton
Pioneer Citizen Dr J W Applewhite Dies at 77
The Gustine Gazette reports the death of Dr J W Applewhite at Temple sanitarium on May 5 after an extended illness. A longtime resident of about forty years he was known for generous hospitality and devoted Christian faith. He leaves a wife and eight children and was buried at Hazel Dell cemetery after funeral at the Methodist church.
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J. W. Applewhite
Temple
de Applewhite
Applewhite
Methodist Church
Stern Reaper
Methodist
J. B. Applewhite
Mullin
Angel of Death
Gustine Gazette
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Complete Relief
There is more Catarrh in this region than all other diseases combined. Hall's Catarrh Cure, from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio, is advertised as a constitutional remedy taken internally to affect mucous surfaces. A one dollar reward is offered if it fails to cure, with circulars and testimonials available from the company. Bold by druggists. Hall's Family Pills are for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney &O
Hogs Die From Hydrophobia Bitten by Mad Dog
The Ste phenville Empire reports Billy Lay near Bowman Ridge has suffered two hog deaths from hydrophobia. The first hog was bitten by a mad dog that visited Lay’s place weeks ago, and the second is believed to have been bitten by the first.
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Billy Lay
Bowman Ridge
Lay
Stephenville Empire
Evangelization Drive Leads Texas Churches to 1917 Convention
The 1917 State Convention of the churches of Christ in Texas convened at Central Christian Church. Reports praised missionary and educational progress, including Bible chairs at Texas University and other institutes, plus strong giving and tithing plans for 1917-1918.
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Churches of Christ
Texas
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
Terry King
Texas University
Austin
Mexican Christian Institute
San Antonio
Jarvis Christian Institute
Hawkins
Ada McNeill Gordon
India
Mahoba India
S. W. Hutton
A. D. Rogers
State Educational Board
Notice of Change of Business Terms by D. M. Herring
A notice from D. M. Herring states a shift to cash-only sales and no delivery of goods after thirty days. The message thanks customers for past patronage and asks for continued cash trade.
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D. M. Herring
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Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve Board
Washit
Federal Reserve Banks
The
First National Bank
Comanche, Texas
Supt
A. R. Jarrett
E. Deely
B. Layne
Higginbotham 'S
Allen & Harris
Mark
L. C. Boynton
Joe Chilton
Sid Thomas
Joe
Cardui
Issive
Cardu
N. E. Varner
Ig Com
WM. Reese Co
Bob Stanton
Central Christian Church
State Convention News
Boaz
Samuel H. Austin
Clark & Dillard
Jim Moody
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