Agitation for Hospitals Spreads Across Texas State
The Texas State Journal of Medicine reports a rising county hospital movement led by the Texas Anti-Tuberculosis Association as counties seek joint county and city hospitals. Counties listed include Tarrant Dallas McLennan Johnson Navarro Gregg Cameron Anderson Smith Harrison Bowie Palo Pinto Parker Bexar Hunt El Paso Travis Jefferson Cook Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kh. J. Newton
Texas Anti-Tubercunosis Association
Tarrant
Dallas
McLennan
Johnson
Navarro
Gregg
Cameron
Anderson
Smith
Harrison
Bowie
Palo Pinto
Parker
Bexar
Hunt
el Paso
Travis
Jefferson
Cook
Ellis
Tarrant County
City of
Fort Worth
Dallas County
San Angelo
County Medical Society
Uth
Harrison, Jefferson
Cook, Filis
Parker and Palo Pinto
Jefferson County Society
Comanche Indians Rout Gatesville in Gridiron Scalp
The Comanche Indians defeated Gatesville 48 to 0 on a Saturday afternoon gridiron, dominating after an early onslaught. Stevens and Reese were standout performers for the visitors with Reese breaking through Gatesville’s line and Stevens showing constant speed. Rooters shout “On to Brownwood” after the lopsided game.
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Gatesville High
Stevens
Reese
Gatesville
Brownwood
Route Agreed Upon Dublin to Stephenville
The second meeting on the proposed Dublin to Stephenville piked roadway was held at Green's Creek with strong farmer attendance. The middle route via Patrick Street Dublin to Green's Creek Baptist church was adopted by an overwhelming majority. Sparks Howell elected permanent chairman and finance and right of way committees were formed to raise funds at one hundred dollars per mile.
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Dublin
Stephenville
Green's Creek
Patrick Street
Green's Creek Baptist Church
Sparks Howell
Bassel
Righof-Way
Comanche Lyceum to Offer Five-Event Season
The Comanche Lyceum Association announces a season of five lectures and entertainments at the high school auditorium. Proceeds above expenses go to the library fund. Dr H V Adams opens next Wednesday at 8 30 PM with tickets 2.00 season and 1.50 for students, singles 0.50. Tickets on sale at Paris Smith's drug store.
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Comanche Lyceum Association
H. V. Adams
Victory Lynn
the Dietries
Gilbert Shorter
Paris Smith
Mr. Adam
Boy On Fence Replies To City Stranger
A city man mistakes a corn crop and is told by a boy that the crop will be half for the landlord. The man questions the boy’s intelligence, but the boy replies that the landlord takes the other half, proving the joke ends quickly.
Farm and Ranch and The Chief Exponent Offer
One year subscriptions available from now until January 1915 for $1.75 if paid in advance. Includes Farm and Ranch and The Chief Exponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm & Ranch
Goodbye to Buzz Fan in Fort Worth Record
W. W. Ferguson bids farewell to a desk fan named Buzz Fan in the Fort Worth Record piece. He recalls its cooling, noisy cheer and the mischief it caused, including a clerk’s swoon and a cat scare, while foreshadowing its return next June as heat rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzz
Danny Cupid
Buzz Fan
Aeolus Small
Nonce
W. W. Ferguson
Fort Worth
Let Gille the tailor clean or press your winter suit
The notice advertises service by Gille, a tailor, offering cleaning and pressing of winter suits or outerwear. It presents a simple, local business prompt without additional details or dates.
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Gille
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ADE
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Otto Kline
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