Golden Jubilee edition chronicles Dallas Morning News growth
The Dallas Morning News and its Dallas Evening Journal shaped journalism in Texas through a fifty year span. This Jubilee edition highlights Dallas and North Texas development from frontier days to a regional metropolis, crediting three chief proprietors Willard Richardson Alfred Horatio Teller and G B Dealey for the paper's evolution.
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Galveston
Dallas Morning News
Galveston Daily News
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Enterprisee
Allas
Exas Almanac
State Indu
TFAA
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
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The
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Alfred Horatiotelo
Willard Richard
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Businessanager
Mrs Williams Visits Austin With McFaddens Family
Mrs Herbert Williams spends the week in Austin visiting her parents Mr and Mrs P W McFadden.
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Mrs. Herbert Williams
Austin
Mrs
P. W. McFadden
Kiln Crash Continuation Details Highway 10 Work
The article describes road construction progress on the No 10 route from Fort Worth to Brownwood with a hard surface planned as sections between Dublin and Stephenville are completed. Cage Brothers hold a contract for the area and plans call for extending a wider right of way as work moves west from Comanche toward the Brown County line.
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Dublin
Stephenville
Cage Brothers
Fort Worth
Brownwood
Comanche
Brown County
West End
State Highway Department
No. 10
Circus to Exhibit in Brownwood with Hagenbeck-Wallace Era Show
The Hagenbeck-Wallace and Forepaugh-Sells Bros Combined Circus arrives in Brownwood on October 20 with afternoon and evening performances. The program features famed trainers, elephants, aerial feats, clowns, and a baby giraffe, presented on two trains with doors open an hour before shows.
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Hagenbeck-Wallace and Foreraugh-Sells Bros
Prownwood
Marian Rasputin
Geigori Rasputin
Bormanoffs
Bert Nelson
John Helliot
Maximo
Rudynoff
Merkels
Gardiner
Earl Shipley
Paul Jerome
Paul June
Pawnes Fill Ranch
Old Town
Oklahoma
U Havenbeck-Wallace and Foreraugh-Sells Bros
Presbyterian 42 Tournament Held
Eight tables were arranged for games Monday evening when the ladies of the Presbyterian Church hosted a 42 tournament in the church recreation room. Prizes for high score went to Mrs. J. Wilkerson and Joan Exum. Refreshments of cookies cocoa and coffee were served.
Special English Class for Teachers at Comanche High
A Thursday afternoon program at Comanche High School runs at 5 15 featuring Shake speare 475 taught by Miss Cravens of North Texas State Teachers College Denton City. Two weeks remain to enroll and earn full three hour credit for the course.
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Comanche High School
Miss Cravens
North Texas State Teachers College
Denton City
Central Christian Church Cancels Sunday Service
The Central Christian Church announces that due to a meeting in progress at Santa Anna V. A. Haley will not be present on Sunday October 6. Regular services resume Sunday October 13 and 20. Committee notes.
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Santa Anna
Haley
Luncheon Club Hostess Delights Members With Bridge Prize
Mrs L K Ory hosted the Luncheon Club serving a delicious meal. Afterward two bridge tables were set up and Mrs Park Huntington won the high score prize. A separate item notes a fatal train accident near Zephyr depot where Mrs J T Cunningham was killed by an eastbound Santa Fe freight train amid fog and quiet tracks. Funeral services followed in Zephyr with burial at Jenkins Springs cemetery.
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L. K. Ory
Park Huntington
Zephyr Depot
J. T. Cunningham
Zephyr
Santa Fe
Brownwood
Jenkins Springs
Brown County
Cotton Office To Handle Surplus Tax Certificates
Cotton Office will manage surplus cotton certificates for sellers and buyers. Farmers may list certificates, specify quantities to sell, and buyers can purchase at ten cents per bale with a possible extra two cents later. Transfers between counties possible in 1925. Prichtman’s Warehouse again accepts cotton, as in 1974.
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Tom J. Wortham
Tottora
Wortham
Farrers
Prichtman’s
Cntton
Local Visitors Share News With Families
Sidney Mr and Mrs Allen Estes and two sons Edd and Earl of Chatanooga Tennessee visit brothers Millard and John Ward. Mr and Mrs Sam White visited his brother Aron White at Aldlene last week.
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Allen Estes
Edd
Earl
Chatanooga
Tennessee
Millard
John
Ward
Sam White
Aron White
Aldlene
George W. Stovall dies at 72 in Line Springs
George W. Stovall 72, a Sipe Springs area farmer, died at his residence Saturday afternoon. Funeral services were held Monday at 10 a.m. with Rev. Henderson officiating. interment followed at Dalton. Born September 15, 1863 in Morgan County Alabama, he married Lucinda Evelyn Short January 27, 1885. Survivors include eight children, 27 grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and several relatives across Texas New Mexico and Alabama. He lived in Line Springs for 21 years and was a long-time Baptist Church member.
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George W. Stovall
Sipe Springs
John Henderson
Dalton
Mr. Stovall
Morgan County
Alabama
Lucinda Evelyn Short
Line Springs
The
Baptist Church
W. R. Stoall
Taylor
Vic
V. Haywood
Rutherton
New Mexico
W. H. Mumm
Stanton
Texas
S. C. Stovall
Big Spring
G. H. Stovall
Littlefield
F. O. Gregg
Dallas
H. L. Stovall
F W. Stoneham
J H Ross Dies In New Mexico Funeral in Texico for Harve Ross
J H Harve Ross 55 longtime Texico resident died at his home in south Texico at 1130 Sunday after a long illness attributed to heart trouble. He came from Comanches Texas to Texico in 1890 with his family and lived on a farm before settling in south Texico. Survived by wife four grown children two sons Frank and Jim, daughters Clona and Mena, Mena in Springfield Ohio and others in Texas and Ohio. mother Mrs J Poss of Comanches and three sisters three brothers. Funeral services conducted at the Methodist church Tuesday by Rev N J Butler. Burial at Texico Cemetery. Mrs Ross born Eddie Rosberry in Comanche Texas in 1890.
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J. H
Harve) Ross
Texico
South Texico
Mr. Ross
Comanchs
Texas
Frank Gonms Jim
Clona
Mena
Springf’eld, Ohio
J. (. Poss
Comanches
Methodist Church
X. J. Butler
Special on Permanents at Mar chel's Beauty Parlor
From now through October 12th the shop offers regular $5.00 Duart Waves for $3.00 and regular $3.00 Duart Waves for $2.00. The ad urges customers to take advantage of the sale.
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Marchel
Adla Tablets Claim Cure for Stomach Pains
Saya E. Hentges reports relief from sharp stomach pains after a three week course of Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets purchased at Service Drug Store. She credits the medication with eliminating pains and restoring appetite under the store guarantee.
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Saya E. Hentges
Dr. Emil
Service Drug Store
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Circus
Presbyterian
Comanche Motor Co
Central Christian Church
Mrs. Ory
Wal Preston Cafe
Roger Hasley
Laio
Sidney
George Stovall
J. H. Ross
George Clarke
Abilene
Keystone
Seal Bros
Mammoth
Arenic
Sunny Madrid
Real Wild West
Comanche County Abstract CO
J. R. Eanes
Comanche National Bank
Mid-Way Cafe
Shorty Gore
Ernest
Biggs Auto Parts & Service
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