Local notes on holidays and visits in Tex Col area
December 15 106 Tex Col decor B A Tolliver busy this week after taxes. Willie Dob, Fannie Williamson assist at Esgle Laie Drug Co and Calvert Drug Store during Christmas season. J J Whatley went to Houston to see The Lich and the House. Town reports a Fough house incident with fire crackers and candies. John Kagan returned from Beaumont on mill business. A drummer in Hagle Lake faced legal trouble. Four churches report tight worship and closures. Local folk visited Houston to see The Clansman at Prince Theatre. Mrs A Baring of New Ulm visits family. Kate Ernst in Columbus visits home. Helen Walters to Holly Springs for holidays. Rayner family moves to Lakeside. Guild of Episcopal Church to meet at Mrs Rayner’s. Walker, Becker, Carothers go to Houston to see Little Shelter. Webb Darby, rice planter, visits and touts subscription renewal.
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Tex Coldecor
Willie Dobpins
Fannie Williamson
Esgle Laie Drug Co
Calvert
Tolivert Calvert
J. J. Whatley
Houston
John Kagan
Beaumont
Bogle Lake
Hagle Lake
Ings
W. A. Thatcher
Robert Thatcher
Lorena Korthiner
Eileen Smith
T. W. Shugart
R. E B. Walker
Meyer Nathan
Bruce McCarty
Clansman
Prince Theatre
Sugar Land
J. W. McCarty
Will Thatcher
A. Baring
New Ulm
Dangerous Drug Ruse Confuses Health Warnings
A fragmented note warns about misleading drug information that could harm digestion and stomach health. The text describes how the digestive tract lining is sensitive and easily damaged, urging caution against dangerous claims.
Albany Chronicle: Community vitality and nostalgic reflections
A lively, nostalgic column portrays Albany and Sackleford County life with scenes of cotton wagons on the square, a flourishing farmers’ economy, and plans for a brick Baptist church. It chronicles Main Street parades, the Albany High School band, football fans, and a narrator’s vivid reminiscences of youth and community spirit.
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Richard H. McCarty
Alabany
Texas
Main Street
Albany High School
Sackleford County
Albany Lions
Doogonett
Greece
Matn
Mack
Ike
Durpo
The Old Joy School House and Radio Costs
The piece recalls childhood joys at the old joy school house and roars through aging fantasies of youth, then reports radio advertising costs and station finances. It notes a 350 to 450 dollar per hour range for ads, station earnings, and a White House Conference study on youth broadcasting trends.
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Webster
Federal Radio Commission
Tne
White House
the Coutry
Adletika Claims Gas Relief After Months On Soup
Mrs. A onhor reports stomach gas relief after using Adletika, stating it cleans both upper and lower bowels and removes old waste. The ad also notes that Mr. and Mrs. O K Breitkreutz visited relatives in Estrange over Christmas with the Warren family.
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A. Onhor
Beckman
O. K. Breitkreutz
Dave Warren
Public letter to editors on local commerce and oleomargarine
A Letter to the Headlight from a reader signing as a business man recounts prior letters and debates on buying local goods, spuds delivery, and oleomargarine politics tied to major Chicago firms. It notes a neighbor’s ad guidance and praises Mrs Bentley's boarders gift, plus a New Year ad pitch for Quick Yen Feed and cottage improvements at Pea Point Camp Site.
Christmas Day Visit By Waco Family At Boottie Home
Mr. A L Mitchell of Waco spent Christmas Day here with Mr. and Mrs. G E Boottie. Mrs. Mitchell and little daughters have been visiting Neee for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A L. Mitchell
Waco
G. E. Boottie
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Merry Christmas
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Calvert Drug Co
Eagle Lake
Headlight
G. W. Keith
Powlihing
Qgom
Paul
Oorh*Paul
Pittsburgh
Ehough
Colorado
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Neleo Mortis
Cudihay
Chicago
Columbus
P. S
A. A. Klockmann
Peaint
GW. Bentley
Bayle Lake Rice Msil
THE
First National Bank
Joe Berger
Winkel’s Bakery
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