Rice Drug Store Honored as Store of the Week in Journal
Local citizens attended a reception at Rice Drug Store Eagle Lake honoring the Store of the Week in the Southern Pharmaceutical Journal. The Eagle Lake shop, owned by L. J. Jas. and J. L. McCreary, features a unique Veterinary Products Department separated from the main area. Ranchers were invited to burn brands into a valance above fixtures, and the store emphasizes a compact floor plan with inverted domestic cases and a rear prescription department beside veterinary services.
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Eagle .Lake
Southern Pharmaceutical Journal
Eagle
L. J. Jas
J. L. McCreary
Texas
Veterinary Products
Honor Roll Listed For Final WCJC Term
The Wharton County Junior College announces the honor roll for the final term of the current academic period. Students achieving high grades are recognized in this term’s list, reflecting strong academic performance and dedication.
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Wharton County
Screwdriver Attack Leads to Fines in Columbus Fracas
Jerry Cleveland 38 drew blood with a screwdriver during a Sunday fight at Ben Jackson's in Columbus. He was fined 50 and costs for fighting. Earl Dabney 25 was fined 1 dollar for drunkenness. Both were jailed briefly. deputies Buller and Potter made arrests.
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Jerry Cleveland
Columbus
Earl Dabney
Garwood Negro
Ben Jackson
Cleveland
Justice of the Peace
Earl J. Frnka
Dabney
M. H. Buller
Ed. Potter
Akelosine A Gas Relief Ad Claims Potassium Balance
An odd ad-like fragment markets Akelosine A as a gas relief remedy claiming to relieve gall bladder trouble and balance potassium. It mentions a price of $1.50 and labels a Mtg at an unclear location in Mtg. Cvero Laboratorfen.
Houston student Reagan Laughlin visits hometown
Reagan Laughlin of Houston spent the weekend visiting his parents Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Laughlin and family. He is currently attending the University of Houston.
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Reagan Laughlin
Houston
J. R. Laughlin
The
University , of
Visitation by Granddaughters Highlights Local Social Notes
Miss Mary Louise Fuller of Austin and Miss Judy Witt of Fort Worth visit their grandmothers Mrs. A L Baring and Mrs. C P Hoye here. Range specialists advise deferred grazing to restore dry overgrazed lands, allowing 15 percent of key grasses to remain rather than reseed. Mr and Mrs Black and daughters spent the time in Dassetta with relatives.
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Mary Louise Fuller
Austin
Judy Witt
Fort Worth
Mary Louise
A.'L. Baring
C.P. Hoye
Mrs. Black
Dassetta
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Joe D. Luza
Kolberg Kreamilk
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