Cain City Social Notes Honor Ross Billings
Mr and Mrs L F Price entertained a large crowd of young people last Thursday for Ross Billings who will soon leave for San Antonio to take a position with the Billings Furniture Co. Local families welcomed visitors and relatives to Cain City with reports of travel and visits from San Antonio Corpus Christi Llano Sour Lake Bisbee and San Marcos. Rev L H Billings preached Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Price
Ross Billings
San Antonio
Billings Furniture Company
Alex Tatsch
Harry Dechert
Dean Teague
Baby
Bank
Cain City
August Krueger
Katie Mae Price
Della Adams
Baptist Association
Junction
Martin Keller Sr
J. A. Gates
J. W. Adams
Corpus Christi
Aransas Pass
Hickson
Bisbee
Arizona
Flay Bird
Llano
Doris Riemenschreider
San Marcos
G. F. Price
Clifton
F. Nixon
Leverett Introduces New Pellagra Remedy in Paris Texas
Dr J L Leverett a Paris Texas specialist attracts national attention with a 28 day Pellagra and stomach trouble treatment tested on over 3000 patients. The plan charges $5 with money back if not beneficial and offers free diagnosis upon request with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Leverett
Paris
Texas
J. L. Leverett, D
L’aris
Local residents and visitors frequent area fairs and towns
A string of Harper residents and guests visit Kerrville Fredericksburg and Mason during the week. Families visit relatives attend the fair, with exchanges noting Otto Thiele’s death after an appendicitis operation and burial in Fredericksburg. Henry Thiele and family received word of Otto’s passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thiele
Mr. Thiele
Otto Thiele
Fredericksburg
Frederickshure
Walter Birch Injured In Gas Blaze At Farm
Walter Birch twenty was badly burned when his clothing caught fire while starting a gas engine to run an irrigation pump on a farm five miles north of Georgetown. A spark from the engine ignited the gasoline bucket and his clothes ignited as he fled toward water. He was rushed to a local hospital with serious burns to arms and legs and other injuries. doctors gave little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Walter Birch
Here
Young Birch
J. Birch
Birch
Government in Business Involving a Damaged Couch
A U S district attorney office in the Midwest had a couch damaged. The custodian, internal revenue collector, notified the treasury which informed the supervising architect in Washington. Bids and contract followed, costing 39.50 for advertising and 3.94 for repair. An inspector doubted the work, a dispute ensued, and the chief inspector approved. Nine months later the contractor received 3.94 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
United States District Attorney
Middle West
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Washington
Sam
Endurance Sitting Breaks Up as Police Clear Perches
In St Louis and University City police moved to end juvenile endurance sit ins ordered by health officials. Ernest Stohlman Jr., 14, Webster Groves, tops the current week atop a swing pole in his yard aiming to beat a world record. Roselle Taylor, 10, and Edwin Maruska Jr., 13, were coaxed down as authorities call the fad a public nuisance while hundreds of youths have joined the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
University City
Heart
Starkloff and
Fitzgerald
Roselle Taylor
Edwin Maruska, Jr
Roselle
Maruska
Ernest Stohlman Jr
Webster Groves
Ernest
Webster Grove
Baltimore
William St. Clair
Three Grass Fires Destroy 13000 Acres in Past Week
A week of grass fires destroyed about 13 000 acres of pasture near Rochelle Richard Springs and Brady. About 12 000 acres belonged to Johnie White and the Gibbons brothers, with 1 000 acres burned on the Ford Ranch owned by G B White, located 15 miles southwest of Brady. The first fire hit 1 200 acres on Tuesday afternoon. H H Sessions and the Brady Volunteer Fire Department fought the blazes. Authorities suspect discarded lighted cigarettes sparked the fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnie White
John
Edd Gibbons
Rochelle
Richard Springs
Ford
G. RB. White
Brady
H. H. Sessions
Wis Brook
Brady Volunteer Fire Department
Three Children Die Of Poisoning In Texas Farm House
A poison found in a home near Apple Springs in Trinity County caused the deaths of three children and left two others seriously ill. The victims, aged from five to ten, were children of widow Mrs Margaret Rofers. The family had moved into the house recently and investigators believe the poison came from prior occupants. The children drank the poisoned mixture and fell ill. two survivors are expected to recover. Names were not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lufkin
Tex
Auz
Hells
Apple Springs
Triity County
Margaret Rofers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cain City News
Finder
WM. Engel, Sr
Luckenbach
Pellagar
Dansover
G. Strong
Room
Striegler
Fredericksburg, Texas
Marie Dottle
Little
Leora
Buel
Raymond Cottle
Audrey
Dell
Kerrville
Herbert Gamel
Dorothy
Harvey Stevens
G. L. Bierschwaler
Mrs. Hardin Tobin
Joe Rogers
M. E. Fairchild
Son Ellis
Fort Worth
Warden Fairchild
Sandy
Harper
Chas. E. Bevn
Felix Kensing
Walter Grosenbacher
Roy Cottle
Gilbert Pape
Frank E. Staudt
Adolph Staudt
Near Fredericksburg
Mrs
George Little
Chicago
R. C. Little
Conrad Hahn
Mason
Mrs. Hahn
E. C. Fairchild
Nell Autrey
Little Daughter
Bill Jonas
Henry Tatsch
Belton
Ferdinand Tatsch
Edmund Tatsch
Fredericksburg Fair
Henry Maurer
Government IN Business
Endurance
Wade & Butcher
Sheffield
Central Drug Co., Inc
Martin’s
Martin
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
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