Hometown Happenings and Community Notes
The Farmers and families report varied weather with rain and cold, school progress and local visits. Notables include Emmett Young, Arthur Vick, and Mrs. Jarnigan, with church activities, Christmas plans, and a push on Red Cross Christmas Seals to fund anti tuberculosis work.
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O. B. Colquitt
Red Cross
Texas
Union
National Red Cross
American Beauty Corsets advertised for all figures
An advertisement by Kalamazoo Corset Co. promotes American Beauty Corsets as correcting figure imperfections with freedom and comfort. It claims stylish design, superb fitting, and suitability for large, medium, or slender figures.
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American Beauty
Kalamazoo Corset Co
Cromwell’s Loud Exit Speech Uncovered in 1853 Text
Rediscovered lines accuse Parliament of corruption and hypocrisy. The speech portrays Cromwell calling MPs mercenary, betrayers of virtue, and enemies of good government, urging them to depart the House amid calls to cleanse the nation and end their “iniquitous proceedings.”
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Oliver Cromwell
Wolfgang Michael
Esau
Judas
Commonwealth
Christmas Service at Presbyterian Church 1911 Schedule
A Christmas program at the Presbyterian Church on December 24 1911 features Leader Lewis Rupenkoenig with subject The Gift that Transform the World. Includes scripture readings by Richard Price and J W Akin, special greetings, songs, and a student stars exercise. The notice also promotes a Christmas turkey dinner and Kings Famous Candies at St Louis Restaurant.
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Presbyterian Church
Lewis Rupenkoenig
Richard Price
J. W. Akin
Jno
E. Morrison
St. Louis
St Louis
Loving State Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given to stockholders that the regular annual stockholders meeting will be held at the banking house in Loving Texas on Saturday January 20 1912 at 2 p m for electing directors and for the transaction of other business which may come before said meeting. A C Casey President D F Ford Cashier.
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Loving State Bank
Loving
Texas
A. C. Casey
D. F. Ford
Bowie Commercial College Promises Strong Employment Outcomes
The Bowie Commercial College in Bowie Texas touts high placement for graduates with firms in Fort Worth Dallas and beyond. It highlights banking courses free with bookkeeping, limited courses in bookkeeping or shorthand, and affordable monthly options. The ad notes a practice focused program with individualized attention and an emphasis on promptly placing graduates this fall and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedreaders & Co
Forth Worth
Sere Roeyuck & Co
Dallas
Butler Bros Dallas
United States
Fim
Alto
Chovn
Santago
Bowie
Pge
Bowie Texas
Brann editor driven by faith dies after wound
The article recalls W C Brann a prominent editor known for sharp polemics and fearless writing. He faced repeated threats and hostility yet pressed on with his mission. He was mortally wounded last week and died after years of controversial battles. His son, a Presbyterian minister, is to continue evangelistic work and has delivered sermons praised for strength and clarity.
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Ada Shannon
Mabry
Nashville
W. C. Brann
Parkage
Clafs
Frame
Brann
Christmas Song Parody Reflects Simple Joys and Fears
A quirky verse laments preferring simple holiday cheer over luxury items. It playfuly imagines being a "Red Cross seal" and a busy girl amid odd phrasing, ending with a vague note about $100,000 bonds being evaluated or moved.
Southwestern Poultry Show highlights and regional trade notes
The report covers Dallas hosting the Southwestern Poultry Show January 18 to 23 with Dave. It notes a farmer near Baird selling peanuts and land value, shipments of 99,000 pounds of pecans from Marble Falls and Burnet to St Louis and New York, a 835 acre ranch near San Angelo, steer sales at 7.75 per hundred in Kansas City, Fort Worth businessmen forming a Mercantile Club, a proposed eleven story Board of Trade building, UT business and domestic economy schools opening January 1, 191?. Brazil planning Texas cotton seed planting. real estate and irrigation plans between Fort Stockton and Alpine. a Washington Park disposal plant in Paso with new machinery. and vetting discussions on land abstracts and loan notes.
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Emmett
Ff. Grant
River
Hool
W. L. Campbell
Dee al- Arthur Vick
Herham
Web
Bowers
Mts
White
A Anderson
Graham
Wade
Oplain
U. G
Aga
Edna
Nellie Jarnigan
H. Jarnigan
Allie Bigham
Rt Bigham
Nteed
Howry
Olney
Ay. v. Zimmerman
Masons
Santa Is
Sunnet
Kert Gray
Farmer
Rev
Week of Prayer
China
M. E. Short—Leader
Christ
God
J. L. Vaughan
C. R. Taylor
J. W. Griffis
Babb
Homer Mayes
R. F. Short
Joe Ford
S. Farmer
Moore
S. R. Jeffry
Steen
James Woods
Mae Woules
Wilkins
J. T. Rickman
L. W. Price
Rutherford Christianity
Women of
Mary Ellen Finch
Fields
Henan Province
Schlittler
Central
Bowron
Ida F. Leach
E. McLendon
R. V. Tidwell
First Baptist Church
Rockport
Cty
Sherman
Grayson County
Texas Land & Mortgage Co
E. C. Stovall, Graham
San Angelo
John E. Morrison
Legal Reserve
Fay Marshall
G. C. Hollingsworth
Wilson Building
Leonard K. Thompson
Minneapolis
Daggett-Keen Commission Co. Stock Yards
Fort Worth
E. M
Bud) Dagget
Chas. W. Daggett
A. M. Keen
State Capitol Building
Austin
Tepas Anti-Tubeculosis Association
Chas. Widmayer
J. W. Gallaher
Southwestern
Dave
Janary
Baird
Marble Falls
Burnet
New York
Dalhart
Kansas City
Board of Trade
Mercantile
University of Texas
Fort Stockton
Alpine
Washington Park
Paso