Loving community notes and farm updates in Ennank county
The Loving area reports a family arrival with twin boys to R. L. Reeves and wife, and confirms local improvements. Reeves brings a steam thrasher to harvest when dry. A Loving ball club plans a land lease and will play in town. Indian Mound services featured Bro. Black and Bro. Lindsey, with a large community dinner. Hay baling teams operate. corn and cotton crops look strong, but roads are poor due to rains and stumps and rocks impede transport.
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Loving
Ennan County
Reeves
E Loving
Arthur Martin
R. L. Reeves
Indian Mound
Bro. Black
Black
Lindsey
Bro
Elmer Smith
Newby
Reader
For Sale Grain Drill Used One Year Bargain Price
E. W. Johnson offers a steel grain drill in good as new condition for sale at a great bargain. One year of use, priced to move.
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E. W. Johnson
Indian Mound Health is Fire Wheat Threshing Day
Services began Friday night and lasted till Sunday night with good attendance. Sunday dedication sermon by Bro Black. A great post service feast followed. Visitors included Miss Joel Bligh of Spring Creek and Mrs Pearl Mayes. Red Top youths attended, and locals hosted friends and relatives including Charlie Prescot and John McLoud.
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Bro. Black
Joel Bligh
Spring Cre
Pearl Mayes
Red Top
Sallie ‘Williams
Eliza Watson
Miss Southers
Midway
C. A. Harmonson
Charlie Prescot
Harrington
Okla
Lola Fisher
John McLoud
Tohoka
Texas
Rose Bup
Rainy Monday Boosts Corn Prospects and Local Notices
Shinola reports a fine Monday rain improving the corn crop while cotton is worked out and in good condition. Local residents Mr and Mrs Whitt recover from illness. Revs J L Moord and Joe R Mayes concluded an interesting meeting with Eld Perry Harmonson of Archer preaching. A Christian tent meeting at A P Stewart’s drew attendees as Alfred Moore visits Fort Worth. Rail survey excitement near Evans’s dwelling. young people attended a True band play in town. J B Evans visits Jack County friends. May justice.
Best of All Hunt's Lightning Oil Endorsed by Family User
R J Mayher of Chicago endorses Hunt's Lightning Oil after ten years of family use. Claims it cures cuts burns bruises sprains aches pains stings and bites and even kills chiggers. Stamp pictures also offered from the same address by J Driver.
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R. J. Mayher
Clark St
Chicago
Red Top Agricultural Happenings and Local Notes
Rain halts threshing but promises good corn and Cotton yields. Young county grows into a grand Texas region as residents work to improve homes and farms. Reverend Harmonson to preach Sunday and likely hold a protracted meeting. Mrs. A W Alexander left for Arlington to aid her ailing mother. Will Steen tended stock in Lone Oak Tuesday. Hodge and wife visited Markum couple in Loving Sunday. A J Lowe built a modern granary. Lee Thigpen eyed a Graham area ranch for stock venture. Mrs J L Steen and Jewel Steen and Fort Worth relatives visited Atwood Archer County last week. Fish fry at Steen’s tank drew a crowd and plenty of fish. Mrs A J Loewe considers a Quinton visit.
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Young County
Lone Star
Harmonson
A. W. Alexander
Arlington
Miss Jewel
Fort Worth
Atwood
Archer County
Steen
A. J. Loewe
Quinton
Olzis
Cedar Creek Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
E L Cretsinger and family with Miss Lou Cret singer visit relatives near Proffitt and gather plums. M C Barron family attend South Bend picnic. Farmers work dry weather to cut hay. Many attend the barbecue at Caddo on the 27th. Mrs A Rickels and children travel to Breckenridge for Rickels estate business. Cedarite, ap.
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E.L. Cretsinger
Lou Cretsinger
Proffitt
M.C. Barron
South Bend
Caddo
A. Rickels
Breckenridge
Rickels
Cedarite
Elbert Community News Recaps Events and Local Visits
Health is good after a fine rain and crops look well. Wheat yields sixteen to twenty bushels per acre. A July 10 Baptist church grounds picnic features C Albrittain for Farmers Union. County Union meets July 11 at Elbert school. Free beef, baskets, lemonade, and a Loyal Leader note conclude the item.
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Parkinson
Holbert
Acre
J. B. Blanton
Proffitt
Ruth
Arch Curtis
Elbert
Baptist Church
C. Albrittain
Farmers Union
County Union
Missing Cameo Stick Pin in Graham on 16th Inst
A Cameo Stick Pin was lost on Graham streets on the 16th inst. A reward will be paid if the item is brought to this office.
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Graham
Farmer Picnic Postponed By W O W Committee
The W W Farmer committee of arrangements announces the W O W picnic scheduled for July 9 is canceled due to failure to secure full grounds. C S Strawn J D Spencer R A Drum sign the notice.
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Farmer
How They Found Out
Lawtons in Willow Park attend a series of neighbor dinners. Each menu unknowingly accommodates their dyspeptic diet and weight loss goals. A tea chat reveals Mary Sloan’s work schedule across neighbors, exposing the secret.
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Lawtons
Willow Park
Mr. Lawton
Mrs. Lawton
Mrs. Green
Mrs. Porter
The Trapdoor Spider of Jamaica
A Jamaica trapdoor spider builds a silk lined burrow with a hinged trapdoor that fits the entrance precisely. The door blends with the earth so well it is nearly invisible. At night it hunts, and by day it stays closed, resisting external lifts with strong forefeet.
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Jamaica
A Historic Settlement of Cape Girardeau T
The first purely American settlement west of the Mississippi near Cape Girardeau traces to Ensign Girardot, a French trader and officer, with the town’s naming tied to him. Louis Lorimier, a French-Canadian settler, arrived in 1782 and, aided by a Shawnee wife, received a land grant in 1795 from the territorial governor. The Spanish era offered free lands to fill upper Louisiana. Cape Girardeau’s claim to being the first American settlement rests on settlers from Kentucky, Virginia, and North Carolina, with organization dating to 1906 and the founder later buried beside his Shawnee wife on a hill overlooking the Mississippi.
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Mississipai R
Cape Giratiess
Muite
Ensign Girardot
Rocky Mountain
Girardot
Cape Girardeau
Louis Lorimier
Miami Valley
Mississippi
Upper
Louisiana
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
Miler
Kansas City
A Cave Full of Bones in the Hebrides
In the Isle of Egg, Hebrides, a narrow cave opens to a vast chamber descending to a depth of 250 feet where human bones of over 200 Macdonalds lie. The Macleods from Skye are believed to have suffocated them in a thirteenth century tragedy.
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Isle of Egg
Hebrides
Skye
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