Prohibition Campaign Spreads Across North Texas Towns
Throughout July 5 to 13, judges J E Simpson J W Akin C W Johnson and Dr J L Williamson led Prohibition speaking tours at Profitt Hawkins Chapel Bitter Creek Ming Bend Farmer Center Ridge Red Top Lone Oak California Creek and other local venues. They argued against anti self-government claims and attacked liquor interests while citing political records, with audiences ranging from about 75 to 250 listening as speeches covered taxes, labor, home and government impacts.
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J. E. Simpson
J. L. Williamson
Profitt
Prohibition
Dr Williamson
Judge Simpson
Jo W. Akin
C. W. Johnson
Fay Marshal
Hawkins Chapel
Judge Akin
Judge Johnson
Mr. Marshall
J. W. Akin
Bitter Creek
Rev. Weatherford
Olney
Dr. Williamson
Weatherford
Pepper Creek
R. F. Arnold
E. W
Fay Marshall
Ming Bend
J. W. Gallaher
Farmer
Gallaher
Judge Arnold
E. W. Fry
J. Williamson
Hufstuttle
Judge Fry
Senator Bailey
Congressional Record
Bailey
Senate
Jefferson
North Carolina
Mississipi
Mississippi
Williamson
Maine
Colquitt
Dallas Grand Jury
Saint Helena
K. F. Arnold
Center Ridge
Mountain Home
Tom Bunger
Simpson
Prohibition Campaign Continues in Young County
The speakers praised for high order work for the prohibition cause in Young county and pledged continued campaign energy until the election on July 22.
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Young County
Local Rainfall Report Across the County
The heaviest rain in years fell around 2 p m yesterday evening with varying impact. Loy ing and Farmer reported a good shower while the rainfall was not widespread. A light sprinkle was seen one mile east of town and Newcastle received dust settling rain. A good shower occurred west of the McCan bridge.
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Newcastle
McCan Bridge
Millican Reports Harsh Weather in Loving Area
W H Millican visited from Loving last Monday. He notes severe drought there but cotton stands reasonably well and a timely rain could yield good crops for the community.
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W. H. Millican
Loving
Missionary Society Meets At Baptist Church
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Church met on Tuesday July 6 with Mrs Sellar Farmer present. Eighteen ladies attended the devotional exercises led by President Mrs R Ford. Mrs McCommas led a Bible study on Judges finishing half of the book and the mite boxes contributed $22 35 to the Missionary fund. The society donated $20 00 to associational missions. Next meeting planned with Mrs Fry on Thursday July 27. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised for insect bites with antiseptic healing properties priced 25c 50c and 1 00.
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Fry
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