Mrs. G. C. Butte Dies After Surgery in Austin
Mrs. Bertha Woodfin Lattimore Butte, wife of Dr. George C. Butte former dean of the University law school and Porto Rico Attorney General, died at a local hospital after an appendicitis operation. Survived by five children and a brother Judge O. S. Lattimore. Burial planned in Dublin beside her parents.
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Austin
George C. Butte
Law Department
The
University
Porto Rico
George
Felix
Woodfin
Catherine
Pauline Butte
O. S. Lattimore
Court of Criminal Appeals
C. G. Foust
Butte
Bertha Woodfin Lattimore
Blue Ridge
Texas
J. L. Lattimore
Baylor University
Waco
University of Texas
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Heidelberg
Leipsic
Germany
Buttes
Indian Mound Community Notes Quiet Threshing Hopeful
Horace Orr threshing continues as weather allows with completion hoped this week. Miss Dollie Thomas returns home from hospital, while local families visit kin in nearby towns. A flurry of visits includes Bryan and Reed families, Fisher household, and trips to Archer City and Lake Wichita, with recoveries awaited and kinship ties highlighted.
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Horace Orr
Dollie Thomas
A. J. Bryan
Henry Reed
Rocky Mound
J. S. Fisher
Bud Stocking
the Plains
W. P. Fisher
Fred Zarnow
Megargel
John Robinson
Miss Ola
Jewel Simpson
Archer City
Ola
Jewel
Jim Robinson
Lake Wichita
W. H. Simpson
Austin Bird
H. L. Bush
Johnnie Ware
Charlie McGehee
G. W. McComas
Leslie Barrett
T. B. Miller
Bill Stocking
Walter Blakney
Miss Hazel
Jean
Miss Jewel Simpson
Miss Hazel Fisher
Citation by publication in 1926 Young County suit
Publication notice in 1926 Young County District Court summons Joe Frantz Georgia Frantz and Floy Adams as defendants in case No. 8083. Plaintiff C A Wicker seeks debt payment and foreclosure on land in Graham Texas with a $750 balance, noting Georgie Frantz and Adams have interest or ownership claims.
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Texas
Joe Frantz
Floy N. Adams
Georgia Frantz
30Th Judicial District
Young County
Graham
A. D
C. A. Wicker
E. J. Bumsted
Shawnee Park
City of
Georgie Frantz
Willie Riggs
L. S
Ty Rubye Lee Edens
Deeputy
Vegetable vs Mineral Medicines Warns Against Self Medication
A cautionary piece discusses the dangers of labeling medicines as purely vegetable and warns that many poisons are plant derived. It notes opium, strychnine, belladonna, cocaine, and mercury in various forms as hazardous and stresses careful medical guidance over self experimentation.
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Iran
Transfer Plan For 400 Patients From Austin To Wichita Falls
Dr C W Castner announces that 400 patients from the Austin Hospital Annex will be moved to the Wichita Falls state hospital with beds bedding and furnishings. A special train carrying 200 men and later 200 women will depart at 7 p m and arrive in Wichita Falls the next morning for bed preparation and immediate travel overnight.
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Austin
C. W. Castner
Wichita Falls State Hospital
State Board of Control
Austin Hospital
Wichita Falls
Customer asks if unshrinkable shirt will shrink
In a shop scene Abie reports a customer wants to know if an all-weol shirt will shrink. The father replies that since the shirt is too large it will shrink.
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Abie
Taft Finds Court Bench Better Fit Than Presidential Chair
The text notes Taft’s view that the Supreme Court bench suits him better than the presidency, praising his broad minded approach and suggesting a superior fit for his temperament.
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Mr. Taft
Supreme Court Bench
Lynch Davidson for governor urged by La Grange Journal
Ben F Harigel of the La Grange Journal urges voters to elect Lynch Davidson for governor, arguing he has strong business qualifications and can curb chicanery, restore respectability, and place state institutions on solid footing. Also there is a rural anecdote about two elderly men and a note on wheat piles in Hansford County and a prompt to attend church on Sunday.
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Ben F. Harigel
The
la Grange Journal
Texas
Lynch Davidson
Lynch
Hansford
My Bible and I Poem of enduring faith through life and death
A reflective poem from From the Bible Today praising the Bible as companion through sunshine and sorrow. The speaker vows lifelong unity with scripture, resisting new lights and error, calling the Bible the lamp, psalm, and sword of the Spirit guiding to the last breath.
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Bible
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Indian Mound News
U.S. Pat
MR. Purdy
Wentworth-by-the-Sea
N. H
Aileen Riggin
Moody
Craham
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