Fifth Sunday Meeting Program at Bush Knob Church
The Fifth Sunday meeting of Macedonia Association at Bush Knob Church near Throckmorton runs May 27–30, 1909. It lists devotional sessions, sermons, and discussions led by R Lindsey A S Wilson W F Steadham G W Black J L Roach N W Halcomb F A Suttle J P Metcalf N Roach and others, with offerings for Buckner Orphans Home and Associational Missions.
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of Macedonia Association
Bush Knob
Throckmorton
R. Lindsey
Alt
A. S. Wilson
B. F. Thorp
Joe R. Mayes
I. A. Suttle
Devine
W. A. Camp
G. W. Black
Warren Cunningham
J. L. Roach
Jones
N. W. Halcomb
B. F. Weir
L. H. Hardy
Church Building Association
F. A. Suttle
J. P. Metcalf
Buckner Orphan's Home
J. N. Roach
Alt. N. W. Halcomb
Warren Cunningham N. W. Halcomb
C. Jones
Chamberlain's Liniment for Rheumatism Relief
This new preparation claims to cure chronic and muscular rheumatism and to relieve acute inflammatory rheumatism. It is praised by users and advised for lame back, shoulder, and stiff neck caused by muscle rheumatism. Also soothes muscle soreness from exercise or injury. Sold by Sloan Drug Co.
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Sloan Drug Co
Miss Cha Gregg Weds William A Mc Clellen in May
Miss Cha Gregg formerly of the Herald and now with the Weinert Enterprise married William A Mc Clellen a young Weinert businessman at 8 50 am Thursday May 11 The Herald and Santo friends extend best wishes for a happy and prosperous life together.
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Cupid
Cha Gregg
The
Herald
Weinert
William A. McClellen
Santo
Broad Sea
Santo Herald
Foley's Honey and War Cure Claim Ad
An old advertisement certifies Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and colds claiming to prevent pneumonia and consumption. It warns that merchants are authorized to refund money if the product fails and notes the contents include opiates, with the genuine version in a yellow package and a warning to refuse substitutes.
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Foley
Proposed Amendment to Texas Constitution on School Districts
The bill proposes amending Article 7 Sec 3 to set aside revenue from state taxes for public schools and allow counties to form school districts across counties. It authorizes additional ad valorem taxes up to 50 cents per $100 with limits for cities, and directs publication and election timing for August 1999. It also provides funding for advertising and election costs.
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State of
Texas
Isstate
Texan
Treasury
W. B. Townsend
Secretary of State
Armadillo Captured Near Weatherford by Local Resident
An armadillo, the second found in this area, was captured by Walter N. Brazelton at his home eight miles west of Weatherford on a Wednesday night. He says his dogs treed the odd creature in the chicken house, and he captured it alive for exhibition in the city. The animal, common in southwest Texas and lower Mexico, drew a curious crowd during the day.
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Walter N. Brazelton
Brazelton
Texas
Mexico
Weatherford Herald
Estray Stock Notice From Young County Texas
Report by G B Parsons Commissioner Precinct No 1 Young County Texas lists a red yearling steer with crop and underbit no brands. The animal was posted April 24 1909. if not claimed the beast will be disposed of as required by law. Dated May 1 1900 by G F Parsons Com Pref No 1.
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G. B. Parsons
Young County
Texas
J.L. Brady
Graham
G. F. Parsons
Young Co
Notice to Creditors of P B Kendall
Notice to creditors of P B Kendall in Young County Texas. Kendall executed a deed of assignment on April 23 to convey all property for the benefit of creditors who consent to their proportional shares and discharge. Assignee qualified. Creditors consenting must respond in writing within four months and file claims within six months at New Castle Texas. Dated April 26, 1009.
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Newcastle
Texas
Election Order for Graham ISD Tax Vote June 7 1900
The Graham Independent School District board orders an election at the Graham Court House on June 7 1900 to decide if the trustees may levy a property tax up to fifty cents per one hundred dollars for public schools. If approved the tax would apply to the year 1909 and continue annually unless law changes. John H. Wood is election manager with two judges and two clerks. only qualified property tax payers in the district may vote.
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Board of Trustees
Graham Independent School District
Court House
Graham
John H. Wood
Grahm Independent
Proposed Texas Constitution Amendment on City Incorporation
Senate Joint Resolution No. 6 seeks to amend Article 11 Sections 4 and 5 to allow cities with more than five thousand inhabitants to be chartered or amended by special act and to cap taxes and debt. The measure directs a August 1909 election and requires a governor's proclamation and ballot wording for or against the amendment.
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State of Texas
Texas
W. B. Townsend
Senate
State of
Echo Joke From Rocky Mountains Provokes Morning Wake Up
A Western publisher was asked to admire an echo and replied that in the Rockies it takes eight hours to hear an echo. He joked that from his window at rise time the echo wakes him, saying Time to get up.
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Rocky Mountains
Kills to Stop the Fiend with Arnica Salve
Gladwin resident John Deye endured a twelve year running ulcer and paid doctors over 400 dollars without relief before Ken Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed the wound. The ad catalogs cures for fever sores boils felons eczema salt rheum piles burns and more, priced 25 cents at Sloan Drug Co.
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John Deye
Gladwin
Mich
Beneft
Ken Bucklen
Sloan Drug Co
Hog feed demand grows as Spanish peanuts gain favor
Jack county farmers report hogs thriving on Spanish peanuts planted as late as mid June. The crop is easier to harvest than corn, with higher fattening value per acre and less cultivation. Many growers plant 10 to 20 acres and call it profitable.
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Jack County
Jacksboro News
Life History of Joseph Emmett Ryus in Ketchikan
The Daily Miner records the funeral of Joseph Emmett Ryus, longtime Ketchikan resident and civic leader. Born May 21, 1848, in Watkin's Glen New York, he served in Kansas and Texas campaigns, helped organize the 7th Kansas Cavalry, and earned a captain's commission. He moved through Atchison, Graham, Bellingham, Nome, and finally Ketchikan, where he led in church, schooling, and civic life. He died after a life of frontier service, preserving his faith and high ideals, to be buried in Bellingham under Grand Army traditions.
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Ketchikan
Joseph Emmett Ryus
Alaska
Frederick W. Fisher
Methodist Church
Mr. Roe
St. John's Church
Mr. Fisher
David
Stanton Ryus
Watkin's Glen
New York
Kansas
Kansas Volunteers
7Th Kansas Cavalry
Crawford
Custer
Emma Randall
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Leroy PD
Floyd F. Byrus
Florence R. Baker
Hains
Atchison
Texas
L. J. Randall
Aurora
Graham
Young County
Harrison
Porter
Childress
Puget Sound
Bellingham
Nome
Zuber
Bergstrasser
Roe
Front Street
Mr. Ryus
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Daily Miner
Advertising Space a Valuable Asset for Retailers
A Dallas retailer with 25 years in advertising extols newspapers as a public necessity and the most enterprising local institution. He argues advertising forms offer vast, underused value to merchants, praising the paper’s public spirit and urging all merchants to recognize retail ads as a key business asset.
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Alex Sanger
Sanger Bros
Dallas
The Canning Industry in Texas Takes Root
The canning industry grows gradually in Texas with several plants established in various regions. Most are small in capacity, yet show success. A strong Texas market exists for locally canned goods, yet over 90 percent of produce is canned elsewhere. Farmers and business leaders should collaborate to build canning plants across the state and promote Texas grown products.
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Texas
San Antonio
Texas Stockman
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Castoria
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