Farmer Notes And Local Happenings In Brief
Local items report a light shower not enough for stock water, a busy Saturday court with a hung jury, visits from Graham attorneys C. W. Johnson and R. F. Arnold, and several residents touring Wallas. Miss Nannie Adams arrives to teach music at Farmer, Mrs Blakely to assist at Parmer school, and local political musings praise unified Democratic identity. A Tennessee court enjoins a dog from barking.
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Farmer
Justice Court
C. W. Johnson
R. F. Arnold
Graham
Jeff Spencer
Albert Wilson
John Casey
Wallas
W. R. Drum
Newman
Nannie Adams
J. W. Casey
W. T. Blakely
Parmer
Brushy Flute
Pleasant Surprise at W O W Camp Refreshments
In Farmer last Saturday night the W O W unit was disrupted by a marching group of twelve women from the W C who seized the Con Commander station and announced refreshments in the outer room. An ice house ad proclaims low prices with free delivery by Walter Kelly the Ice Man. In Sulphur Springs, white men flogged several black men in daylight as a supposed solution to race trouble, described as the best method by offenders.
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Chicago
Texas
St. Louis
Farmer
W. C
Con
Jonas Ely
Walter Kelly
Ice Man
Sulphur Springs
Lynn Shoe Output Near Twenty Million Pairs Last Year
Careful estimates place Lynn Massachusetts shoe production at about twenty million pairs for the previous year, reflecting substantial activity in the local industry and employment impact for the region.
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Lynn
Mass
War, Panama route comments and Philippine dead arrive
Hon Charles Emory Smith endorses Panama route for a canal. Judge Lynch plans a vacation and echoes concern about colored folks. Col Curtis Jett of Kentucky claims a massacre of forty six men, hoping to inflate to fifty. Hon Tom Johnson mocks Ohio Supreme Court as country lawyers. Three hundred Philippine war dead are en route home, about one fifth in battle. Sherman’s remark, War is Hell, echoes as the U S questions its costs and lives lost.
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Col
Curtis Jett
Kentucky
Tom Johnson
Supreme Court of Ohio
Texas
United States
Sherman
Subscriptions Urgency Urges Prompt Payments
Publishers urge all unpaid subscribers to settle balances promptly to avoid increased inconvenience. Delays by many readers magnify burdens on the publishers and disrupt individual arrangements.
Hunt's Cure for Itch and Skin Ailments Promised Safe
An ad style note touts Hunt's cure for itch tetter ringworm eczema and itching piles with guaranteed relief. The claim emphasizes quick action and reliability to reassure buyers amid troubles.
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Hunt
Bowie Nursery promises fair nursery stock at bottom prices
Home buyer in Bowie plans to select nursery stock from Bowie Nursery by the 22d of the month, warning against unreliable men and urging orders from H. Eichelberger who guarantees true stock at fair prices. Fort Worth Telegram cancelled a color press contract and replaced it with a faster press, also building a new facility.
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Bowie
Eichelberger
Fort Worth
Ballard Horehound Syrup and Snow Lini ment remedy croup
An old advertisement notes croup symptoms and recommends Ballard's Horehound Syrup for children and Ballard's Snow Liniment for external throat application. It lists Graham Drug Co as a seller and 50 cents price. Also includes a job notice seeking a faithful traveler to supervise sales force with $20 weekly salary plus expenses, no prior experience needed, Chicago address. Texas Kyrmer comment on mortgages.
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Ballard
Graham Drug Co
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Ill
Grandmother Jowell Dies After Illness in Clarendon
Mrs. M. J. Jowell widow of J. R. Jowell died early Monday after a long illness. Burial followed that afternoon with Rev. E. Dobbs conducting services. She lived about seventy years and was confined to her room for months due to weakness of old age. Three sons Bud Jr. Charlie George and three grandchildren Towne Virgil Ruth Young and many relatives mourn her death. News extends sympathy.
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M. J. Jowell
J. R. Jowell
Rev. E. Dobbs
Bud
Charlie
George
Towne, Virgil
Miss Ruth Young
Tax Foreclosure Notice for 80 Acres in Young County
State and County taxes delinquent on 80 acres in the Dozier Survey abstract 1407 in Young County Texas. The state has filed suit for collection and the land may be condemned and sold at the March term 1904 district court in Ol ham. The notice, dated September 2 1903, is issued by Clerk Geo H McLaren.
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State OF
Texas
Young
District Court of
Young County
State of Texas
Oreham
Geo. H. McLaren
Young Co
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Reet & CO
Bryan
The
Democrats
National Democrats
Clark Democrats
Elis
Tennessee
Charles Emory Smith
Panama
Judge Lynch
Texas Kyrmer
Grandma Jowell
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