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Newspaper

Happy Idea

Location

Happy, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1919

Page

2

Jockos EliteD Bait Stirs Mixed Reactions Across Community

A fragmentary note references Jockos eliteD bait drawing varied opinions from residents. The sense of frustration and critique appears directed at collective actions, with comparisons to others and mentions of Gordon Barrett, a pastor, within a terse social snapshot.

Gordon Barrett

Prohibition Amendment Vote Mentioned in Mother's Day Notice

A church notice postpones Mothers Day service to next Sunday at 11 in the morning due to rain and mud. Pastor John T. Price urges honoring the electorate on May 24 with support for the Prohibition Amendment. The piece notes War Savings Certificates affecting indoor activities at a local bank.

John T. Price

Hog and lamb market report with rising hog prices

Receipts of hogs were liberal and demand urgent with prices rising 15 to 25 cents. Top hog price reached 20.75 while most sold 20.25 to 20.60. pigs 25 cents higher at 16.00 to 19.75. Heavy hogs stayed premium. dressed lamb and mutton prices fell 2.00 to 4.00 at Eastern markets. sheep declined 50 to 75 cents. Wet wool fed lambs 17.75 to 18.50, spring 17.75 to 18.35, clipped 14.50 to 15.00, Texas sheep 11.50 to 13.00. Goats 7.25 to 8.50.

Texas

Campaign to Cure It Moves on With Dallas Industrial Congress

The movement gains traction as the Texas Industrial Congress of Dallas prepares to furnish further information upon request. The campaign aims to widen awareness and mobilize support before the stated deadline.

Texas “Industrial ‘Congress Dallas

Alumni Social Hour and 1920 Homecoming Boost Planned

The Alumni and Ex-students of West Texas State Normal College schedule an annual social hour on Saturday May 27 1919 at the Normal College with refreshments and a short musical program. A meeting will also be held the same day to boost the Grand Homecoming for 1920 the college’s tenth year.

West Texas State Normal College The Normal College

Average man’s yearly food and liquid intake noted

A historical note observes that the average man consumes about one ton of liquid and solid food in a year, highlighting the scale of daily dietary needs and the bulk processed by households.

Suggestions to Automobilists on Getting a Car Moving

The article advises on using soft materials to fill holes for traction and suggests small tree branches provide better grip than bricks or stones. If traction fails, a gentle push can supply the extra power needed to start moving a stalled car.

WHEN LITTLE FELLOW GRINS

A baby’s grin is simple, honest, and trusting, showing recognition and confidence. The poem notes how a grandad feels joy and a sense of connection when the child beams with a genuine smile. It emphasizes that a baby’s expression carries warmth beyond grown concerns.

Road Notice to Nonresident Land Owners in Castro County

A 1919 Texas road view notice from Castro County to landowners, stating a June 7 survey to establish a first class road from Town Section 25, with damages assessment for Bedford Town and Company and others, signed by Harvey Cash.

State OF Texas Castro Commissioner’s Court Court House Diamitt Corfer W .Corfyer Ag. Guirney Anid S.E Ction N. E Sai Bedford

Jury of Freehold Astro. Official View in 1919 May

A fragment notes jurors of view dated 5th day of May 1919. Signatures include J. M. Tilson G. H. Webb TLR Gollehon W. P Boyd and Merrict. Mentions a jury of view with listed cases or items 5:16 28 30, 1919.

Freeholdastro J. M. ‘Tilson G. H. Webb Tlr Gollehon W. P Boyd Lint Merrict

Centenary Centenary Meeting Hymns and Readings Program

Sunday May 18 at 6 30 p m the program lists Hymns Nos 66 114 led by Henry Jordan with Psalm 2 prayer for centenary summer conferences and volunteers Clara Uchychey Roberta Price John XVII 20 Zera Bruce comments by leader and hymns including The Battle Hymn of the Centenary Address Method in the Centenary and special music with Hymn 408 King Eternal.

Henry Jordan Clara Uchychey John Roberta Price Zera Bruce Andrenes Stag Cantonare Hs Smith Ralph

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