Thanksgiving at Hanover home features regional visitors
A long Thanksgiving gathering at the Hanover residence brings Presiding Elder Clyde Long and family from McKinney, J. Beard and family, Miss Ruth Hanover, and Mrs. Doctor Drummond from Bryan. Locals include Lyn Gilstrap returning from Baylor, and Mrs. Tennie Collard honored before moving. The throng praised community gratitude and a country dinner on the public school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benk
Love
Calvert
Temple
Don Stewart
George W. Moss
Fillmore
California
Jesse Moore
Hanover’s
Clyde Long
McKinney Texas
J. Beard
Ruth Hanover
Doctor Drummond
Bryan
Collard
Ming
Letta Evans
Stevensville
Sallie Hayes
Granger
G.C. House
Anderson
Evans
John Thompson
Judea
Prince of Peace
Bildad
Notice to Henry Boreak in vendor's lien suit
The State of Texas to the sheriff is commanded to summon Henry Boreak to appear at the Robertson County court in Franklin on January 5, 1925 in suit No. 7018 brought by Lee Brantner seeking foreclosure of a vendor's lien on Lot 10 in Blank 125 Bremond. The note for 1100 dollars, dated December 11, 1923, bears 8 percent interest and payments of 25 dollars monthly, with 10 percent attorney's fees if collected. The plaintiff claims unpaid installments and asks for judgment, foreclosing the lien and awarding costs and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson County
Henry Boreak
Texas
Franklin
Lee Brantner
Josie ‘Boreak
S. Lien
Bremond
Plainstiff
Gallawae
District Court
Shall the Norwood Cemetery Association Be Disbanded
Hearne readers are urged to consider whether the Norwood Cemetery Association should disband due to dwindling funds and volunteer effort. The piece warns that if support does not improve the cemetery may be turned over to the city, with a possible special tax for upkeep. It calls for more workers and money and announces an upcoming meeting for year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Norwood Cemetery Association
Democrat
F. R. Puaa
Grove Tasteless Tonic Promises Vitality and Purity
An old advertisement touts Grave’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifier and tonic. It claims to enrich red blood, improve appetite and complexion, and restore energy with iron and quinine in syrup. The copy notes the product is pleasant for children and fights malaria germs while boosting strength.
Farmers urged to cooperate with 1925 census drive
A 1925 Census of Agriculture pamphlet urges farmers to study the questionnaire and answer as many questions as possible. It explains that enumerators will help fill forms next month and that the January 1 census will be the most complete yet, with no tax implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Congress
Uncle Sam
Census reveals farm purchase values and equipment trends 1924
The passage describes forthcoming census findings on farm purchase values for 1924, including tractors and radio sets on farms and road adjacency questions. Once compiled and tabulated, the census bureau will present extensive data on farm status and finances, detailing the average farmer by county and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Coi
Signature on Box Mystery in Grove Document
A fragment shows the line ry E. W. GROVE as a signature marked on a box. The source text is incomplete but implies signature authentication or labeling, with a cryptic reference ending in 306. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry E. W. Grove
Thanksgiving Gatherings Mentioned in Bertram and Wrightsboro
Mr and Mrs Claud Crutchfield and children spent Thanksgiving in Bertram. Hurble Oils and Mobil Oils Hearne Motor Co Mrs J W Sanders and a little son Eugene accompanied Mrs Edgar Mahon when she returned to her Wrightsboro home after a weekend with the Sanders family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud, Crutchfield
Bertram
J. W. Sanders
Aittle
Eugene
Edgar Mahon
Wrightsboro
Sanders
Piles Cured in Days Promise by PAZO OINTMENT
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Instantly relieves itching and assists sleep after first application. Ends with 60c price claim.
Divorce summons warns Bill Coldiron in Robertson County
Official citation orders Bill Coldiron to appear in Robertson County District Court at Franklin Texas on the first Monday in January 1925. Jewel Coldiron sues for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment alleging separation since May 1924 after alleged cursing abuse threats and brutal conduct. Case file number D 2440. Judge Galloway clerk of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson County
Bill Coldiron
District Court
Texas
Franklin
A. D
A.D
Jewel Coldiron
Taintiff
Galloway
Clebk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Detroit
SEZ
Wheelock
Doctor Gilstrap
Lyn Gilstrap
Baylor University
Waco
C. W. Cardwell
Llano’s
Mitchell
Andrew
Harve Spiller
Lady’ 'S Home Mission Society
Tennie
State OF
Ludens
RTA
OLLN
Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
the Barnum OF Fun
Bedd Fishers
Humble
Mobil
Hearne Motor Go
Tutt’s
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