A Parson’s New Year's Resolution for Worthy Living
The Parson in the Brownwood Bulletin offers a New Year’s resolution: love God as Father, submit to Him as Ruler, trust in all circumstances, hold firm convictions, speak truthfully, avoid gossip, listen to both sides, help others, endure adversity with poise, fight fair, accept punishment, and treat all tasks as sacred so worship becomes service. This would be a happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood Bulletin
God
Brady Standard
What Is Success Or Ordinary Citizenship Says Harington
The piece argues success meaning daily service to self, family, and society through honest, industrious living. It praises the ordinary citizen as the best type of American citizenship, noting many farmers and local workers are highly successful though their deeds stay within their communities.
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Himelf
Cone
H. H. Harington
First English newspaper ad in 1649 sparks profit
The Moderate reports the arrival of the first English newspaper advertisement in 1649. It notes advertisers did not praise fashion items but urged readers to inquire about a promotion, signaling a shift toward modem marketing and reader engagement.
Lost ads and Texas pride echo through Brady Standard
A fragment discusses a stolen horse and a longstanding lost ad practice, praising its effectiveness. It notes a man’s white-faced bald nag and invites tidings for reward. The piece shifts to a call for constructive talk about Texas communities and a pledge to boost local pride led by Will H. Mayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rotheram
Brady Standard
Texas
H. Mayes
Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Texas court notice
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine touting relief for catarrh deafness and blood action. A Kimble County Texas court notice orders defendants to respond to a land dispute involving W. G. Moos as plaintiff and multiple Beaty Seale and Forwood representatives, describing a 203 acre tract and ownership claims.
Plaintiff seeks title to land and removal of clouds
In a district court petition from Kimble County filed December 22, 1925, plaintiff seeks judgment to quiet title and regain possession of described lands. Defendants are cited to appear, answer, and defend, with costs and relief in law and equity. The filing recalls the clerk Hodges and deputy Taylor in Junction Texas.
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State OF
Texas
Kimble County
83Rd Judicial District
33Rd Judicial District
Junction
W. G. Moos
C. R. Beaty
E. T. Seale
FE. T. Seale
J. M. Forwood
Beaty
Seale
Forwood
M. B. Atkinson
S. W. Cor
J. Grimes
St. Md
August Moos
L. R. Hodges
Lela Taylor
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J. W. Boone
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. O. Wright
Prop
Kerrville
Phillip Luthringer
Roosevelt
Junction Home Laundry
Hazelwood & Sons, Props
Range & Range Attorneys AT Law
Mason, Texas
UNION
San Antonio
San Angelo
Burt Braley
Becker Hotel
Junction, Texas
State Bank
R. Becker
Ness
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