Roosevelt News Roundup of Local Visits and Visits
Mrs Willie Adams of San Angelo spent the week with home folks. An ice cream supper at Mr Fisher's home Wednesday night brought a nice time. Several Roosevelt residents traveled to Menard and back. Many locals visited relatives in nearby towns and returned home with reports of pleasant social events and routine business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Adams
San Angelo
Fisher
Ed Mears
Ed L
Leto Crowell
Roosevelt
Menard
Tillie Simon
Bruns
Earl Hill
Charley Fuchs
Bob Goodall
Brownwood
Hellen Rape
Fort Worth
Ricks
Alma. Farmer
Frank Patterson
Viola Tumberlin
Junction
Surber
Frank Surber
Fort Terrett
Lech
Parker
Noxville
August Simon
Mr. Fisher
August Bruns
Otto Brobst
Mason
Vierlow Richardson
Sonora
C. W. Simon
Ruth Simon
Chas. Baylor
Eubanks
Radio visitors from Brownwood tour local music school
Cameron Marshall dean of the school of music at Howard Payne University and Allen Bell with Lawrence Stark traveled from Brownwood in Mr. Marshall’s car to visit the J. L. Wright home. Bell operates the Brownwood College Radio and plans to set up an instrument here. He says Brownwood station can receive messages from all over the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Marshall
Howard Payne
Allen Bell
Lawrence Stark
Brownwood
Marshall
J. L. Wright
Bell
United States
Public Health Advice on Water and Fly Control
A letter warns residents to boil drinking water and sterilize food and water given to babies. It urges fly control measures including lime in stables and toilets, fly traps, and fly traps. The message warns that humidity and heat increase dysentery risk for babies and small children.
Evergreen Baptist Church Notes and Upcoming Meetings
Two services were held under the arbor at Evergreen with a crowd dinner. Mrs. Hicks heads the reorganized Sunday School. A Kerrville pastor will lead a July meeting at Evergreen with Rev. W. H. Price preaching at Gentry starting July 7. The Southern Baptist convention in Jacksonville had over four thousand messengers. More baptisms and $35 million pledged toward the Seventy Five Million drive were reported. Church has preached five weeks. a big next Sunday gathering is urged to prepare for Hornburg meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen
Hicks
J. B. Holt
Kerrville
Fivergreen
W. H. Price
Junction
Gentry
Southern Baptist Convention
Jacksonville
Florida
Hornburg
Also Ran Resites His Woes In Expense Statement
Indianapolis reports detail Patrick Dugan’s expense tally after an unsuccessful run. The narrative cites sleep lost, personal mishaps, charitable acts, miles walked, people met, lies told, revival duties, weddings and divorces, and a total expense of 3.50 amid a candid, satirical summary of his political effort. Wood for sale also advertised at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Patrick Dugan
Republic
Money to Lend on Ranch or Farm Lands
Brown Bros of San Angelo Texas advertise loans on ranch and farm properties offering funds to landowners with flexible terms and quick processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Bros
San Angelo
Tex
Mystery of Sleeping Sickness Cured by Serum
Dr E C Rosenow of Rochester Minnesota announced at the Medical Association meeting in St Louis that a serum cured sleeping sickness in early cases. He showed experiments with the germ causing the disease and said the brain disorder produces sleepiness wakefulness or severe muscular jerks with a roughly 30 percent death rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
E. C. Rosenow
Rochester
Minn
Rosenow
Local Ball Team Edges Mason In Backyard Clash
The Junction boys played Mason Sunday, a low-practice matchup ending 2 to 3 with Mason winning. Junction had six hits to Mason's three, and lineups included Chas Dunbar pitching Clifford Hamer catching and George Cousins at first base, among others. A July 4 rematch is planned with focus on practice leading up to the Barbecue event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Junction
Chas. Dunbar
Clifford Hamer
George W. Cousins
Dick Weaver
Turk Kindrick
Shelby Jobes
Garland Newby
Carlos Taylor
Ford builds 6000th Model T at Highland Park plant
Ford Motor Co reports the 6000th car rolled off the Highland Park assembly line at 9 14 a m on May th with 600001 following 5 1 3 seconds later The note cites daily output of 5400 motors and shipment by carload to plants nationwide It traces the Model T numbering from 1908 to 1921 and explains the origin of the present system
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor
Highland Park
Ford
United States
Ford Motor Co
Sale of 1000 lambs to Will Bill for September delivery
Rains Commissioner Company of Sonora reports the sale of 1000 lambs from J Riddle to Will Bill for September delivery at five dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rains Commissioner Commission Company of
Sonora
I J Riddle
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. C. Patterson Jeweler
South State Bank
Ben Hey
Texas
M. E. Blackburn Lawyer
Kimble County
Horace E. Wilson
U. S
Levi Notes
West Side Court House Square
Stevenson & Knetsch
Martin
Kerrville, Texas
Frank L Wilson
Kimble
Junction, Texas
Roosevelt News
Kimble County Abstract Company
E. Holekamp
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Uy Amba
Payne
Robt. I. Jarvis
C. C. Ernest Wilson
Praetorian Lodge NO. 50
Praetorians
Roy Skaggs
S. A
Jennie Patterson
W. R
Eula Burnett
Dalton
Cardus
Mrs. Burnett
Baptist Church
Ran
Y. P. Oliver
I Or
Simply Delicious
Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Wrigley
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