Mrs Wynne Hosts All Day Bridge Party
Mrs. Guy Wynne entertained a group of friends with dinner and bridge at her home on an all day event. The setting featured springlike decor and a cut glass centerpiece while Mrs. H G Perry won high score in the afternoon bridge. Several local residents and advertisers appear in the notes, including Miss Eloise Hardeman and Ollie Murr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Wynne
Carl M. Wolf
W. P. Riley
George Braley
C. R. Stevenson
J. B. Randolph
Slater Fleming
P. Joseph
H. G. Perry
Eloise Hardeman
Shooting at Brady Claims Milburn Life
T. B. Milburn was fatally wounded at his Brady Texas home by his brother in law O. M. Curry using a .38 pistol. Four or five shots were fired with two bullets hitting Milburn, one near the heart and another near the kidneys, leading to death at 6 15 this morning from internal hemorrhages. Witnesses reported Milburn remained conscious until shortly before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Milburn
O. M
Orville) Curry
Milburn
Brady
Merchants Advertise or Lose Trade, Boerne Star Says
A Boerne Star editorial likens passive merchants to mistletoe on a tree, urging sellers to advertise and invite customers. It argues active promotion yields better merchandise and fair prices, noting the advertiser can cut prices after covering ad costs. The piece ends with a sale notice for Illinois Medicated Sheep Salt, offered at $4 per 100 lb for 380 days, from Menard to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Menard Wool & Mohair Co
Menard
Texas
Boerne Star
Lovett's Quick Service Tailor Shop Ad Notice
A new electric cleaner and extractor from West Texas Utilities Company enhances Lovett's Quick Service Tailor Shop offerings. The shop guarantees outcomes in cleaning and pressing, alterations, and repairs, urging customers to treat winter garments against moth damage. Nearby Wahl Brothers & Jordan report sales and deliveries, and Howard Blackburn joins Junction Hardware Company’s clerical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Utilities Company
Lovett
Quick Service Tailor Shop
Wiggley’s
Nun in Broadway District Declares Love of Country Life
A nun in the Broadway district proclaims affection for country living and walking country roads while noting she cannot owe money to a cow. The quote appears in the New York Evening World context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New York Evening World
Perseverance Wins Says Farrington on Staying Power
A Farrington quote urges not quitting, defining success as perseverance. It stresses that sticking to a task often yields victory at the eleventh hour and warns against giving up too soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrington
Sale of Frank Baker property in Kimble County Texas
In Kimble County an alias execution on February 2 1926 ordered sale of Frank Baker property. On June 1 1926 between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM at the Court House door, cash sale of Lots 2 38 4 56 7 in Block 8 West Junction City will occur to satisfy a judgment in favor of Junction State Bank against Jim Moore Frank Baker and John A Cowsert. Dee Gibbs Sheriff of Kimble County Texas announces the auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Kimble
District Court OF
Kimble County
Texas
Junction State Bank
Jim Moore
Frank Baker
John A. Cowsert
District Court
Frank Faker
Levy
Junction
Junction City
Frank Paker
Court House
A. D
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Mrs. Wynne
Tyler Wilkinson
del Rio
M. Willinsson
Ollie Murr
John Fish and Son
Adam Murr
San Jose
San Angelo
Glenmore
C. B. Metcalfe
West Texas
W. C. Sharp
Chicago
KK. V. Sellers
Red Star Oil
H. O .Denman
Alex J. Hamer
Bradley-Vrooman
Junction Hardware CO
Wahl Brothers & Jordan
Wei
Clarence Vallient
Henry Grobe
Howard Blackburn
Junction Hardware Company
Horace E. Wilson
U. S
West Side Court House Square
K. G. Durst
H. R. Wall
Water Street
Kerrville
Frank L. Wilson
H. E. Luehrs, M. D
Dee Gibbs
Knetsch
Junction, Texas
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Lessie Baker
W. M. Lela Taylor
Secula i Ct
Nokox
Kerrville Sanitarium Hospital
Dr. Secor’s Hospital
First National Bank
United States
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