Health program and seal sale aid Texas TB efforts in 1919
The 1919 Red Cross seal sale in Texas aims to fund health work across the state, with nine tenths of the $200000 raised staying in Texas. The effort supports the Children's Hospital and Texas Public Health Association activities against tuberculosis, including field workers, nurses, clinics, and TB hospitals, planning more health programs for 1920.
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Austin
Texas
Red Cross Christ
Texas Ute Health Association
Sia
John Se
Children’s Hospital
Texas Public Health Association
Furs Offered for Sale at O K Wagon Yard
Notice from J Fry inviting buyers to visit the O K Wagon Yard to purchase various furs, urging readiness to complete sales and emphasizing the seller as a longtime stand-by contact.
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O. K
J . Fry
California Syrup of Figs Promises Easy Bowels
Promotes a gentle laxative effect for children and adults. Claims quick relief for feverish, constipated kids and touts ease of administration with directions for all ages.
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California
Bavice
Kingsland Prosperity Eyed as People Greet Growth
Kingsland residents show optimism amid growing crops and pecan shipments. Trade expands with wagons carrying pecans, buyers from Austin and Houston visit, and land buyers arrive from various regions. Local life features visitors, weddings, and notices, while business growth and property interest rise as brighter prospects boost community mood.
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Kingsland
Seatin
Niagara
Harwell Falls
Colorado
Liang Rivers
Middle West
Texas
Foy Gillespie
Interstate Index
San Antonio
Llano Rivers
Ars
Gillespie
Liano
Jy EF
Craine
Uvalde
Jack Ricketson
Imperial Valley
Calif
Wingsland
Albert Williams
Ruth Sheétburn
Lillian Menn
Gertrude Harnet
Dokie Long
Ona Miller
Kipesland
D. L. Waldret
Hikwood
Mano County
W. H. Badger
Austin
Barsack
Houston
M. D. King
H. Brame
H. L. Tinsley
Marble Falls
Lift Corns or Calluses Off
An ad promotes painless corn and callus removal using a finger lift method. It markets quick relief with drops of a solution and a topical product to ease removal, claiming immediate results and painless treatment for feet.
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Costa Bu
Colored widow farmer in Texas sells cotton bale low price
Clarksville Times reports a Black widow on her own farm near Clarksville sold a bale of long staple cotton for 892.65, receiving low pay due to racial prejudice. Charley Trimble, another Black farmer, sold a bale at 74 cents per pound. The piece cites uplifters and cashing in on hard work, urging self reliance and criticizing political promises.
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Clarksville
South
New York
Red River County
Charley Trimble
Trimble Aloyo
Texas
Dallas News
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Ransom & McInnis
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Llano, Texas
North Llano Garage Co
M. Cotton
DEUG
Liane, Texas
Devoe
Justus Paint Store
Adler
J. H. Underwood
Mirion
Ala
A. BR. Brbal
Relinegs
C. J. Shuligs
Ballard Banks
Allens. Johnson
Tolano
Herbert Hill
Vonda Lappe
Qua Miller
Llano News
Chism & Paulus
Dabbs & Moneyhon Co
Bayer
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