Groesbeck Area Undergoes Core Drilling by Pure Oil
Pure Oil begins diamond core tests in Groesbeck region with tests planned along the Kosse Mexia Wortham Currie and Powell trends. Drilling at Yoder-Sanders No 1 west of town aims for 3500 feet unless oil is discovered sooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groesbeck
Pure Oil Company
Frank Jackson
Kosse
Mexia
Wortham
Currie
Powell
Navasota River
Yoder-Sanders No. 1
Megnolia
Kosse High School Earns Accredited List Status
Kosse High School remains on the accredited list as the district adds agriculture as the required fifteenth credit. Superintendent F G Bryant and Principal J C McCreary receive credit for the effort aiding taxable area growth. The town cites improvements amid oil test developments and local programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kgsse High School
F. G. Bryant
J. C. McCreary
Kosse
McCreary
Te Ome de Ecca High School
Calotabs Calomel Laxative Ad Claims Nausea Free
An old advertisement promotes Calotabs as a purified calomel tablet that cleanses the liver without nausea or griping. It urges taking one tablet at bedtime with water and touts morning energy, a guaranteed refund, and branded packaging with prices of ten and thirty-five cents at drug stores.
Moore and Son Win Brushy Creek to Frankston Highway Contract
Moore and son of Lufkin won the Brushy Creek to Frankston road bid at 64 693.06 dollars, the lowest of six bids for 10.13 miles. The contract was awarded at a county commissioners meeting. The project will follow state highway specifications though not a designated state highway. The highest bid was 74 749.42. About 40 miles of road work are progressing in Anderson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
J. 5
Moore and Son
Lufkin
Brushy Creek
Frankston
Commissioners Court
Anderson County
Portrait Sitters and the Uncooperative Hired Man
A visiting artist praises a hired man as picturesque and hopes he will sit for a portrait, but the man refuses to pose in any position other than one his employer already knows. The employer confirms the man’s stubborn stance and familiarity with the sitter.
Dissolution of Jimmies Gate and Bakery in Mexia Texas
The partnership between Charles I Henderson and Mrs Fred Steinmetz is dissolved by mutual consent. Mrs Steinmetz buys out Henderson and continues the business as Jimmies Cafe and Bakery. She will manage outstanding debts and collect all bills. Dated Mexia Texas June 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I Henderson
Fred Steinmetz
Jimmie's Gate and Bakery
Charles L. Henderson
Jimmie
Mexia
Texas
Chas. L. Henderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pursow
Groesbeck Journal
Pittman Bldg
Room
Abelitidilt, fErelst, Neni Terass
Mie. Y Bors, James Carew
Lady Luck
James Carew
Calcutta
R. G. H McDonnell
North McKinney
Italy
Sungeon Rea
Kemp Bldg
St Watche
Jerry C
Sherman Street
Mexea Wrecking
Arnett Wrecking House
Bellmap and
Bowie Streets
Mexia Marble & Granite Works
Roxas
Studebaker
Hotor Car
Commerce St
DR. Hinchlifve
E. F. Hamm
Cox-Forrest D. Stard
Tidwells
Golden State
Welch
Fleischmann’s
Wilson’s and
Swift
Maxwell House
White Swan
Saniflush
Diana Howard
Heinz Vinegars
Poultry
Purina Chows
Tidwell's A Mexia Institution
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