Arkansas Mill promotes baled shucks and bran chops
J. G. Hester, proprietor, advertises baled shucks and bran, cotton seed hulls, meal, and wood delivered in cold weather. Offers include corn chops and heater wood with delivery service. Arkansas Mill brand emphasizes quality and prompt service.
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Arkansas
J. G. Hester
Current Literature dominates world thought reviews and art
The magazine Current Literature is praised as covering the full scope of human thought and action across both hemispheres. It offers a monthly world news review, press quotations, cartoons, photographs, biographic sketches, scientific advances, religion literature and art events, fiction and drama reviews, humor, and play condensations. Yearly price is five dollars, with Canadian postage at fifty cents.
Roanoke Weekly News Highlights School Start and Staff
Roanoke reports First Day of School with positive turnout as pupils welcomed by teachers. Alma Robinson to lead primary grade in Masonic hall while Lacy, Mr. EG wards, and Moody teach other grades. Evening telephone exchange hours set under Belle Helm with night term led by Charles Trotter. Word also notes William Cowan’s critical illness and imminent death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Robinson
Masonic Hall
Miss Lacy
EG@wards
Miss Moody
Belle Helm
Charles Trotter
Hardwick Tragedy Examiners Grant $250 Bonds in Killing
The Hardwick case at Wichita Falls ends with Frank and Harry Rembert, father and son, granted $250 bonds each as witnesses testify. Deputy Jernigan details the confrontation on Indiana street where Hardwick allegedly cut his own throat with Ed Hardwick later blamed on the elder Rembert, while Frank Rembert produced the knife.
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Ed Hardwick
Wichita Falls
Frank
Harry Rembert
Hardwick
L.N. Jernigan
Wichita Falls Times
Jernigan
L. N. Jernigan
Indiana Street
Rembert
Frank Rembert
Indiana Avenue
7Th Street
Elder Rembert
Harry
Remberts
W. M. Maudlin
Harry Remtert
Frank Za
New York Closed High, Liverpool Short Session
Market update from Nov 5 detailing Liverpool cotton prices and New York and New Orleans quotes. Liverpool open 7.55 to 7.61, spots steady at 7.81d. New York December 14.48 to 14.64, January 14.36 to 14.48. New Orleans December 14.24 to 14.42, January 14.33 to 14.50. Galveston spots modestly higher. Denton local quotes firm with lint top 14.25c and seqq 5.35, receipts around 3,500 bales. Fort Worth livestock and hogs prices listed.
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Uwenton
Liverpool
Mindling
New York
Galveston
Denton
Seeq
Real estate and livestock ad near town and Denton
Auctionish notice offers hogs both registered and not for breeding or pork, cordword delivery or pickup at a farm five miles northwest of town. Also promotes residence lots in Denton, suburban tracts, and farms on easy terms with trade as partial payment. Hay available at the farm or delivered.
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Cordword
Denton
Whiskey substitutes and local news from Pilot Point
A Pilot Point Post-Signal item urges Perry Davis Painkiller for chills and fever. Social notes include Foreign Missionary society events, Mrs. Mount visiting from Denton, and a proposed Parent Teachers Association. Local deaths and a road accident involving Harley Stanley, a deaf-mute, are reported with funeral details and minor injuries.
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Pilot Point Post-Signal
The
Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Presbyterian Church
Ours is a drug store ad promising wide selection
A promotional notice proclaims a full service drug store offering familiar items and many hard to classify goods. It guarantees stock of nearly anything a customer seeks, with a promise to locate or obtain items not on hand and emphasizes quality and customer satisfaction.
Allison's Pharmacy W Side Free Delivery
Local pharmacy advertises two phone lines on the west side with free delivery service. It highlights convenient access for shoppers seeking home delivery of prescriptions and health essentials.
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Allison's Pharmacy
West Side
Allison’s Pharmacy
W. Side
County Teachers Institute Opens Big Attendance Expected
County Superintendent J W Beaty leads the county teachers Institute at the courthouse on Monday marking November start to avoid school disruption. Trustees from across the county join the program to boost school board interest and attendance. Beaty will open with an address to the teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Teachers’ Institute
Court House
J. W Beaty
Beaty
Capudine offers quick relief for various headaches
Capudine relieves headaches including sick nervous and heat or cold caused. It also treats colds and grip attacks with fast action. Liquid easy to take, works immediately. Available 10c 25c and 50c at stores.
Education conference opens with W B Bizzell on program
President W B Bizzell of the College of Industrial Arts is listed on the opening day program alongside several other features. Teachers from across the county have already arrived, and most are expected Sunday. Monday includes devotional exercises by Rev M T Andrews, a welcome by Judge tee Zum walt, and talks on county school needs, school property care, community educational interest, selection of teachers, local taxes as state school funds supplement, and teachers' compensation led by President Bizzell.
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W. B. Bizzell
The
College of Industrial Arts
M. T Andrews
First Baist
Tee Zumwalt
L. W. Land
Couty
W. L. Matthews
R. L. Reynolds
J. T. Chambers
Clarence Pentley
J. D. Sullivan
Hubert C. Lyon
J. N. Mallory
Hygienic Conditions of the Rural Schools
A brief notes on improving rural school hygiene and library access citing J Henry Phillips and L J Edwards. Emphasizes cooperation of parents as essential, detailing methods to secure library resources and healthier school environments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Phillips
L.J. Edwards
L. C. Edwards
Hidden article ad hints at tempting price
An advertisement in this issue teases an article you have long wanted. A striking price is shown, inviting readers to look it up and act quickly before it disappears.
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