County wide Baptist meeting announced by church
Sunday School at 9 45 preaching at 11 prayer service Wednesday 7 choir Friday 7 B P U 6 00 all day meeting next Wednesday with dinner served at the church Dr Ira L Parrack of Gorman will lead the meeting focusing on the 1925 program A new film Scaramo uche at the Majestic Theatre Monday and Tuesday billed as the greatest photoplay yet made with stars Alice Terry Lewis Stone and Ramon Novarro
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Ira L. Parrack
Gorman
Bocn
Scaramouche
Rex Ingram
Metro
Majestic Theatre
Rafael Sabatini
Alice Terry
Lewis Stone
Ramon Novarro
Ingram
Zenda
Keeping Well What Causes Malaria
A historical explanation of malaria traces beliefs about night air and mosquitoes to ancient times. It notes the discovery by Laveran in 1880 of a microscopic germ in red blood cells and describes how malaria causes fever and anemia through rupture of cells and parasite release.
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Laveran
Algiers
Africa
Quirky 1930s Proverb Mashups Stir The Mind
A playful mosaic of dated witticisms and muddled phrases about flying danger grade crossings shop beauty determiners campaigns and fire safety. It weaves cautionary maxims with arcane humor highlighting social themes and old time sensibilities.
World May Expect Dry Weather Says Scientists
Brownwood News reports a British meteorological official predicts 1925 will be the driest year this century as solar prominences and rainfall cycles align. The analysis links sunspot activity to England and global drought, with wet years in cycles of two and one dry year following a period of heightened solar activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood News
British Meteorological Department
London
England
St. Swithin
Watch for the new Chevrolet at Conner Ash Motor Co
Ex sheriff E T Neal has returned from a business trip to Fort Worth while the Conner Ash Motor Co advertises the new Chevrolet model. The note highlights local commerce and a prominent local figure returning from travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner-Ashbby Motor Co
E. T. Neal
Fort Worth
Bend By Gimlet A Bend News Item
A light rain fell Sunday night but little relief for dry, hard ground. Bend's telephone service improves with connections to San Saba, Lometa, Lampasas, and Cherokee, plans for dead-line removal, new poles, and a switchboard. Pecan Day program discussed with D F Moore. Chamber of Commerce approval sought. R W Sawyer buys 20 acres and visits Old Mexico briefly. The Gaze couple return for Frances Bogard’s sanitarium case. Mesquite thorn infection risks amputation. A Bend band concert was postponed to next Sunday afternoon. Repair shop opened by W S Ponton on Wallace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
San Saba
Lometa
Lampasas
Cherokee
Fred Hinson
D. F. Moore
Chambers of Commerce Committee
Sam Jones
Bill Spriggins
Jothers
R. W. Sawyer
Rio Grande Valley
Robert
Old Mexico
W. H. Gaze
Temple
Frances Bogard
Sauer
Fort Worth
Fine Blooded White Wyandotte Cockerel From Indiana
O B Sturdivant received a fine full blood Rose Comb White Wyandotte cockerel in town on Tuesday valued at $35. The bird, from Chas Keller's White Wyandotte Farm in Winamac Indiana, is described as extremely pretty with red comb and robes, a prized illustration of poultry value beyond a mere chicken.
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O. B. Sturdivant
Chas. Keller
Winamac
Indiana
Grandmother Wilkes Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Wilkes passed away Tuesday morning after years of frail health. Her daughter Mrs. Mary Jones cared for her. The Enterprise offers condolences to the family. She lived in San Saba in the 1870s and 1880s, with her husband once owning a slack smith shop where the Arhelger shop now stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wilkes
Mary Jones
Mullin
Wilkes
San Saba
Delaused
Arhelger’ Shop
Cherokee By Ranchman Prof Will Terry Guests and Illness notes
Community notes list visits by Prof Will Terry and family of Bend to Mr and Mrs W D Kuykendall and other locals including Miss Fula Pankey Pontotoc Miss Eleanor Chalk San Saba and Miss Beulah Kuykendall Beulah to Grayer Russell Burkburnette with best wishes. Several illnesses and family updates reported.
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Will Terry
Bend
W. D. Kuykendall
Fula Pankey
Pontotoc
Chas. Simpson
Cold Creek
Kuykendall
Harry Sifford
Brownwood
Oscar Gray
Eleanor Chalk
San Saba
W. D. Reddoch
Homer. Kuykendall
Tom Barton
Barton
Frank Gray
San Sabe
W. B. Hart
Esbow
Miss Irene
Irene
Flora Belle Gray
McAllen
Oliver Altizer
Winnie McKneely
Vernon Magill
Bangs
John Magill
Jack Huffstutler
Lometa
Cagle
Lizzie
Mae Kuykendall
Baylor
Russell
Modern Challenge to the Church Sermon at Methodist Sunday School
The Methodist Church schedules Sunday School at 8:45 a.m. with preaching at 11 a.m. The 1:30 p.m. address by Judge M. A. Childers from San Antonio discusses true laymanship. At 2:15 p.m. Judge Lewis of Lampasas outlines laymen tasks and delivery. A 3:00 p.m. round table follows, with a 4:00 p.m. adjournment and 7:15 p.m. preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Childers
San Antonio
Texas
Lampasas
Mrs Sullivan Receives Temple Nurse Care On Wednesday
Mrs Claire Sullivan is dangerously ill and a trained nurse arrived from Temple Wednesday morning to provide care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Sullivan
Temple
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Nitten K
Many Face
Shakespeare
Dobbin
Jack
Garner-Alvis Co
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