Beloved Dr Doss Leaves Bend For Ralls
Bend gossip notes the closing of Dr. Doss practice after many years in Bend Texas and his move to Ralls to live near his son Lawrence Doss. The item reflects community ties and best wishes for happiness in the new home. It also lists local social news, real estate transfers, baseball results, and community events with numerous names and places including Lampasas Lometa San Saba Llano Cherokee Creek and the San Saba school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Texas
San Saba
W. F. Lewis
BE. Gibgon
John’ Morris
W. QO. Alexander
Miss Ruth
Lampasas
Cowell Crossing
W. J. Morris
Ten Years of Home Town Advertising In 1915
In 1915 the United States Rubber Company saw the auto market beyond big cities and began local tire ads in home town papers. Ten years later 16 million cars exist, with 80 percent owned by rural and small town residents, as local dealers grow from one to many. Mrs. S. T. Taylor and family visit Houston this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Rubber Company
U. S
WU. S. Tire
Locker Locals: Small Town Notes and Visits, June 1925
Miss Vida B. Locker recently moved to Brownwood visits Mrs Ida Collins. Dozens of relatives and friends from Bethel Richland Springs Shiloh Rochelle Stephenville San Saba attend gatherings, travels, graduation, and local games. Holt’s baseball team visits, victor 19-8. Edna Nolan operated on in Temple. West family from Goldthwaite spends weekend with Jap West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Reavis
Julia Smith
Richland Springs
Bob Cochran
Reid Locker
Brownwood
Karl Parks
Omi
Gladys Shaw
San Saba
Dock Finch
Bethel
Luther Finch
Boyd Bolinger
Indian Creek
Joe "Bolinger
Cecil Walker
Ollie Smith
Pioneer
Johnnie Cummins
Algerita
Cummins
Tom Cummins
Tid Lord
Shiloh
Jonah Eckert
Carrol Locker
Miss Zada
Bode Walker
Norman Wells
Lee Wells
Holt
Locker
Albert Russell
Enoch Cochran
Alice Lord
Daniel Baker College
Lula Childs
Hall Valley
George Lord
Sallie Lord
Rochelle
Old Frinds
Sallie O'Neal
Stephenville
Donovan Coffey
Johnnie Coffey
Richland
Alonzo Grant
Algeria
John Newby
Bessie Neal
Lela Hendricks
Jodie’ Caffey
Hal Holcomb
Elmer Harris
Jamnnie Mae
D.chadwick
Juanita Reavis
Andy Reavis
Fred Crouch
John Crouch
Herb Taylor
Sam Owen
Katymyr Parks
Lindsey
Velma
Quieta
Jack Harkey
Harkeyville
Enoch Nettleship
Andy Smith
Clifford
West Texas
J. D. Smith
Nick
Edna Nolan
Stanley Nolan
Well West
Near Goldthwaite
Jap West
Honoring Miss Brownie Baker of Arlington
Miss Brownie Baker of Arlington visits for the summer and Mrs. James H. Baker hosts a forty two party. Eight tables for forty two, score cards, and high score split between Mrs. G. T. Jones and Mrs. W. A. Smith. An ice course and helpers, with a guest list including many local residents and out of town attendees. OG. B. Mosley serves as petit juror in Austin. Model Bakery promotes milk bread and premium wrappers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Baker
Arlington
James H. Baker
Mmes
G. T. Jones
W. A. Smith
G. A. Wilson
E. E.fage
J. M. Kuykendall
P. H. Sloan
Ja. Woods
E. C. Beaumont
N. K. Lidstone
R. S. Crain
Mamie Callahan
JJ. M. Baker
Safford
Arizona
John Liptak
New York
P. H. Taylor
California
Miss Sierre Hamilton
Hemphill
Texas
OG. B. Mosley
Morris-Mosley Company
Austin
Local residents and visitors spend summer in San Saba
Dr W D Biggs and family travel through San Saba en route home from the west with son in law Roland Windell and wife from Karnes City. Miss Inez Ketchum arrives to summer with sister Mrs W R Doran after teaching near Wilson. Mrs Thomas R Smith and Nina Laura visit from Colorado City with Mr and Mrs B R Russell. Mrs James Alf Collins and daughter Ann arrive from Pueblo to summer with Mrs John H Martin. Mrs James McCall and son G E B McCall return to Dallas after visiting Rev R K McCall and family in San Saba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Biggs
Lometa
Roland Windell
Karnes City
San Saba
Inez Ketchum
W. R. Doran
Wilson
Thomas R. Smith
Nina Laura
Colorado City
B. R. Russell
James Alf Collins
Ann
Pueblo
Colorado
John H. Martin
James McCall
G. E B. McCall
Dallas
Rev
R. K. McCall
Harmony Club Boys Make Record at Poland China Pig Show
Travis Patton of Harmony community has grown a Poland China pig record. The pig weighed 21 pounds on March 8 and 90 pounds on May 28 after a feeding plan of corn and oats, then ripe green sorghum with milk and grain. The pig will be shown at the fair, illustrating an industrious boy's effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Patton
Harmony
Poland
Travis
Jon
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Community
Dr. Cass Leaves
L. E. Page
Leo Page
J.T. White
Brady Morris
J. N. Alexander
Lillian McCoury
Sarah
Jessie Rodgers
Lida Schoe
Malashie Rodgers
San Sa
Bill Muhlinghaus
Bill Alexander
Arden Moore
Lloyd Byrd
Ray Bagley
Luther Baxter
Cecil Lewis
Jarrel Moore
P. Moore
Soodball
Ard Moore
Sissy Mitchell
Liano
Muhlinghaus
A. Moore
Baxter
J. Moore
Alexander
Morris
Lewis
Byrd
Cherokee Creek
Messrs
Ode Sargent
C. W. Scott
W. M. Jester
Lynn White
Bill Sargent
Arnold Moore
Mimes
Roy Bagley
S. T. Taylor
Louise
Miss Baker
Model Bakery
W. J. Nold
Harmony Club Boys
W. A. Wilson
Motor-Inn
Brownwood Speedway
American Automobile Association
America
Garner-Alvis Co
Athletic Union
Allen A
Kerry-Kut Athletic Union
Seat Flaps OL Ltd
Madras
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