Ships and marriages mingle in old newspaper notice
An old era of free world shipping resumes under the Stars and Stripes with American routes to worldwide ports. The notice lists U S Shipping Board operators and several lines and offers free film reels for civic leaders. It also reports the marriage of Guile A Morrow of Houston to Mary Hackworth of McDade on a Sunday ceremony at the bride’s parents home, noting Morrow’s World War I service in the 86th Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping Board
H. Lane
Information Bureau
B' Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Guile A. Morrow
Houston
Mary Hackworth
McDade
Baylor College
Morrow
I. D. Morrow
San Baba
86Th
France
Raing Brings Winter Hog and Hominy Talk
Locals report rainy weather spurring plans for hog and hominy this winter. Prof. Nixon and family fished the creek with a good catch. A new thresher owned by Messie Barber and Boultinghouse began operation. Various residents visited, traveled, or planned trips, including G. S. Gray, Dr. Lester Gray, and Warren Kuykendall in San Saba and Hot Springs trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Nixon
Messie Barber
Gray
Hot Springs
New Mexico
Lester Gray
Warren Kuykendall
San Saba
Yi. &. Gray
Calves Bought Earlier To Be Delivered This Summer
Miskes Florence and Emma Ruth visit Ranger Sunday to see their brother Vester Crump and wife, Mr and Mrs Jack Crump. They spend the summer at the home while Will Idens is receiving the remainder of the calves previously bought from F S and Frank Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miskes
Florence
Emma Ruth
Ranger
Vester
Jack Crump
F. S
Frank Gray
Aged Citizen Dies in Barnet Community
T J Melton of Barnet community died suddenly Sunday evening June 6 1921 at 9 o clock from heart failure and was laid to rest in Locker cemetery. Born in Alabama June 2 1861 he moved to Texas in 1872 and married Annie McAdams July 24 1888. Survived by four children Clarence Raymond John and Mrs Ernest Hogan and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Melton
Barnet
Locker Cemetery
Mr. Melton
Primitive Baptist Church
Alabama
Texas
Annie McAdams
Clarence
Ft. Worth
Raymond
John
Navy
Ernest Hogan
Locker
Jesus
Farm Bureau Declaration of Economic Independence
The Farm Bureau proclaims the farm and ranch sector suffers the most in downturns and the least in prosperity, while finance and distribution absorb excessive wealth. It calls for cooperative production, marketing, and financing to achieve economic independence, fair grading, and orderly movement of commodities, urging collective action against waste and dumping. Mrs. W. Edwardes returns from a visit to her sister, Mrs. R. I. Hopkins.
Bend Diary Through Farm Bureau Visits and Pecan Press
The correspondent and Frank Moore visit Richland Springs Harkeyville and Cherokee meeting local growers. They highlight hospitality at W R Baxter's Glendale home, a schoolhouse talk, and subscriptions to the Pioneer Pecan Press. Mentions D F Moore attending Dallas state pecan meeting. River Bend Farm visits San Saba. outlook for corn and weeded cotton and boll weevil concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Frank Moore
Richland Springs
John Kavanaugh
John
Harkeyville
W. R. Baxter
Glendale
D. F. Moore
Pioneer Pecan Press
Pecan Grove
Clark
Baxter
Cherokee
D. A. Gay
Alex
Billy
San Saba
Norton's Taxi called by fishing parties during visit
26-1x Mrs N L Davis and daughter Natalee of Arlington visit the old home and relatives in San Saba. Mr and Mrs R B Creasy of Bal linger spent from Saturday to Monday in San Saba. They travel the country in the family car and enjoy life. Mr Creasy remembered as former San Saba Mills operator with Charlie Moore. He is well known in lodge circles and has many county acquaintances who will be glad to hear he and his family are in good health and prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Creasy
Ballinger
San Saba
Creasy
Charlie Moore
Two American Presidents and Their Lineage
A compact survey notes that John Adams and John Quincy Adams were a father son presidential pair. It mentions Harrison's descendants, Garfield's short tenure, Roosevelt’s age at entry, and Harding as the first Baptist president. It also cites Washington Lincoln education gaps and religious affiliations among presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
John Adams
Harding
John Quincy Adams
Harrisons
William Henry
Benjamin Horrison
Harrison
Tyler
Garfield
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
McKinley
Adamses
Taft
Jefferson
William Henry Harrison
Lincoln
Prickly Ash Bitters Promises Digestive Relief and Wellness
An ad touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a remedy for sour belching and indigestion, claiming it cleanses the stomach and bowels and improves well being. Price is $1.25 per bottle from Corner Drug Store with Rev. M. B. Harris noting a Texas Christian University evangelism school attendance. Additionally, W. M. Elmore is praised after delivering roasting meats to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Harris
Tabernacle Christian Church
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S. Shipping Board
Admiral Line
State Street
New York
N.Y
Matson Navigation Company
Baltimore
Munson
Portage
Broadway
Pacific Mail & 5. Co
Bencdway
N. Y
U. 5
Mail S. 3 Co
Ward Line
York
Cubs Mail
Wall Streets
Row
Harther
Washington, D.C
Egzema
Dow
Gottilet
Brar Products Co
Cameron
Guarantes
Jmons Drug Store
Kim Hamner
Summer
South
Farm Bureau’ Declaration of Economic Independence
Mrs. W. ©. Edwardes
Slater
Mra. R. 1B
Hopkin
Bend
Gimlet
and Automobile Service
Buick
Chevrolet
G. A. Arhelger
Norton’s Taxi
Cardus
U. S
W. M. Elmore
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