Pecan Promotion urged by Texas booster in Chronicle
The Houston Chronicle highlights A. W. Woodruff of San Saba urging Texans to boost pecan cultivation. He cites Texas potential, notes 12 trees per acre, 60 feet apart, with $100 annual per-acre value growth and orchards reaching $1,000 per acre by age 10. Cotton can be grown among trees, improving yields and pecan production from the same land.
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Methodist Church Sunday Services and Fathers Day
Sunday School at 9 45 with preaching at 11 on The Fatherhood of God Special Fathers Day Flowers for all Evening preaching at 8 00 Cars to and from church for all aged or infirm Call phone 18 C E Marshall P C
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Notice to See Star Self Oiling Wind Mill Before Purchase
See the Star Self Oiling Wind Mill before you buy. We can sell you a tank pipe bath tub kitchen sink lavatory everything to fit your house up for water. All kinds Tin Work See S BE W Hudson 21 2x At Water Works Office.
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Stop That Backache Dean's Pills Ad Teaser Cherokee Woman Says
An old newspaper ad promotes Dean's Pills as a kidney stimulant diuretic. It features Mrs. J A Houston of Cherokee Texas describing backaches blurred vision and headaches improved after taking the product. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York markets the remedy to all dealers.
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Cherokee Locals Chronicle May 1925 Highlights
San Saba News items from Cherokee Texas note visits and departures of local residents including Mrs. Jim Bell and Mrs. Herbert Clark, and social events at the high school. Town life covers farm work, illnesses, sheep shearing, and a coming graduation. Mentions Kingsland work and a hawk carrying eight chickens, plus theater info for The Majestic with free tickets and cash prizes.
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San Saba
Jim Bell
Brady
J. T. Scott
Harry Sifford
Brownwood
C. L. Gray
Frank Gray
O. L. Gray
Herbert
Graves Hillman
Will Hart
Temple
C. Turbiville
Marble Falls
Bend Gossip Tidbits From Bend Texas 1925
Miss Vivian Lively spent last week with grandparents in Goldthwaite. Several visitors from Lampasas and Lometa. Mr. Leo Page moved his family to Bend to farm. The Doss and Jester families visit and a death shocks the community as Myrtle Belle Jester dies after an operation in San Antonio. Funeral held at Gibson cemetery with many relatives and friends attending. The Bend Theater offered a local program including An Arizona Cowboy and The Silent North. Mayhew Produce promotes infertile eggs.
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J. W. Cornelius
Long Cave
Fred Hubbert
Martin Belcher l
Cherokee
B. Hubbert
Sam Boynton
Miss Parks
Edwin Parker
Bend Telephone Company
W. T. Moore
W. F. Lewis
Jnc. C. Gibgon
San Saba
Pier Bradley
W. M. Jester
Myrtle Belle Jester
San Antonio
Gibson
David Nichols
Lometa
Church of Christ
J. H. Morris
Jester
Emmit Hill
Dudley Jester
Corsicana
Mack Jester
Vera Cartile
Nix
Juste White
Ellie Love
Georgetown
Bend ‘Theater
Chappel
Page
White's Cream Vermifuge offers worm relief for children
The ad notes paleness and loss of play interest as worm signs in children and promises quick relief with White's Cream Vermifuge. It claims fifty years of successful use and notes price of 85 cents, sold by Simmons Drug Store in 194.
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