Cherokee Locals by Ranchman Cherokees News
Miss Louise Coffman visits Dallas. several locals guest of relatives in Marble Falls Richland Springs and Fairview. Choir Lyceum Course opened. Cherokee beat Lometa 6 0. Many weekend visitors from San Saba Llano Bertram and Abilene. Notable guests include Jimmie Williams Davie C L Williams and May Altizer.
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Louise Coffman
Jake Coffman
Dallas
Velma Owen
Chappel
John Owens
Barrett
Marble Falls
Ben Lewis
Richland Springs
R. C. Windham
Fairview
Burnet County
Ira Belcher
Kempner
J. M. Coffman
W.A. Belcher
Will Jones
Natabor
Jones
N. R. Thomson
Watt Johnson
Abilene
Wilma Cavness
Downis Johnson
May Altizer
Ft. Worth
Lometa
Cherokee
College Auditorium
Stinson Daugherty
Jimmie Williams
San Saba
Davie
C. L. Williams
Baby Head
Martha Hickman
Llano
Mary Christine Finlay
George Hickman
Valley Springs
Ed Gay
Bertram
Mra
Alex Gay
Ellie Lucas
Newman Low
Dave and
Clyde Glimp
Water’ Valley
Tom Green County
Tom McKneely
Manuel McKneely
John McKneely
Claudia Boyett
Miss Frances
Chas, Wilson
Andy Glimp
Wilson
John Mitchell
P. A.cook
San Antonio
Etta Brown
A. W. Brown
Jesse Mayes
Taylor
Claud Sawyer
W. E. Hamilton
Tom Walker
San’ Saba
Will Hulsmier
Pie Supper at Shaw Bend School House
A pie supper is planned at the Shaw Bend School House on Saturday night October 31. Everyone is invited to attend and look out for the Goblin.
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Shaw Bend
When Money Was The Scarcest Thing In Missouri
A Missouri merchant recalls a time when cash was rare and barter prevailed. Farm hands walked miles for twenty-five cents to receive letters, then earned the money by chopping goods for cash and paying to retrieve mail. Tales of postwar safes, guerilla raids, and local commerce reveal a frontier economy where tobacco as money financed credit and everyday needs.
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Sam
Macon County
Missouri
Virginia
Bloomington
Macon
Huntsville
Bill Anderson
Tad Austin
Anderson
Tad
Rough
Traveling Salesman Tales Of Tobacco To New Orleans
A veteran merchant recalls tobacco from farms to Glasgow, St Louis, and Liver pool markets, detailing transport by plank road and steamers, the rise of touring trade, toll roads, and the social lure of river city commerce.
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Glasgow
St. Louis
New Orleans
Liverpool
India
Main Street
Second Street
Huntsville
Planters
Broadway
B Y P U PROGRAM Sermon topics and leaders listed for 1925
On Sunday November 1 1925 the devotional meeting focuses on the King's Business led by Bob Norris with sessions by Louise Taylor Mahlon Aylor Donnie Lackey Fay Jackson Anna Ruth Rampay Ruth Lindsey Dougal Cameron Linn Sauer and others. C T Loucks offers to provide pure Jersey milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Norris
Paul
Louise Taylor
Jesus
Mahlon Aylor
Donnie Lackey
Fay Jackson
Anna Ruth Rampay
Ruth Lindsey
Dougal Cameron
Linn Sauer
Hens to Keep and Cull Rules From Goldthwaite Eagle
The Goldthwaite Eagle outlines characteristics to cull hens not suitable for breeding and those to keep. Keep hens with bright red combs, round eyes, broad skulls, and balanced physiques, and those not molting by early September. Cull hens showing extreme thinness, sickness, deformities, brooding, or persistently poor form, plus yellow-legged birds that remain colorful if poor layers. Also notes Miss Clara Halden, Howard Payne College art student, visiting family in Goldthwaite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Halden
Howard Payne College
R. G. Halden
Borrowed Almanac Prompting Call For Return
Short personal note asks the reader to return a Texas Almanac and to call the owner. It mentions seeking a radio with 12 months free service from Ledbetter & Thorp and notes available seed wheat, seed rye, and seed barley for fall planting. B. T. from Rich signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledbetter & Thorp
Halloween carnival on streets Friday night
Local notice urges residents to join a Halloween carnival on the streets Friday evening October 30. Organizers expect community turnout and festive activities for all ages. Masks, costumes, and safe street celebrations highlighted.
Local Drugist Announces New Dandruff Remedy Mesala
A local druggist unveils Mesala as an entirely new dandruff cure. Says many cases clear after one application and severe cases resolve in a week or two. The product is pleasant to use, inexpensive, and sold with four positive guarantees. Simmons Drug Store sells it for seventy five cents in Lex.
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Edgar White
Kimbell
del Monte
Brown
Swift and Co
Texas Salt
J. W. Carroll
Texas
C. 'T. Loucks
Jersey
Sella Everything
San Saba, Texas
D. W. Sauer San Saba, Texas
First State Bank
Richland Springs, Texab
W. H. Gibbons
J. B. Miller
Nante
Adiiers
Tration
THE
City National Bank
T. A.murray
R. W. Burleson
Cashier
LONE
STAR
Portland
Texas Portland Cement Company
Lone Star Cement
Wm. Cameron & Co., Inc
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