Plain View School's Brick Building Era Begins in 1917
In Plain View, Haskell County, the one room school from 1903 evolved into a brick two teacher building by 1917 with about 100 pupils. Consolidation with Joe Baily added to enrollment as community grew from eastern and southern settlers. Local notable settlers include W. T. Overby and C. H. Miller.
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Plain View
Haskell County
Joe Baily
Plainview
W. T. Overby
C. H. Miller
A. W. Hanson
W. M. Medlin
T. A. Coleman
J. W. Frizell
Kazmeier Prescribes Scaly Leg Mite Treatment
F W Kazmeier of Bryan Texas explains scaly leg mite hides under shanks and toes and inflames those parts. He advises a dip of equal parts raw linseed oil and crude oil for affected legs, avoiding deep soaking of the hock joint feathers, as the mites attack scaled areas only.
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F. W. Kazmeier
Bryan
Texas
Stamford American Handles Office Supplies in Trade Feature
A trade note lists sealing tape, paper clips, adding machine paper, typewriter paper, carbon paper, sealing machines, desk blotters, cardboard and other office supplies sold by Stamford American. Also mentions Lumber Company and Ice Box for sale with various prices and paints and varnishes from Brazelton Lumber Company.
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Stamford American
Four H Club of Bunker Hill Shows Promising Work
Virgie McIntyre explains the Four H Agricultural club of Bunker Hill, formed May 4 1927 under W C McKenzie, now growing in members with aims at vocational training and county fair prizes. The pledge and motto guide activities, including entertainment and civic education, toward benefiting home and community.
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Virgie McIntyre
Four H Agricultural Club
Bunker Hill
W. C. McKenzie
Texas
Haskell County
Bunker Hill Club
Abilene to Stage Dustless All Cars Evenly Matched Race Meet
Abilene Texas June 20 In a bid to avoid one or two standout drivers dominating every heat the Seventh Annual Automobile Race Meet on July Fourth will feature evenly matched cars. More than a score of fast entrants are already signed with cash prizes around 5000 dollars. Officials expect about thirty cars and will use calcium chloride to keep the track dust free and cut admission prices nearly in half from last year.
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Dan Patch
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E. Boulevard
Kazmeier
Razelos Lumbe Company
Rogersa
Iacee
Stamford Ameriaare
Die Morrow Drug CO
Abilene
L.E. Larche Grocery CO
Stamford
Portralps
Kodak
Ray Rector
Stamford, Texas
Frock Sale
Betty Joyce