Canyon City Professional Cards
D. M. Stewart physician and surgeon Geo. J. Parsons F. M. Wilson listed in local professional cards.
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Newspaper
The Randall County News
Location
Canyon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
8
D. M. Stewart physician and surgeon Geo. J. Parsons F. M. Wilson listed in local professional cards.
S. L. Ingham of Casson National Bank Building advertises as a lawyer with twenty three years practice in Texas courts and an office in the courthouse. W. D. Scott is listed as a clerk in the courthouse and notary in office.
Buie Rollins Woolley offer legal services in all state courts. They examine land titles and act as notaries public. Office located in the Oferia Smith building. contact by phone 2.
Y. A. Hunt and Dees advertise criminal and civil practice with twelve years experience. Land titles passed upon write offs in kinds of contracts and instruments. Notary in office at the northeast corner of public square upstairs in Canton Texas.
Will H. Mayes argues in Brownwood Bulletin that farming must keep pace with modern times. He urges farmers to upgrade homes, schools, churches, and recreation to attract youth, stressing work play balance, tasteful surroundings, music, reading, and progressive habits to instill pride and prevent rural decline.
The article recalls Ruth Mc Enery Stuart’s skill with negro dialect stories read aloud for charity and church events. Her son bragged that his mother speaks two languages, white and colored, reflecting the era’s racial framing in St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Judge O H Nelson of Amarillo cites cattle shortages in the Panhandle while noting the region’s improving stock quality. He says the area is becoming a dairying hub and plans a packing plant to process about 250 cattle and 600 hogs daily, aiming to rival Fort Worth as a cattle center.
A freckle faced ten year old asks for Murphy relief and learns none is available for any Murphy, dead or alive, in a humorous exchange at the post office. The boy then asks if anything is for his teacher Clarence Murphy prompting a playful twist.
Card of Thanks from Hereford Dramatic Company extends sincere gratitude to Canyon residents for courteous treatment during their stay. They especially thank the orchestra for princely treatment.
Hibdon markets celery described as home raised and finely grown. The message emphasizes high quality produce suitable for discerning buyers and highlights availability.
A mother, dressed to go out, faces a surprised infant and five children asking where she is bound. The child questions invite a playful lesson on etiquette as the mother explains a planned surprise party and contemplates inviting the whole family. The scene highlights childlike perspective and humor in everyday social norms.
During a political tour, President Cleveland and Secretary Olney faced a severe storm at a town. Rain turned to hail as they left the station while a brass band played bravely. Cleveland quipped that the music was realistic and asked what they were playing.
The Canyon Mercantile Company advertises it offers the highest prices for butter eggs and all kinds of produce in the area.
A list of insurance company names appears in the OCR text, including C N Harrison and Co, Aetna, American Central Continental, New York Underwriters, National, North River, National Union, Springfield, St Paul Fire and Marine, Shawnee, Westchester. The fragment suggests a directory or listing of insurers.
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