United Doctors to Offer Free Medical Service in Frederick Oklahoma
A dispatch notes a one day event in Frederick Oklahoma on Friday February 3 1920 from 9 am to 6 pm by United Doctors Society. The ad claims free treatment by licensed specialists for internal diseases with bloodless methods and urges married women to bring husbands and parents for guidance. Also mentions Miss Adelle Stammer visiting Mineral Wells and local oil lease offerings in Wichita and Wilbarger counties near Guyer Trister well with ads for land and subscriptions.
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United Doctors
Joe Iberg
Om Tong
Iisa
Ches
Tiis
Wilwaukee
Wisconsin
Wichita
Wilbarger Jeomnties
Guyer-Trister
Hamilton
Prayer Meeting By High School Boys At Local Church
The Church of Christ reports improved midweek attendance with over thirty percent present last Wednesday. Elder Tom Walker says the secret is involving members in service. Five local high school boys led by Curtis presented talks on salvation and Christian duty, with Elder Cabe and Rev. Smith adding brief remarks.
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Curtis
L. Walker
Doe
Smith Hack
Manor Cabe
Dennis Windle
Estray Notice From Harrold Texas Seeks Owner
An animal described as an estray is taken into custody near Harrold in Wilbarger County Texas. The creature is an Omellack mere Scor years old about 2 hands high with white hind feet and no distinctive marks. If not owned within twenty days from the date hereof the undersigned SH. FIELDS will proceed to estray in accordance with the law. Contact 171 for records.
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Harrold
Texas
Wilbarger
Woman Weighed Only 66 Pounds
Mrs. J. D. Morrison of Munsley Alabama recounts severe health decline after hospital stay. She credits a tonic for improving sleep, nerves, appetite, and weight, gaining thirty three pounds and resuming housework. Sold locally by Vernon Vernon and Harrold agents.
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Eusley
Birmingham
J. D. Morrison
25Th Street
Munsley
Ala
Vernon
Y. Fergeson Dring Company
Harrold
Hw Wilson Drug Company
Odelley J. Belcher Ady
Houston Swaps Treasury Post Succeeds Glass as Secretary
David Franklin Houston, former president of Washington University and longtime cabinet member, is appointed Secretary of Agriculture to replace Carter Glass who resigns to become a U.S. senator. Edwin L. Meredith of Des Moines will also serve as Agriculture secretary. Rumors point to Franklin K Lane possibly retiring from Interior soon.
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David Franklin Houston
Washington University
St. Louis
Carter Glass
United States
West Virginia
Edwin L. Meredith
Des Moines
Iowa
Meredith
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Lane
Painting in fast colors by Mrs J B Blanton
Mrs J Blanton offers washable fast color painting and yard painting with reasonable prices. See work at 603 East Wilbarger Street. Phone 123. Adv 44te.
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Blanton
East Wilbarger Street
J R Jones Real Estate Office in Fergeson Building
J R Jones operates a real estate office in the Fergeson building on the west side of North Main street facing east, one door north of Hatn's dry goods store. The plane number is 617. For buying selling or renting, call or visit him. Hawkins spent Wednesday in Chillicothe.
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Fergeson
North Main Street
Hatn
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