Plymouth Items 5 Oil Tieny Meeting Announcement
Rev Q O A Hood preached here. Mack Wells returned from an auto school at Kang a City. Mr and Mrs W T Riley of near Shamrock attended singing. Large crowd enjoyed Sunday night at Mr and Mrs Walker s. Miss Ruth Neeley and Nettie Bradley left for the Summer normal at Canyon City. Families of J W Brailley and W H McCutchen visited Arnold Cunningham at Cary. Farmers replanting crops after heavy rains and hail. Reporter returns from Sayre Oklahoma. Announce oil tithe meeting and a Sunday school picnic of Texola next Saturday June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. A. Hood
Mack Wells
Kanga
City
J. Lewis
W.T. Riley
Shamrock
J. W. Brailley
W. H. McCutchen
Arnold Cunningham
Cary
Childress
T. J. Hammod
Texola
Community Dinner Draws Panhandle Residents to Sunshine
A note invites residents across the Panhandle to a community dinner, with beef and hogs killed for the event and prepared for all attendees. The Sunshine section promotes inclusive attendance and local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Panhandle
Community Notices and Schedule Updates
Local notices report Sunday school attendance improving and a sermon by Rev. Low planned for next Sunday. A singing event is set for Sunday night at Mops with a large crowd for Julia Vaughan’s program. Ada Lee and Franklin Thompson are expected to attend the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alinig Grolin
Low
Weerybody
Julia Vaughan
Ada Lee
Frankin Thompsect
Salts for kidney and bladder irritation remedy
An old medical ad claims salts from Jad Salts neutralize acid in urine, easing burning and irritation of the bladder. It promotes taking four omes of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for two to three days, then continuing.
Local Social Notes And Hopes For Culpepper
A series of short social items lists visits among Memphis residents and neighbors including Mr and Mrs Jake Black Mrs Thompson Mrs Dan Wright O A Riker and Mrs Black. Vivian Price Ada Mir visited Olustee Oklahoma to see a brother. Community welcomes Culpepper with best wishes for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
N. J] Smith
Jake Black
Thompson
Dan Wright
Dodsonville
O. A. Riker
Black
Culpepeer
Ero
Culpepper
Local farming and community notes in scattered county report
The corroded OCR passage highlights county farming activity and social events. It mentions crops, a Sunday gathering at Jelly, a marriage between Philips Clepper and Minnie Wood, and community figures like Mrs Beard and Cleo Beard. Many names appear garbled, but the core items are agricultural work, a wedding, and local social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips Clepper
Minnie Wood
Cleo
Beard
Philip
Fay Fies
Hu Bugrpiec
aBeMan
Theis Mauny
Poly
Waite
Curtin Wee
Ellen Huckey
Weve nil Miele FEROS af el ore Iwee Sin
The fragment reads as a garbled line likely listing names or terms without clear context. No coherent event or subject emerges to summarize into a factual news item.
Passhopper Poison Receipts Published in Austin Text
State entomologist R F E McDonald provides a grasshopper remedy for Northwest Texas crops. Mix twenty five pounds wheat bran with one pound Paris green, three quarts of molasses in water, and lemon juice, wet bran and spray as grasshoppers appear. Beverie and Walker advertise hail crop insurance to protect crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
State Department of Agriculture
R.fe. McDonald
Fragmented Record of Beauty Claim and Drug Ad Copy
A garbled OCR fragment references terms about gray hair darkening and beauty, mentioning a bottle and ingredients. It reads like a misread advertisement or endorsement with scattered words about color, cave men, rent, and an improved product formula, but no clear facts or names remain readable.
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Plymouth
Oreo Coord
Hargfors
Warpiaw Willour
Mr. Edison
Edison
Phonograph
Ice Hardy Drug Co
Passhopper
Beverie & Walker
Southland
Wellingtton Mill
Texan Motor Car Association
T. B. Starkey
A. J. Bradley
Lee Tes
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