Slagle Announces Grayson Col lin Flotorial Representative Candidacy
R G Slagle Jr announces his run for flotorial representative of Grayson and Collin Counties. Born in Denison and raised in Sherman, he is a Sherman attorney with degrees from the University of Texas Oklahoma and Cumberland University. He calls for tax reduction equalization fee abolition and consolidation of offices to improve government efficiency. He asks for voters support and influence.
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Grayson
Collin
Grayson County
Denison
Sherman
Sherman High School
Texas
Oklahoma
Cumberland University
Lebanon, Tenn
Advantages of Advertising in Retail Trade
The excerpt outlines how advertising links a retailer to identifiable merchandise and a fixed location, building consumer confidence and attracting customers. It notes that advertising increases sales, speeds turnover, spreads costs over higher volume, stabilizes methods and prices, and is essential to retail success per the U S Chamber of Commerce Handbook on Small Store Advertising.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Around the House Tips for Cooking and Home Care
Never beat a cake after folding in egg whites and roll pastry with swift strokes. Store overshoes and raincoats in a cool dark place. Rubber decays in heat and sun. To loosen dirt soak garments after rubbing with soap. Wash jars after use and reuse tops for future canning. Plan ahead to save trouble next canning season.
Divorce Petition Filed in Grayson County Court
In Grayson County Texas a divorce action is filed by O O Luper against Lois Luper. The case number 42234 lists cruel treatment and demand for general and special relief. The citation orders Lois Luper to appear in the 15th Judicial District Court in Sherman on the third Monday in May 1982.
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State OF Texas
District Court
Grayson County
Grayson
Lois Luper
15Th Judicial District
Sherman
O. O. Luper
G. P. Gafford
District Court of
Grayson Co
P. Gafford
Gear
Texas
Hogwallow News Highlights Local Oddities
Miss Fritzie Allsop searched a Bounding Billows shoe store for slippers that fit without hurting her feet. Columbus Allsop’s wife uses old tires to boil clothes during laundry. Children on their way home spotted Sim Flinders thinking he was a bear. The Excelsion Fiddling Band performed at a candy pulling on Musket Ridge. Sile Kilden offers a horse mule swap as the pair move in different directions.
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Fritzie Allsop
Bounding Billows
Columbus Allsop
Wild Onion
Sim Flinders
Sim
Excelsion
Sile Kilden
Witty remarks and idle musings from neighborhood talk
Sim Flinders warns his wife about criticizing passers by as she will walk past someone else’s home. Clair Hancock jokes about bald men and looks. Sie Kilden questions the value of rushing when one has not begun the journey.
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Sim Flinders
Medical care costs for workingmen families rise average
Bureau of Labor Statistics reports Expenditures for medical care in workingmen's families average 140 dollars annually based on a study of 3 281 families totaling 17 129 persons over six months. The period saw 230 907 dollars spent on medical care with doctors' fees making 43 percent and medicines hospital care about 13 percent each.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Murder 15 Solved by Slayers Image in Victims Eyes
In Wilmington North Carolina C T Hargrove announced he solved a murder by photographing the victims eyes. Enlarged images allegedly show the killer a negro. Richard Laewell was found shot April 10. Hargrove Deputy S W Phillips and William Smeeden say the suspect confessed.
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Wilmington
N. C
C. T. Hargrove
Richard Laewell
Hargrove
S. W. Phillips
William Smeeden
New Jersey
Lacwell
Wise Words From Critics and Poets
A compact collection of aphorisms and lines from Lord Chesterfield Jonson Collins Stevenson R L Spurgeon and Scott. The selections offer views on friendship criticism action fate and education with a literary flair.
Tobacco in Old England and Raleigh’s smoking legacy
The article traces tobacco use in England from its early days to its rise in fashion. It credits Sir Walter Raleigh with popularizing smoking for pleasure long before his death in 1618, noting that the medical profession later urged against tobacco in fighting disease while fashion kept its appeal.
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England
Sir Walter Raleigh
Counterblaste to Tobacco Referenced by King James I
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes King James I authored Counterblaste to Tobacco and references Dekkar’s rebuke calling him a beggarly monarch and setterup of rotten lungen chimney sweepers in a historical exchange.
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James I
Dekkar
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Engraved and Printed Cards From The Sun Office
Readable notice states invitations and announcements available at The Sun office. Cards offered in reasonably priced options, including engraved or printed styles for events and public notices.
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Sun
Nervous woman praises Cardus tonic relief
Mrs. P. L. Reynolds of Spartanburg South Carolina writes of severe nervousness and insomnia. After using Cardus she notes immediate improvement and continued benefits, calling it a tonic that cured the blue feeling and restored her wellbeing.
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P. L. Reynolds
W. Main St
Spartanburg
Cardus
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R. G. Slagle JR
Grayson-Collin Counties
Hogwallow News
Clair Hancock
Sie Kilden
Sun Office
the Sun
Lord Chesterfield
Jonson
Collins
R. L. Stevenson
Scott
Satan
C. H. Spurgeon
WELCH
Maine
California
Welch Grape Juice Company
Mea Rae
NuGrape Bottling Co
Sherman, Texas
Nngrape Company OF America
Atlanta, Ga
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