Victory Loan Meeting At 3 P M Sunday
Whitewright April 23 1919 Citizens urged to attend a 3 pm Victory Liberty Loan mass meeting at the Baptist church with local and out of town speakers to promote bond support and honor for injured veterans. Reynolds May urges district unity and patriotic duty. Ball praises Billy Ball for winning local and county contests and advancing to state level.
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Whitewright
War Council
Baptist Church
Reynolds May
Whitewright War Council
Notice to Stockholders on New Oil Well Progress
Notice to stockholders reports a new producing well with estimated initial flow around 120 barrels per day, expected to settle near 50, and compares favorably to Quadruple and Old Hickory wells. It notes drilling plan for three more wells, pending pipeline connection, and ongoing updates from Francis-Lee Oil Company.
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Francis-Lee Orn Company
Card of Thanks From J A May and Family
In the midst of sorrow we thank dear friends and neighbors who came to our relief and stayed near us. Your services were rendered with sincerity and helped lighten the bereavement left by the storm's tragedies. We express grateful appreciation.
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J. A. May
Road bonds bid fail. several districts decline sale
County judge and county auditor opened bids Friday for the sale of road bonds for the Dodd City-Windom, Trenton, Ely and Randolph districts. Bids did not meet the required face value with accrued interest, so all were declined.
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Dodd City
Windom
Trenton
Ely
Randolph Road
Second in declamation honors and city marshal sworn in
A student earned second place in the senior girls declamation at the district interscholastic meet. The city council met in special session to canvass the city marshal election held on the 16th. W A Hamilton was declared elected and sworn in after bond approval of 5000. The Sun predicts a faithful and efficient tenure. Dr J F Spindle was seriously hurt Monday night while driving with his son Jack near Bethel church after returning from Trenton.
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W. A. Hamilton
J. F. Spindle
Jack
Trenton
Bethel Church
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Deafness Cure
An advertisement argues catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains the Eustachian tube inflammation causes deafness, promises Hall's Catarrh Medicine works through the blood, and offers one hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Spindle Severely Injured After Falling On Running Board
Spindle stepped from the running board to inspect a troublesome tire and told Jack to stop the car. He fell and struck his head on an object, sustaining a severe gash and losing consciousness for about fifteen to twenty minutes. A physician attended him on arrival home, and he is recovering well.
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Spindle
Jack
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