Mexico trip ends with malaria fever and passport tease
W T Ross returned from Old Mexico after two months working on a large mill and came home ill with malaria fever, bedbound since arrival. He mocks Mexico for food, warns that any reader may claim his passport. The City Commission adopts the National Electrical Code and names Ray Cates as city electrical inspector to secure a 2 percent fire insurance rate cut. Rev. W N Carter, returning from Reager Springs, reports 23 church baptisms and plans a 21st annual revival in Kaufman.
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W. T. Ross
Old Mexico
Mr. Ross
Mexico
Ray Cates
State
Fire Insurance Commission
W. N. Carter
Reager Springs
Carter
Kaufman
Local visitors and guests mingle in Sherman area towns
Sherman hosts a steady stream of guests and travelers. Mrs J M Carlisle visits Mrs J F Fender while Lloyd Moore visits Dallas, Edna Cox tours Greenville, and R K Smith seeks health in Tioga.续
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carlisle of
Sherman
J. F. Fender
Legion Ladies Auxiliary Meets for Election at Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet at the Legion hall next Tuesday afternoon to elect permanent officers. All members are urged to attend promptly at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Legion Hall
Gordon Bros Plan New Gent's Furnishings Store in Dallas
Horace Gordon visited Dallas early this week to buy stock for a new gentlemen's furnishings store planned by Gordon Bros. to open here about September 1. The venture signals early fall retail expansion and corporate setup for the local market.
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Horace Gordon
Dallas
Gordon Bros
Rural Letter Carriers Meet at Waco Three Day Session
Lucian Andrews attended the State meeting of the Rural Letter Carriers held in Waco at the start of the week. He was one of four Gray son County delegates and serves as president of the county association. Kemp Oklahoma team and Tom Bean players reinforced local club for two games Friday and Saturday. Kemp won 6 to 4 in the opener and Whitewright triumphed 5 to 4 in the second, with many errors fueling the scoring. Rub-My-Tism cures sores.
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Lucian Andrews
Rural Letter Carriers
Waco
Andrews
Grayson County
Kemp, Okla
Tom Bean
Kemp
Whitewright
Weekend visitors and local notices from Leonard
Miss Bonnie Waller and Kath erine Sudderth of Leonard were weekend guests of Miss Lucy Webster. Mr and Mrs Cecil Hill returned to Dallas Monday after visiting Mrs Hill's parents, Mr and Mrs Joe May, and other relatives. Judge James H Reeves of Houston visited his parents. Rev Charley Truett of Ft Worth visited his parents. If you haven't eaten here you are missing a great treat. P J Pierce and Sons vulcanizing shop offered retreading tires.
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J. R. North
Ardmore, Okla
Mrs. North
C. C. Fogle
Bonnie Waller
Katherine Sudderth
Leonard
Lucy Web
Cecil Hill
Dallas
Mrs. Hill
Joe May
James H. Reeves
Houston
J. H. Reeves
Jim
Corporation Court of Houston
Charley Truett
Ft. Worth
P. J. Pierce & Sons
Mrs Montgomery and daughter return from California trip
Mrs. B. S. Montgomery and her daughter Miss Estelle have come back after a monthlong visit to California and other Pacific coast locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Montgomery
Estelle
California
Pacific Coast
Mrs. Carr Heads to Colorado Springs for Health
Mrs. D. R. Carr and her daughter departed Saturday for Colorado Springs to stay several weeks for Mrs. Carrs health. Also note R S Morehead offers first class shoe repairing with quality materials.
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D. R. Carr
Colorado Springs
R. S. Morehead
Methodist Sunday school officers host Capert home gathering
The officers and teachers of the Methodist Sunday school were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Capert on Tuesday night. Plans for entertaining the winning class in the auto race contest and other Sunday school activities were discussed. The note mentions being a local agent for Willard Batteries by R.8. Morehead.
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Methodist Sunday School
Carl Capert
Mrs Womack Plans Tulane Move After Return
Mrs R M Womack and her daughter Edna have returned from New Orleans where Mrs Womack will move next month. She intends to enroll her two sons and daughter in Tulane University.
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R. M. Womack
Edna
New Orleans
Willard Battery Offered by R S Morehead
R S Morehead advertises Willard Battery sales and service. Contact information accompanies the offer for purchases and replacements.
Fire at South Bond Street home sparked by flue
The fire department was called to the home of R. L. Johnson on south Bond street Saturday afternoon to extinguish a small blaze, which started on the roof from a spark from the flue. Joe Johnson, at home, had the blaze under control using a garden hose before they arrived.
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R. L. Johnson
South Bond Street
Joe Johnson
Gates Fisk and Mason Cord tires offered by Morehead
R. S. Morehead promotes Gates Fisk and Mason Cord tires as top brands. The ad emphasizes quality and availability of three major tire lines for customers seeking durable options.
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Gates
J C Robinson Returns From New York Stock Purchase
J C Robinson arrived home Saturday after a ten day trip to New York City to buy fall and winter stock for Hudson Davis and Company dry goods store.
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J. C. Robinson
New York City
Hudson, Davis & Company
Lilley and Griffin Visit Greenwood for Farming Interests
J. F. Lilley and Jim Griffin spent the first of the week at Greenwood in Cooke County to look after Mr. Lilley’s farming interests in that section.
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J. F. Lilley
Jim Griffin
Greenwood
Cooke County
Mr. Lilley
Kimbell Milling Moves to Sherman. Newsom Leads Change
Will L Newsom former Celina mayor and Celina Mill & Elevator figure becomes secretary treasurer of Kimbell Milling Co as it relocates headquarters to Sherman. The transfer takes Newsom and his family from Celina to Sherman with other company officials, cementing a new era for the firm and linking Celina ties with the move.
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Phoenix
Sherman
Kimbell Milling Co
Whitewright
Celina
Will L. Newsom
Newsom
Celina Mill & Elevator Co
Death of G. W. Squires at Savoy
News arrived Wednesday of the death of G W Squires a pioneer citizen of Savoy He had been in ill health for months and his passing was not unexpected He is father of Mrs R W Gallaher of this city who was at his bedside at the end
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G. W.squires
Savoy
Squires
R. W. Gallaher
Ince's Mother O' Mine Attracts Crowd At Odeon
Movie fans who missed Thos. H. Ince's latest production Mother O' Mine at the Odeon on Monday are told they missed a great treat. The picture has attracted considerable attention since its debut and the Odeon presentation proves it to be as good as it has been praised.
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Thos. H. Ince
Odeon Theatre Prepares Excellent Program For Next Days
The Odeon Theatre offers an outstanding lineup for the coming days, with management emphasizing commitment to presenting the best of filmdom for patrons. The article notes the theatre is still new and invites readers from Whitewright to compare their program with towns of similar size.
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Odeon Theatre
Sun
Odeon
Whitewright
Farmers Union Gin ready for ginning season
W. L. White, manager of the Farmers Union Gin, visited the Sun office Tuesday to place a printing order. He is preparing for the ginning season and expects strong patronage, aiming to be ready for the first bale of cotton and hoping to see higher production than some forecasts.
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W. L. White
Farmers Union Gin
Sun
Texas
Marriage of Bess Arterberry and G H Geer Reported
Dallas News matrimonial column notes the marriage of Miss Bess Arterberry of Tompkinsville Kentucky to Mr G H Geer of Van Alstyne Texas. Arterberry is sister to H T Arterberry of Denison and is praised for charm and accomplishments. The couple will reside in Van Alstyne where Geer works as a cotton buyer and hails from a prominent local family.
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Dallas News
Bess Arterberry
Tompkinsville
G. H. Geer
van Alstyne
Miss Arterberry
H. T. Arterberry
Denison
D. S. McMillin
Mr. Geer
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Gordon Brothers
al Meeting
Lloyd Moore
Edna Cox
Greenville
R .K. Smith
Tioga
Pauline White
Ruth Southerland
Ben Roberts
M. A. Roberts
C. L. Manning
Glen Rose
L. L. Nichols
Plainview
Clyde Thompson
Oklahoma City
Mrs
Horace Thompson
Julian Montgomery
Wichita Falls
Harry and
Jerry Montgomery
Mrs. B. S. Montgomery
J. M. Stephens
Slaton
Kathleen Phillips
John Marshall of
Dr. R. May
Overland
H. L. Durham
Mr. Durham
Baylor University
Marvin Bryant
Madill, Oklahoma
P. J. Pierce and Sons
Whitewright Lumber Co
Emmet Penn
Rhom Pennington
L. LaRoe & Company
Jacob’s
Jacob
Gallaher & Son
Eastman Kodaks
Ster
Willard
Morehead
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