An Old Lovers' Quarrel Ends in Cautious Reunion
Sally Saltonstall and Lincoln Bates confront a past with a scarf gift from Jane and a tale from Great Aunt Sally. A clock marks memory as the pair choose quiet restraint and vow to bury lingering hurt in a shared box of tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ally Saltonstales
Lincoln Bates
West Room
Saltonstail House
Sally
Jane
Bates
Saltonstall House
Lerself
Lincoln
Lin
Residents visit relatives spanning Texas and Oklahoma
Pilot Grove residents report multiple family visits and travels. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins return to Clinton Oklahoma after visiting Mrs. Perkins' parents in Pilot Grove. Miss Binion visits Slaton whereas Miss Sloan was in McKinney. Rhodes and related families from Wilson Texas and Huntington Arkansas stop by Thad Rhodes' home. Burks and Cox families visit in McKinney Wolfe City and Van Alstyne. Hendersons from Temple visit Rev J A Henderson. Mrs. Garland from Dallas visits relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Perkins
Clinton
Okla
Hunnington
Ark
George Kaiser
Mac
Trenton
Charlie Kaiser
Joe Burks
McKinney
Albert Burks
Simmie Ward
Ft. Worth
Albert Cox
Wolfe City
Margaret Dogget
van Alstyne
Reunion at Rhodes home with forty in attendance
A Friday reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Thad Rhodes brought forty relatives and friends to a picnic turkey dinner under shade trees. Guests included J. S. Edwards, H. R. Cochran and family, Alice Wilson Englewood Tenn, Gus Holmes and son Max, Hannah Wiser and children, Roland Rhodes and children, Ana Lee Hampton, Charlie Rhodes, E H Kilgroe and daughter La Vera, Abe Pardue and daughter Fae, M G Davis, and P A Kilgroe among others from Denison Corsicana Trenton Pilot Grove Whitewright and Wilson. The Baptist revival opens Sunday with Rev. E P Smith of Sherman preaching. The revival has seen over twenty conversions and reclamations to date. Dr Preston has preached fine sermons. If plans hold the meeting will close Wednesday night. F M Sloan and wife are visiting Sulphur OKla this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Rhodes
J. S. Edwards
Slaton
H. R. Cochran
Henry
Miss Marian
Alice Wilson
Englewood
Tenn
Gus Holmes
Max
Trenton
Hannah Wiser
Meda Jane
Betty
Lewis
Denis
P. A. Kilgroe
Charlie Neely
Pilot Grove
E. P. Smith
Sherman
Joe Waldrop
Joe Miller
Desert
D. M. Taylor
Preston
F. M. Sloan
Sulphur
Okla
Tonsil Time in Texas
A public notice promotes a health-themed event titled Tonsil Time in Texas by P T A Publicity Committee. It frames tonsil health as part of a wider public health effort from Whitewright to the coast, linking throat microbes to knee microbes in a satirical or promotional fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Texas
Whitewright
Removing Diseased Tonsils Prevents Heart Complications
The article argues that focal infection from infected tonsils can damage the heart and vessels, urging removal of pus filled tonsils to prevent rheumatic and endocardial issues. It cites weight gain and improved health in children after tonsil removal and rejects the view that diseased tonsils should be preserved.
Cheese Production in the South Nearly Triples in 1928
American cheese output across nineteen Southern States reached 7,356,000 pounds in 1928, accounting for 2.2 percent of U S production. The rise indicates substantial growth in regional dairy activity during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Southern cheese production surges amid state gains
A Bureau of Agricultural Economics report shows a 282.5 percent rise in Southern cheese output across Alabama to Virginia with Missouri and Texas among states noted. Wisconsin, though still leading, reports 17.9 million pounds less production than last year while cold storage stocks exceed last year by nearly 10 million pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Kentucky
Missouri
Mississippi
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
South
Women Boundrobbed Near Hoxie After Car Theft
Two young women from Concordia were found bound and injured near U S Highway 40 S east of Hoxie after their car, money, and most of their clothes were stolen by two youths. They, Beatrice Walsh 33 and Leda Beauregard 22, were beaten and cut with safety razors before the assault ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxie
Kan
Concordia
United States Highway No. 40 S
Beatrice Walsh
Leda Beauregard
Youths Escape After Robbery Near Quin ter Kansas
Reports say two women were seriously injured when thrown from a car during a Sunday night robbery. The suspects fled toward the east after a desperate struggle, with descriptions broadcast by Sheridan Sheriff Fred Morse amid efforts to capture them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limon
Colo
Quinter
Kan
Fred Morse
Sheridan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dora Mollan
Manning, Clark & Meador
P. A. Short
J. Lee Yates
Planters Gin Company
Buell Spindle
Leonard
Claud Turin
Yoakum
Fannin County
Hinton Coldwell
Bryan Parkway
Dallas
Clay Horton
W. C. Huffines
Ely
W. A. Dodson
J. H. Gosnell
McCaskey
the Sun
Pilot Grove News
Chesley’s
WHITE
Willie
Mary
Lone Star Gas Company
The
Sun
Electrolux
Joe Johnson
Electrolux Dealer
First National Bank
Lloyd Moore
Farmalls
Manning Clark & Meador
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!