M W A Banquet At Sherman
Twelve members of the local Modern Woodmen camp attended a class adoption and banquet in Sherman last Friday night. T W Gattis assisted the McKinney degree team and gave the welcome for the Whitewright camp. About three hundred visitors were banqueted at the Maccabee Hall. Attendees from here included T W Gattis Dr Ross May George German Louis Randle Frank Smith Frank Phillips Lia Kirkpatrick Henry Phillips Walker rents Norman McFatridge B L Garner and Jack Conner. Gattis remarked Garner and Conner ate so much they could not return home until the next day.
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Woodmen
Sherman
T. W. Gattis
Mckinney
Whitewright
Maccabee Hall
Ross May
George German
Louis Randle
Prisoners Sent to State Penitentiary from Sherman
State Penitentiary Agent Bud Russell escorted seven prisoners from Grayson and Fannin counties to the prison. Pat Thornhill of Denison, a murder defendant, received 30 years after a Decem ber term conviction. Other inmates include Bill Davidson years for burglary Homer Pickett years for burglary lra Beal 2 years for burglary Major Coleman 5 years for local option violation and Jim Carson 99 years for murder in Fannin county.
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Sherman
Tex
Bud Russell
Grayson
Fannin
Pat Thornhill
Denison
State
Inlaw
Ben Strickling
Reasonover
Thornhill
Bill Davidson
Homer Pickett
Ayy Edwards
Lra Beal
Major Coleman
Jim Carson
Fannin County
Increasing Demand For Automobiles
An editorial notes autos as a major American industry now third after agriculture and steel. It cites a 1.6 million annual production, 4 million farm/rural demand, 3 million urban demand, plus growing exports and commercial use, predicting saturation cannot occur for five to seven years. Dallas News.
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Dallas News
Publicity Law Sought to Inform Taxpayers and Curb Graft
The Texas Press Association urges a modern publicity law to replace an outdated system. It would require publishing legal notices in newspapers and all public spending reports, enabling taxpayers to see audits and curtail official waste. In Angelina County and Lufkin, audits are paid for but rarely disclosed, underscoring the need for public access.
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Texas Press Association
Texas
Times
Eevery
Angelina County
Lufkin
China
Lufkin News
Sleep for the Sleepless in the French Retreat
An eminent surgeon notes a vast sleep study during the Mons to Marne retreat where hundreds of thousands of soldiers slept while marching. Fatigue slowed pace enough to allow walking sleep, with soldiers sleeping in water, on ground, and even amid wounds, hunger, and enemy lines.
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Mons
Marne
Burglary Strikes Savoy Stores on Friday Night
Burglars broke the front door glass to enter the Savoy shops of H. H. Atterberry and W. J. Teague. From Teague’s store several sacks of flour canned goods and a gun were stolen. Atterberry’s shop reported missing several pairs of shoes gloves and other small items.
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H. H. Atterberry
W. Ju. Teague
Savoy
W. J. Teague
Mr. Arterberry
Fortuna Oil Company files 38 more leases near Tom Lean
The Fortuna Oil Company through G. W. Taylor of Oklahoma City filed thirty eight additional oil and gas leases with County Clerk Nath A. Cox in Sherman. Leases cover about 2853.7 acres within five miles of Tom Lean, pushing this company’s total holdings beyond 40 000 acres and contributing to a county total around 65 000 acres across several firms. Mrs J M Simmons returned from Cedar community where her parents S H Crawford and wife have been ill for days.
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Fortuna Oil Company
G. W. Taylor
Oklahoma City
Nath
J. M. Simmons
Cedar Community
S. H. Crawford
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Planters National Bank
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