Local Residents Visit, Travel Notes Across Towns
Tocals W L Robbins of Greenville visited Thursday. J F Lilley spent Friday in Denison on business. W W Dossey weekend in Gainesville on business. Miss Roberta Sloan weekend in Greenville with friends. Mrs R B Gordon visiting relatives in Sherman. Joe Tate visited Dallas friends last weekend. Maurice Holland of Dallas visited relatives here last weekend. Mrs Joe Erwin of Bonham visiting daughter in Greenville. A A Adams of Adams Motor Co spent weekend in Waco with family. Mr and Mrs Robert Sears and son visited relatives in Bonham Sunday.
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Roberta Sloan
Greenville
Robert Sears
Robert Emerson
Bonham Sunday
Hayes Healing Honey and Grove Pen-Trate Salve Combo
Quick cough relief by Hayes Healing Honey with Grove Pen-Trate Salve for chest and throat. The salve eases cold and croup symptoms while honey soothes irritated throat tissues. Packaged together for 35 cents, asks your druggist for Hayes Healing Honey.
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Hayes
Grove
Want Dan Moody For Vice President
Austin February 2 Dan Moody likely to be endorsed for vice president on the National Democratic ticket by the League of Young Democrats of Oklahoma. W R New secretary says the group invited Moody to Ardmore February 22 for the convention while Moody offered no definite reply.
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Moody
Dan Moody
Claud Bond Given Twenty Years for Killing in Field
A jury in Fifteenth District Court at Sherman sentenced Claud Bond to 20 years for the 1925 killing of W. M. Claybrook. Both men were farmers and the event occurred in a cotton field north of Denison on November 17, 1925.
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Claud Bond
Fifteenth District
Sherman
W. M. Claybrook
Denison
Moody Grants First Pardon to Friend Who Took Overcoat
Governor Dan Moody issues his first pardon to Judge Walter G. Weaver of Donna Hidalgo County. Weaver, a lunch guest of O. O. Norwood of Austin, mistakenly took Moody's overcoat. Norwood interceded for his friend and Moody pardoned him in the private office after Weaver offered apology.
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Moody
Dan Moody
Walter G. Weaver
Donna
Hidalgo County
Weaver
O. O. Norwood
Austin
Magic Valley
Capitol
Norwood
Bill plans limit on student fees
Texas senator Thomas Pollard of Tyler proposes a bill to cap state college fees. Residents would pay no more than 30 dollars matriculation and 4 dollars per lab course with nonresidents possibly charged up to 150 dollars yearly. Fees would go to the State Treasurer and be spendable only by legislative appropriation.
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Austin
Thomas Pollard
Tyler
Bill aims to halt prescription whiskey transport
Austin reports Representative J. F. Wallace of Teague introduced a bill to impose a penitentiary term of one to five years for transporting a flask obtained on medical prescription ten days after receipt. The House Liquor Traffic Committee backed the bill, targeting use of prescription bottles for illegal liquor and hoarding.
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Austin
J. F. Wallace
Teague
House Committee On
Wallace
Brief Notebook of Curiosities and Facts
A collection of short items mentioning ancient eel worship and Greek cuisine, New Zealand horse racing rise, cloves as dried buds from evergreen trees, Welsh Sunday school longevity, a microscope magnifying to 12 million, early Chinese fingerprint use, God We Trust on coins since 1864, shrapnel toys in England, laughter as appetite aid, chocolate iodine pills in Plainfield public schools, Bible printing since early times, long leases on west London property, and New Utrecht High School publishing seven papers in multiple languages.
Justice Prevails In Surprise New York Court Verdict
A gang of bank robbers faced a second, balanced jury after a sentimental juror cried for mercy. The second jury convicted all eight defendants, with prison terms from 17 to 35 years. The judge rejected sentimentality, declaring strict punishment the only language the underworld understands.
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New York
Silence and a Punchline About a Mareyed Choice
A terse exchange centers on two men with a blunt remark about engagement and a surprising reveal that one man married the Smith girl, leaving the other to remark on the outcome and move on. The dialogue captures a dry, midcentury rural wit.
Sunday Theaters Legalized in New Measure
A proposed bill by Corey Sheats Franklin M C Parrish Austin and George Kemble Fort Worth would amend the Sunday closing law to permit theaters and other amusements to open after 2 p m on Sundays if enacted.
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Austin
Moving Pictures
Corey Sheats
Franklin
M. C. Parrish
George Kemble
Fort Worth
J. L. Wilhite Dies in Austin Doctor Led Pasteur Institute
Dr J T Wilhite director of the State Pasteur Institute at Austin died Thursday from pneumonia after a short hospital stay. He served over twenty years guiding the institute and treated about 12 000 patients in hydrophobia prevention with only about sixteen losses.
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J. T. Wilhite
State Pasteur Institute
Austin
Wilhite
Printer in counterfeit ring receives $325 for $290000 in bogus bills
St Louis February 2 a black printer confessed member of a counterfeit ring received only 325 for printing 290000 in bogus twenty dollar bills Five other alleged ring members are under arrest as Secret Service agents halt the flow of counterfeit currency into Midwestern cities
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St. Louis
Groves Family Weekend Guests At Jamison Home
Roy Harold Groves who teaches at Jamison and Pennington Groves of Trenton were weekend guests of their mother Mrs A L Groves at her home.
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Roy Harold Groves
Jamison
Pennington Groves
Trenton
A. L. Groves
Burial of Mrs Warren Badgett at Colbert Oklahoma
Mrs Floyd Badgett, Mrs EK Lilley, and Miss May Badgett attended the funeral of Mrs Warren Badgett in Colbert Oklahoma last Friday afternoon.
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Floyd Badgett
EK. J. Lilley
May Badgett
Warren Badgett
Colbert, Okla
Dry Goods Offer From M C Spivy & Co
A letter from M C Spivy & Co promoting a speedy meeting to discuss a broad range of dry goods and supply needs, indicating readiness to satisfy customer requirements.
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C. Spivy & Co
Bonham, Texas
Train Injuries Fatal to Denison Fireman
Paul B. Glover a 35 year old Denison fireman for the M K T Railroad died in a Denison hospital from injuries after a car side swiped him and threw him under a moving train in the Atoka Oklahoma yard Friday midnight His legs were badly mangled and he passed away Saturday
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Denison
Paul B. Glover
M-K-T
Atoka
Okla
No Worms in a Healthy Child tonic claim
Advertisement asserts SROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC heals worms in children by improving blood and digestion. It claims two to three weeks of use strengthens the whole system and Nature will dispel worms. Pleasant to take and priced at 60c per bottle.
Burglar’s Bride Warns Quiet Entrance in Crime Tale
A comic line from Legion Monthly features a burglar and his wife bantering about a quiet entry. The wife jokes she fears mother’s complaint to father at the penitentiary, hinting at amateurish crime and family dynamics.
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Steven
Legion Monthly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tocals
W. L. Robbins
J. F. Lilley
W. W. Dossey
Gainesville
Mrs. R. B. Gordon
Pierce
Joe Tate
Dallas
Maurice Holland
Joe Erwin
Bonham
Edward Clark
A. A. Adams
The
Adams Motor Company
Waco
Ray Manning
David Ray
H. T. Atterberry
D. S. McMillin
Martha Bow
Austin College
Betty Lou McLean
Burleson College
Margaret Lester
Wichita Falls
George Hicks
Alt C. Spivy & Co
S. E. Gist
G. L. Baugher
R. T. Pennington
Royse City
J. D. Hoard
J. E. Payne Jr
Allie Randle
H. C. Sears
Kathleen Phillips
Telephone Employees’ Association
M. C. Spivy & Co
van Claborn
Carlsbad
Ruth Byers
Ida
Celeste
Lucile Pritchett
W. T. Pritchett
Ella Warren
Princeton
FE. Barnes
L. C. Gee
Fred W. Smith
Dorothy Freeman
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
J. P. Montgomery
Floyd Caylor
Hugo, Okla
C. B. Ball
New Zealand
Island
United States
England
Plainfield
Wisconsin
West End
London
New Utrecht High School
New York City
J. L. Wilhite
Huffines
Whitewright Lumber Co
McAlester Coal
Henryetta
Condie
Bray
E. W. Grove
Beasley & Mangrum
Ode Crowell
DeMeridor Vanishing Cream
Bow - Wright Drug Co
L. LaRoe & Company
McAlester
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