Woman Shoots Rev. H. M. Cagle in Sherman Tex
In Sherman Texas Rev H M Cagle a Baptist minister shot by Annie Faust near the square at 2 45 pm He was wounded twice and died later The shooter Mrs Faust is from Denison area She was arrested but released on bond Later Cagle died in Sherman hospital indicating a fatal outcome and a sheriff report notes motive alleged slander
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Sherman, Tex
H. M. Cagle
Cleveland Avenue
Sherman
Annie Faust
Smith & Wesson
Faust
John Ramsey
Charley Parton
M.&p. National Bank
Finis Faust
Poe
Sherman Hospital
Rev. Cagle
Patroluian Dad Hill
Sheriff's Office
Lee Simmons
Canaan-Everheart Sunday Gatherings and Local Visits
Canaan Everheart Sunday school church and prayer meeting held at usual hours with all urged to attend. J E Rutledge returned Thursday from a two weeks trip in Missouri Kansas and other states. Mr and Mrs J D Garner visited relatives at Bells earlier this week. Mr and Mrs C D Alverson spent latter part of the week with J D McMillin and family. Mrs T F Coffman visited her daughter Mrs Bishop Lamb. Mrs Frank Alverson was on the sick list last week. Misses Lorene and Inez McMillin and Lafayette Garner and George Garner were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C D Alverson. The Literary Society gave a nice program Friday afternoon with several visitors present. George Garner visited friends at Kentuckytown Saturday through Monday.
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J. E. Rutledge
Missouri
Kansas
C.D. Alverson
J. D. McMillin
T. F. Coffman
Bishop Lamb
Frank Alverson
Lorene
Inez McMillin
Lafayette Garner
George Garner
Mrs. C. D. Alverson
Obe’ Nelson
Jim Hardcastle
Altus
Okla
Grady Stepp
W. W. Caylor
Myrtle Brown
Sherman
Lee Casady
M. H. Mullins
Mary Caylor
Relda Chumbley
Magaline Alverson
Obe Nelson
Allie Alverson
Bob Chumbley
M. E. McCoy
Paul Stephens
Enterprise
Cecil Alverson
Eunice Turner
Lafayette
Canaan
Allie Shook
Myrtle Harris
Winnie Hamilton
Nanice Turner
Floyd Harris
Lonnie
Percy Darwin
Geo
Lester Caylor
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic Promotes Malaria Fight
An old advertisement promotes Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic asserting it contains Quinine to drive out malaria and Iron to build up the system. The ad notes the formula is printed on every label and prices the bottle at 50 cents.
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GROVE
Wednesday Was Chicken Day in Whitewright
Wednesday was chicken day in Whitewright as farmers sold over 12,000 pounds of poultry to local merchants at eleven cents per pound. Merchants estimate more than $1,500 paid to farmers for that day. A poultry car on the Katy tracks shipped over 5,000 pounds by express, boosting Whitewright’s reputation as a major weekly poultry market.
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Whitewright
Katy
Express
Child Welfare Day Program At Public School Auditorium
A public school auditorium event on Thursday Feb 17 features a Child Welfare Day program with Rev W J Epting giving the invocation and multiple talks. Speakers include Mrs Guy Hamilton on the National Congress of Mothers, Mrs C J Denton on benefits of organized motherhood, Rev A R Nash, Dr R May, and Supt C J Denton addressing compulsory attendance and birth registration laws.
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W. J. Epting
National Congress of Mothers
Texas
Guy Hamilton
C. J. Denton
A. R. Nash
R. May
Supt
C. P. Johnson
Rain Soaks Ely Suppressing Farm Work and Roads
In Ely much rain halts farming while residents report illness and travel difficulties. Lloyd Woodson resumes school after pneumonia, Robi Cobb recovers in Bonham sanitarium, Mrs. May Moore visits Whitewright, and Ben Allen hauls groceries in muddy conditions. Several candidates seek primary support amid a community notes column.
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Robi. Cobb
Bonham
May Moore
Whitewright
Mrs. Robbins
Ben Allen
W G Crush General Passenger Agent in Dallas Texas
W G Crush is identified as the General Passenger Agent at the Katy Building in Dallas Texas. The note records his role and location without additional context.
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W. G. Crush
Agent Katy
Dallas, Tex
Texas Blossom Plan Hopes for Better Crops This Year
The note reflects community talk about helping their town, noting cold weather and deep freezes, and expressing belief that good crops will follow. The writer suggests making Texas blossom like a rose this year and doing their best for the community.
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Texas
Pilot Grove School Reports Strong Progress and Plans
Pilot Grove school reports 127 pupils, up 47.6 percent from last year, with high pass rates from primary to high school. The term saw extensive improvements including a new heating system and library, a $500 State appropriation, a school program on February 22 with a tree planting initiative, and community events. The Epworth League was organized at the Methodist church and will meet twice monthly.
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Pilot Grove
Monta Crawford
Nora Reeves
Ruth Valentine
Emma Holland
Eunice Watkins
Robert Holland
Iral Blanks
Corder Judd
Monty Crawford
Methodist Sunday Schedule and Teachers Meeting Outcomes
The Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. A teachers meeting at the parsonage Tuesday night yielded two goals: each teacher must invite every class member next Sunday, and total Sunday school attendance should reach 100. Everyone is invited to all services. A. R. Nasu.
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A. R. Nasu
Fire Destroys Geo Cooper Residence
The Geo Cooper residence burned Wednesday night between 11 and 12 oclock. Firemen saved only outbuildings as the origin remains unknown. Mr Cooper works at a mill. his wife awakened to find the fire well underway and escaped with their two children in night clothes. The home was insured for 400 dollars and the contents for 250 dollars.
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Geo. Cooper
Cooper
Chiropractor Convicted In Medical Practice Case
Sherman, Texas Feb 9 In the State vs Lloyd A McNonnon a County Court jury fined 50 and sentenced one day in jail for practicing medicine without a license. A new trial motion was filed. The case centers on the state law governing medical practice as the defense claims he is a chiropractor not a physician.
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Sherman
Texas
Lloyd A. McNonn
Kentuckytown News Socials and Church Renovation
Kentuckytown notes report Obe Nelson filling regular appointments to large audiences with Sunday school and prayer meetings. Local church reseating with new pews promises a fine community church. Community visits include Jim Hardcastle returning from Altus and Grady Stepp's visit to relatives. Socials feature Eunice Turner party and music by Lafayette and George Garner with several guests and games.
Citation By Publication In Grayson County Texas
Public notice commands the sheriff or constable to publish for twenty days in a Grayson county newspaper to summon all interested in the estate of W F Duncan deceased. Administrator W B Crabtree has filed a final report to be heard at the next civil term on March 1 1916 at Sherman Court House. Those interested may appear and contest the report. Witness W S Reeves County Court Clerk. Sherman Texas February 2 1916.
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Grayson County
Grayson
W. F. Duncan
W. B. Crabtree
Court House
Sherman
W. S. Reeves
Texas
Jot Horton
Would Honor Indian Chief Pat Kanim, Meany Proposes Grave Marker
Prof Edward S Meany of the University of Washington sparks public interest in honoring Chief Pat Kanim of the Snoqualmie and Snohomish tribes with a monument. The chief, pivotal in early pioneer times, shifted from hostilities to friendship with whites after a 1850 voyage to San Francisco and lasting years of alignment with settlers.
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Edward S. Meany
University of Washington
Pat Kanim
Snoqualmie
Snohomish
Snohomish River
Tulalip Indian Reservation
Bancroft
Washington
Glasgow
Robbeson
Whidby Island
Tumwater
Fort Nisqually
San Francisco
France First With Motors In Present War
The Fremdenblatt credits France with pioneering motor transport at the war’s start by seizing 500 Paris buses and sending them with troops to the Belgian frontier, followed by 1,000 more. In the first week belligerents used about 250,000 motor wagons, with France 90,000 Germany 70,000 Britain 55,000 Austria 25,000 and Russia 10,000. total value about 200 million dollars.
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Fremdenblatt
Paris
France
Germany
England
Austria
Russia
Boy First to Kill Bear In Lycoming County Hunt
Dorset Ringler seventeen of Trout Run becomes the first Lycoming County hunter this season to harvest a bear. Ringler and Floyd Bowen, also of Trout Run, surprised a large black bear during a late night coon hunt. Bowen fired first, the bear fled down, Ringler fired and struck the heart, killing the 225 pound animal.
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Dorset Ringler
Lycoming
Ringler
Floyd Bowen
Bowen
Trout Run
Germans Lead in Wireless Stations and Transatlantic Link
About ten wireless stations operated by Germany spanned France and beyond, the Eiffel Tower station among the strongest. Germany also ran major transmitters at Nauen with power around 6000 miles, sometimes 7200. A Sayville New York setup and a Spanish post existed, the Sayville pylons shipped from Rotterdam to Hoboken, built in Germany. Even after cables to America were cut, a near complete substitute had been prepared.
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France
Eiffel Tower
Nauen
Spain
Sayville
L. L
New York
Germany
Rotterdam
Hoboken
America
Miss Gadders Discusses Conversation Habits In Society
Miss Gadders talks rapidly making it hard for others to speak. Professor Diggers concedes the social obligation keeps him from his studies but finds her chatter oddly helpful for concentrating on demanding matters.
Railways Promote Tourist Travel in War-Torn France
Tourists in France travel mainly outside the war zone as railways encourage tourism amid conflict. The effort aims to show travel is still possible where dangers are considered less likely, helping sustain normalcy for visitors and locals.
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France
Ted Seeks Love and a Big Paycheck
Ted plots a wedding with Amy while wrestling family pressure and a sudden windfall of romance. Uncle Chris provides a push toward success as Ted guides his future through a risky balance of work, affection, and social signals at the Dorrance dance.
How He Won Her Novel Snippet in Detroit Free Press
A brief exchange from How He Won Her features a line about marriage and money. The dialogue contrasts concerns about wealth with assurances that love and charm matter more. The Detroit Free Press presents a candid, witty moment from the story.
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Detroit Free Press
Cello and Fire Order Quoted From Ghislanzoni
A garbled quotation attributed to Antonio Ghislanzoni states in a fire scenario the musician would save his cello before his wife, reflecting an apocryphal priority claim about art over personal life. The source text is unclear and appears misformatted.
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Antonio Ghislanzoni
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Little Mace Abbott
Okahoma
Mkté
Kentuckytown News
State OF
Morris Graham
Ted
Uncle Chris
Signa Lawrence
Amy
Signa
Teddy
J. C. Burnham
Putney
Dorrance
Dorrances
Polly Dorrance
Pat
Polly
Jacks
Dorrance House
Chris
Father
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