Town Notes Mention Local Visits and Visits Across Cities
Cecil Spindle and son of Denison visited relatives here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Witt visited relatives in Celeste Thursday. Ben Patterson of Denison visited relatives here Friday. Mangrum was a Dallas visitor Thursday. Mrs. Sears visited her daughter at Leonard Thursday. Marvin Bryant of Madill Oklahoma visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Montgomery and children returned from Grapevine. Better Produce Co buys chickens eggs and butter. Mrs. Walker returned from Liberal Kansas. Pennington family and children visited Denison Saturday. Gaines returned to Denison Friday after visiting Jesse Wallace. J W Ewing of Celeste and Floyd Everheart and others visited Bryant Thursday.
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Ben Patterson
Denison
Marvin Bryant
Madill, Okla
Mrs. K. Gaines
Jesse Wallace
Rufus Scott
Commerce
Charley Kaiser
McKinney
S. F. Garland
Sherman
Louise Sloan
Whitewright
Wheeler Russell
Fern Russell
Joe Miller
Annie Tate
Virginia Benson
Rolf McCarley
Josephine
Sherman man takes traveling salesman post with Dutchess trousers
R. P. Gordon formerly of Whitewright now a Sherman citizen has joined the Dutchess trouser company as traveling salesman. He will cover Oklahoma starting this week after months with a Gainesville overall factory, where he handled Northeast Texas. The position includes a good salary increase.
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R. P. Gordon
Whitewright
Sherman
Dutchess Trouser People
Oklahoma
Gainesville
Texas
Sun Office Sells Typewriter Supplies
Typewriter carbon paper and ribbons available at Sun office for sale.
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Typewriter
Sun Office
Pilot Grove Boys Lose to Sherman Bearcats in Hoops Clash
Heavy rain kept residents indoors as Pilot Grove hosted a basketball showdown with Sherman High School Bearcats. Pilot Grove led early but trailed 29 to 34 at final whistle, with bearcats dominating and two referees seen as biased by locals.
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Pilot Grove
Sherman
J. D. McMillin
A. B. St. John
Sherman High School
Bearcats
Grayson County
Paris
Bells
Gunter
Atlanta Vocational class yields 62 bales of cotton
The Atlanta High School class of vocational agriculture produced 62 bales from 70 acres. They cleared $3,960.22 after expenses. Student Willie Holland exceeded five bales on five acres.
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Atlanta
Atlanta High School
Willie Holland
Edison Is Honored On 81st Birthday
In Fort Myers Florida Thomas A Edison celebrated his eighty first birthday with a testimonial fete attended by about four thousand school children. He also briefed a telegraph office visit to trigger a new electric lighting plant in Bellingham Washington. Mrs Edison prepared fresh strawberries for lunch reflecting her care for his diet.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Four Cows Bring 1009 In One Year Near Coleman
Mrs. Joel Copeland five miles southeast of Coleman reports net income from cream of 1009.50 in a year from four cows. She bought a separator in late January 1927 and averaged six dollars per week, selling ten 40 dollars? worth of cream in the first week then rising. Local dairying grows as farmers diversify with high bred stock aided by Coleman Chamber of Commerce which brought in Jersey dairy stock sold quickly.
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Coleman
Joel Copeland
Copeland
Coleman Chamber of Commerce
Jersey
Farmer Sets Price
Paul Crusemann of Fort Worth prominent cotton factor and director of the Texas Cotton Association explains the farmers view that Texas growers control the price of their crop by acreage decisions. He says increasing acreage drives price below cost, while reducing acreage lowers price to a level enabling a reasonable yearly profit.
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Paul Crusemann
Fort Worth
Texas Cotton Association
Texas
Mr. Crusemann
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Ad Promises Guaranteed Relief
An advertisement from Bow-Wright Drug Co offers Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy for sore or bleeding gums and pyorrhea with a money back guarantee. It claims the product is distinct from others and promises certain results.
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Leto
Bow-Wright Drug Co
Boy Dies in Brush Fire Near Duncan
Pete Tucker six years old died Friday afternoon while helping his father J M Tucker burn brush on the Tucker farm at Tussey east of Duncan. It is thought the child spilled some fuel or ignited flames by accident.
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Duncan
Okla
Pete Tucker
J. M. Tucker
Tucker
Tussey
Fire injures boy as uncle saves him from flames
A brush fire spread to coal oil on clothing. Hearing his son cry, the elder Tucker rushed in using his bare hands to smother the flames. The boy sustained burns over his body except for his face.
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Tucker
Wisdom Always Comes On The Instalment Plan
A reflective maxim from a Boston Transcript line notes that wisdom is earned gradually rather than instantly, likening learning to payments over time rather than a single lump sum. The quote emphasizes patient growth and steady experience as sources of insight.
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Boston Transcript
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cecil Spindle
Mrs. C. S. Witt
Celeste
W. L. Mangrum
Dallas
J. P. Montgoeery
Better Produce Co
P. Walker
Liberal
Kansas
R. T. Pennington
J. W. Ewing
C. S. Witt
Floyd Everheart
John Butler
Mexico
C. W. Bryant
Lloyd Moore
Whitewright, Texas
DRS
Sherman, Texas
Mrs. Crawford Montgomery
Durant, Okla
D. S. Carr
Joe Weldon Carr
Nicholson’s
Cash Grocery
Joel Bulliner
St. Joe
Katherine Montgomery
B. G. Gowdy
Lena Mae
Trenton
C. W. Pope
Frances
Sam Brents
Brother
Walker A. Brents
W. W. Chennault
Vernon
George Chennault
R. L. Johnson
Jack Ryan
of McKinney
Mrs. Ryan
Bascom Sears
R. P. Gordon of
G. W. Pope
J. W. Pender
Greenville
Winnie Hamilton
R. A. Risser & Co
Cole & Davis Company
Edgar
Miss Foy Bow
Northeast Texas Teachers’ College
Af Commerce
Oscar Bow
L. LaRoe & Co
Pilot Grove News
St.Louis Soul
Texarkana
Memphis
Lone Star
D. G. Coley
Ticket Agt
Soezy
Barteldes
Mangrum
Bow - Wright Drug Co
Eggs and Fryers
Gordon’s Cash Grocery Service
Gulf
Quaker State Motor Oil
Seiberling Tires
Supreme Service
Stateville & Spindle
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