Local notices and visits fill weekend region
Sherman resident Joe McKinsey visited Sunday while Jack Ryan came from Denton. Dozens of local residents and relatives traveled to Paris, Sherman, Durant, and Celina over the weekend. News also includes shop ads, a cafe menu, and a Texas-Louisiana Power Company official visiting.
Reading ads keeps you informed on the best trading
Advertisers in newspapers are the live merchants in town and usually offer the best values. Advertising boosts business and lowers selling costs, reducing prices for buyers.
Bethel Baptist Church B Y P U Program February 24
Bethel Baptist Church hosts a Bethel Young People's Union program on February 24 at 2 30 p m with the theme Choosing Heroes Group II led by Group Captain Margrette Reeves featuring a playlet with Gene Robert Alexander Jane Neator Stotts Jim Gladys Layman Bamy Tola Fae Layman Frank Jesse James Lucy Georgie Jones and Miss Annie Jones Visitors are welcome and members urged to attend bringing friends Reporter
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Bethel Baptist Church
Miss Annie Jones
Gene Robert Alexander
Jane
Neator Stotts
Jim
Gladys Layman
Bamy
Tola Fae Layman
Frank
Jesse James
Lucy
Georgie Jones
Friday Literary Club Plans Colonial Tea Event
The Friday Literary Club met at Mrs. Roby Childress home at 3 PM. Plans were announced for a Colonial Tea on Feb 22 at Mrs. Guy Hamilton home. Program included talks on Michael Angelo by Mrs Rhom Pennington and papers by several members with a salad course served and pink and green decorations.
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Roby Childress
H. G. Webster
Guy Hamilton
Rhom Pennington
Michael Angelo
H. C. Willis
Accuracy In Reporting A One-Eyed Audience Tale
An editor trained reporters on accuracy as a young staffer submits a public meeting report claiming three thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine eyes were fixed on the speaker. The editor, furious, learns the phrase hides a single eye in the audience, prompting a lesson in wording.
Secretary Kills Son Of Oil Millionaire
In Beverly Hills early Sunday E L Doheny Jr 36 son of a wealthy oil magnate was shot dead in his home by secretary Hugh Plunkett who then killed himself Police and Dr C E Fishbaugh attended the scene noting Doheny and Plunkett were fully dressed and the motive cited insanity arising from Tea pot Dome era stress Blame placed on Plunketts mental strain and duties with the oil heir
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Los Angeles
Cal
E. L. Doheny Jr
Beverly Hills
Hugh Plunkett
Plunkett
Doheny
C. E. Fishbaugh
Fishbaugh
Fitts
Teapot Dome
Farm Building Program Gains Momentum in Grayson County
Sherman County lumbermen push county wide farm building improvement program led by EF W Rubush chairing the effort. A Denison meeting named H L Bronsted Neal Powers Ed Langford J Lyman Davis Sherman and Rhom Pennington Whitewright to plan and execute the project with a publicity committee including Dick Gray J H Waggoner C O Bellinger and Pat Mayse. A banquet is planned to gather lumbermen and farmers from each community.
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Rubush
Cotton May Be Grown For Food Says Industry Seer
Albert F. Bemis of Boston tells the House Ways and Means Committee that in twenty five years cotton seed could supply food value and lint become a by product. He argues synthetic yarns from plant materials threaten textile industries more than jute competition and cites peanut shells as an example of raw material costs. Bemis attributes current cotton industry lows to overproduction, not jute.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Albert F. Bemis
Boston
Bemis
Goats Proposed to Clean North Carolina Statewide
Kingston sportsman D Eugene Wood urged North Carolina lawmakers to spend 10000 dollars to buy 10000 goats and release them across the eastern and western parts of the state. He said the goats would weed and beautify parks, rid areas of snakes and pests, reduce mosquitoes by drying marshes, and create a new game supply, noting goats are hard to catch when they resist.
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Kingston
N. C
Eugene Wood
Kingston Sportsman
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Mr. Wood
Texans Will Ask Hoover To Meet Gil In El Paso
West Texas delegation plans to invite President-Elect Hoover to attend the West Texas Chamber of Commerce annual convention in El Paso and to meet Mexico's President Gil there. The group sails from Dallas Feb 28 on the Hoover Democrat special to attend the inaugural parade March 4 and seeks a White House audience. Simmons University Cowboy Band of Abilene will join the special train.
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Dallas
Hoover
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Gil
Mexico
West Texas
Washington
Republican National
Simmons University Cowboy Band
Abilene
el Paso
Taft
Diaz
Child heroes and notable feats in brief
Six year old Joseph Dubresne of Paris saved his sister and a playmate from falling into the Seine. Davy Lee a four year old film child star is hailed as a successor to Jackie Coogan. Mary B Lankford a Norfolk schoolgirl earns a Carnegie hero medal for saving two from drowning. Irene Bentley a one year old mountain girl of Whitaker rescues her sister from a derailed locomotive. Marian Terry and siblings inherit over 200000 from Clinton Lyon a wealthy oilman not related to the family. Earl Webb of Missouri posts a net profit of 119 on a litter of pigs last season.
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Joseph Dubresne
Paris
Seine
Earl Webb
Lafayette County
Missouri
Davy Lee
Sonny Boy
Jackie Coogan
Mary B. Lankford
Norfolk, Va
Irene Bentley
Whitaker
Impromptu Howler Teacher Request Turns Onlookers Laugh
Margaret delivers a quip after being asked to use officious in a sentence. The joke features Mary and John at a lake with a shouted request for help and a humorous fish out line.
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Margaret
Mary
John
Bed Room Suites Bargains and Home Furnishings
Local ad from Lem Tittsworth in Bonham offers new and second hand living room and breakfast room suites dressers and cabinets. Also a second hand Detroit gas range and built in oven oil ranges advertised as bargains for shoppers with limited budgets.
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Detroit
Lem Tittsworth
Bonham
Last gas lamps replaced by electric lights in New York
A roundup of notes reports the transition from gas street lamps to electric lighting in New York, along with various national and international facts including farm income shares, rail safety improvements, air travel milestones, a philanthropic donation, and other contemporary items.
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Greater New York
Capper Proposes Aboard Congress Replacing With Directors
Senator Capper of Kansas advocates abolishing Congress and replacing it with a small board of directors modeled after corporate boards. He argues for streamlined governance and reduced legislative bloat, asserting efficiency and modernity in a new system.
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Senator Capper
Kansas
Congress
Abolishing Congress Faces Constitutional Hurdle
The Hope Press-Star critiques a Capper plan to tax one tenth of earnings to fund public employees noting the plan would require a constitutional amendment to abolish Congress, which is unlikely since members must vote to eliminate their own jobs.
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Capper
Congress
Hope Press-Star
Why Earth’s age puzzles scientists and a gendered view
A council bluffs Non pareils note contrasts scientists question earth’s age with the author’s remark on calling earth she. The brief hints at language and science intersecting in a witty line. The piece frames two questions about science and personification.
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George Gattis
Whitesboro
Ellis Alexander
Houston
James McKnight
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Joe Everheart
W. H. Jenkins of
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P. J. Pierce & Sons
Ross R. May
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Crawford Montgomery
Little Son
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C. B. Bryant Jr
R. B. Gordon
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D. E. Low
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R. P. Gordon
D. M. Pope of
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R. L. Sears
J. R. Fleming
Wm. Fleming
Robert Jones
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Mary E. Gattis of
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Sue McConnell
B. W. Crain
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J. C. Gillespie
Joe Johnson
T. FE. Sears
Madge
Martha Jo Sears
The
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J. C. Allred
Fred Moore
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R. T. Erickson
Texas-Louisiana Power Company
Aubrey Essey
J. M. Simmons
Robert Smith
Luella
George Riley
Robert Everheart
Strawn
Joe Hembree
Honey Grove
J. T. Roberts
Margaret Barbee
Austin College
T. E. Barbee
Wanda Miller
D. R. Badgett
Floydada
Roland Rhodes
Slaton
Ozro Sloan
Pilot Grove
Sloan
Leonard Hospital
J. H. Graves
Oklahoma
Kimbell Milling Company
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Roy Harold Groves
Madean Martin
A. L. Groves
Sid Martin
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Charles Belt
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