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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1916
Page
9
Mr. J C Combs of Cement City area says Tanlac improved his appetite sleep and energy after kidney troubles and weight gain. He reports ongoing use and that Tanlac is explained at Dyer Jones Drug Store.
An epidemic of grip sweeps Ely with many coughing and some bedridden. Residents report several moving away to Whitewright, Jones county, West, Slaton, and Celina. Notables include Wilbur Jones and Mildred Allen wedding, teachers at Ely, and local families adjusting to illness, travel, and farm changes.
An advertisement for Tyler Commercial College of Tyler Texas argues that business training equals success. It touts enrollment from 39 states, promises strong placement, and urges readers to invest 100 to 200 dollars for courses in bookkeeping shorthand stenotypewriting and related fields. It claims 100 plus new students will enroll this month and offers a free catalogue.
Road fare and tax payments urged with receipts to be mailed. Receiver directs to pay state and county taxes at office over First National Bank. Signatory J. M. McMillin.
The report notes favorable hog killing weather with widespread activity and enthusiasts praising sausage and ribs. Dan Gillett is repairing some equipment nearby, reflecting hands-on work amid the busy season.
A Ky. letter from Catron describes Bettie Bullock relief from years of womanly troubles after taking Cardus, claiming she can walk two miles and perform work. The piece urges readers to consult their druggist and consider Cardui, noting its 50 years of use and a Chattanooga firm advisory letter offer.
For curing children's colds, keep child dry and comfortable, avoid exposure, and give Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It is pleasant soothing antiseptic raises phlegm and reduces inflammation. First dose relief, continued care avoids serious illness. Don’t delay, get a bottle at 25 cents from all druggists.
A historical advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal medicine. It includes endorsements from F. J. Cheney & Co and local banks, notes testimonials, price per bottle, and distribution through druggists along with Ball's Family Pills for constipation.
The State of Texas issues eight week newspaper publication to summon James R Chaffin Jasper W Chaffin P A Emmerson Wm Wright and W A Moorhead and unknown heirs to appear before the District Court at Sherman on the first Monday in January 1916 in the suit of Jesse F Davis and Mae Davis versus the named defendants. The case seeks removal of cloud from title and possession of multiple tracts in Sherman comprising parts of Chaffin and MecAnair surveys. The file number is 23049.
Railroad time table snippet lists eastbound No 204.000.0000 at 11 15 am and westbound No 208 56005 at 5 25 pm with additional times 7 35 pm and 9 05 am. Includes station labels Nolo and Nino with partial route notes and a malformed notation 4 ccieee.
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