Local Folks Visit. Hens Bought For Cash Nearby
Tocals Joe Hamilton of Greenville and J C Gillespie from Dallas visited Tuesday. Mrs J R Carter visits Jacksonville. Robert Holland of Dallas and Sears Anderson of Whitesboro visit relatives. Miss Ollie McMillin calls on Terrell. Mrs P Walker of Childress visits friends. Mr and Mrs Gomer May visit Leonard. Mrs T P Devenport of Pilot Point stays with W R Hooper. Iam paying 1714 cents a pound for hens bring them. Lois Watkins and son visit W T Ross family. Dorothy Hamilton in Greenville to see Aunt Carrie Hamilton. Mrs J D Hoard returns from Dallas visiting daughter J E Payne Jr. I want your hens 1744 cents a pound this week. Jack Webster and Mrs John Yeager visit Dallas. Leon Spindle Julius Everheart Alton May in Dallas. Mrs R G Pennington weekends in Leonard. Big Sale at Giles Variety Store. J J Walker and son James visit grandmother J L German in Greenville. R R McDaniel of Quanah visiting Echols family. Mr and Mrs Clifford Jarvis of Trenton visit. Pascal Cox family spend Sunday in Royse City. W L Gordon takes Swift & Company job as city salesman in Dallas.
Local Social Roundup Notables in Denison and Nearby Towns
Dr and Mrs J F Spindle visited Denison as guests of Cecil Spindle. Numerous residents traveled to Paris Sulphur Springs Dallas and Bonham for visits sales and official duties. Notable items include a Bonham piano sale and grass rug promotions. Several locals attended J D Wilson Sr funeral in Trenton.
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J. F. Spindle
Denison
Mrs
Cecil Spindle
W. F. Sanders
J. H. Graves
W. C. Fain
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Paul Roberts
J. D. Wilson Sr
Trenton
Willis named Scurry County agent. previous Jack County work cited
The fire department battled a roof fire at R. W. Williams home but saved most, leaving only a small hole in the roof. Cr. C. Willis, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Willis, is appointed county agent of Scurry County after two years in Jack County. He began the new post at Snyder earlier this year.
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R. W. Williams
Cr. C. Willis
H. C. Willis
Scurry County
Willis
Jack County
Snyder
Opening of Denison Telephone Building Marks New Exchange
Mr and Mrs W W Dossey and daughter attended the opening in Denison on Saturday. Mayor W S Hibbard tripped a lever to switch from the old building to the new exchange and calls began to flow through the new system with no interruption to service.
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W. W. Dossey
Denison
W. S. Hibbard
Westbrook Named Chairman of Two Senate Committees
Senator Ed Westbrook of Sherman was appointed chairman of the engrossed bills committee and the labor committee in the State Senate. The announcements came Tuesday from Lieutenant Governor Barry Miller. Westbrook also serves on several other Senate committees.
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Ed Westbrook
Sherman
State Senate
Barry Miller
Westbrook
Senate
Timely warning and odd ad from Altona Kansas Tribune
A fragmentary notice warns readers about fainting spells and illness while urging advance subscription payments and promising an obituary. It includes a stray sales line for Pierce's diners and nonsensical medical terms.
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All- Toona
Kans
Cooke Wildcat Refills Quickly Near Muenster
The Oil Operators Trust Inc No 1 Lake in western Cooke County reportedly opened a new shallow pool near Muenster. It was bailed down Sunday and refilled 600 feet in four hours, reaching the oil sand at 1274 and drilling five feet of oil solid, with an expected 50 to 100 barrel well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Oil Operators Trust, Inc
Muenster
Cooke County
Remedy for soot with Mason jar zinc lids
A letter to a national magazine advises saving discarded zinc tops from Mason jars and placing a zinc lid in the coal fire during winter to reduce soot in chimneys. The tip implies households often waste these lids and can use them to improve stove exhaust and chimney cleanliness.
Old-Timer Albert Millican Remembered in Fort Worth
Albert Millican, 73, longtime Fort Worth resident and printer, helped run the Daily Advance. In 1881 he and the mechanical staff were jailed by a town marshal for defying blue laws by working on Sunday. Henry Furman defended them. the judge dismissed charges after Furman’s plea that a newspaper is vital to a town.
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Albert Millican
Fort Worth
Millican
Daily Advance
Henry Furman
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Anahuac
Texas
After That the Riot Lyric Theatre Announcement
A typographical error in the Cross Road Journal stirred excitement last week when the Lyric Theatre advertisement appeared. Local readers reported confusion as the misprint altered the intended event details and prompted questions about timing and venue.
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Cross Road Journal
Lyric Theatre
Spectacle of 300 Beauties in 100 Costumes Draws Townwide Crowd
Bulletin notes a show featuring about 300 beautiful women in 100 exquisite costumes. Every able man in town attended, with many arriving by wheelchairs. The event drew wide local interest and showcased elaborate attire.
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N. D. P. A. Bulletin
Texas Panhandle oil wells produce 4,999,778 barrels in November
Oil wells across the Texas Panhandle produced 4,999,778 barrels of crude in November of last year. The monthly total reflects output from regional fields and operators in the area.
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Texas Panhandle
Lawmaker cites bribery claim over tax cuts
Arkansas Representative Oldfield asserts the proposed tax reduction amounts to bribery and invites more of it. The Wall Street Journal quotes his provocative remark amid the policy debate.
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Representative Oldfield
Arkansas
Wall Street Journal
Congress in session or short session debated
The Shoe and Leather Reporter notes a debate between the pessimist who claims Congress is in ssesion and the optimist who counters it is merely a short session highlighting partisan wordplay on the legislative schedule.
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Ssesion
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Tocals
Joe Hamilton
Greenville
J. C. Gillespie
Dallas
Mrs. J. R. Carter
Jacksonville
Mrs. Duke
Robert Holland
Sears Anderson
Whitesboro
Ollie McMillin
Terrell
P. Walker of
Childress
Mrs. Gomer May
Leonard Sunday
T. P. Devenport
Pilot Point
W. R. Hooper
Iam
W. T. Nicholson
Lois Watkins
Leonard
W. T. Ross
Miss Dorothy Hamilton
Miss Carrie Hamilton
J. D. Hoard
J. E. Payne Jr
Jack Webster
John Yeager
Leon Spindle
Julius Everheart
Alton May
R. G. Pennington
Giles Variety Store
J. J. Walker
James
J. L. German
R. R. McDaniel of
Quanah
F. M. Echols
Clifford Jarvis
Cc. A. Wilson
Pascal Cox
Royse City
Mrs. Cox
W. L. Gordon
Swift & Company
W. H. Stedham
R. C. Reece
J. L. Dyer
J. P. Moss
Garland
D. S. McMill
Grady May
Celina
R. May
W. F. Brown
Sulphur Springs
Mrs. W. P. Vaughn
Earl Johnson
L. E. Gee
Fred W. Smith
Louise Rowley
Ed Rowley
Lem Tittsworth Furniture Co
Bonham, Texas
Harold Manzer
Alvarado
D. E. Low
R. L. Sears
C. W. Bryant
Madill, Okla
Marvin Bryant
Lester May
Waco
Mr. May
Pascal Binion
van Alstyne
D. B. Tate
D. S. McMillin
The
First National Bank
Bells
A. E. Major
J. E. Mangrum
Gertrude Major
Tommie Chenoweth
Bonham
Pierce’s
K. C
Prince Albert Tobacco
Ellin
Whitewright
S. H. Montgomery & Son
National
the National Battery Station
Dan S. Dickerman
Ot S & S
Bow-Wright Drug Co
Marks Bros
Sherman’s Greatest Department Store
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