Well Known Man Announces for Sheriff
Tom L Tennison a deputy under Sheriff Lee Simmons seeks the Grayson county sheriff’s nomination in July Democratic primary. Born in Alabama 40 years ago he has long served as constable, farm demonstration agent, and in state offices proving energetic and dependable.
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Alabama
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Cummins Announces Candidacy for Grayson County Attorney
H H Cummins announces for Democratic voters in Grayson County primary in July to seek the office of county attorney. Born March 12 1873 in Grayson County he is a 1894 graduate of the law department of the state university and has practiced law since. He has served as city attorney of Denison and partnered in Cummins Mathis, later practicing alone and assisting county attorney B F Gatford. He pledges to prosecute all violators impartially and according to statute, with twenty two years of experience guiding his bid.
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H. H. Cummins
Grayson County
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Ham Cummins
Our County
Our State University
Supreme Court of Our State
Eges
Mathis
Denison
Tennison
B. F. Gatford
Criminal District Court
N. T. College Building Burned in January 1916 Fire
Sherman January 13 1916 a basement fire virtually destroyed Colonial Hall at Kidd Key college also used as a music studio kindergarten and girls dormitory The blaze started about 1130 o clock firefighters prevented spread The oldest wooden building and loss is estimated 10000 to 12000 dollars covered by insurance Residents report nominal losses for upstairs dormitory occupants
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North Texas College
Kidd-Key Conservatory
Lorin and Goldie Smith Win 10 Prize in Texas Crop Contest
Lorin Smith and Goldie Smith of Whitewright won $10 prizes in Dallas for corn production. The Texas Industrial Congress awarded $10,000 in gold yearly to top entrants. Smith produced 68.68 bushels with 0.1274 cost per unit, net profit 40.33 dollars on 672 dollars invested. Goldie produced 68.19 bushels with 0.1283 cost per unit, net profit 38.99 dollars on 650 dollars invested.
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Goldie Smith
Dallas
Texas Industrial Congress
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Whitewright
Vinci restores health claims in Shelbyville ad
In Shelbyville Indiana a clerk describes extreme fatigue and poor skin from illness. The advertisement claims Vinci cod liver and iron tonic cures run down weak nervous conditions for men and women with a guarantee. Dyer Jones Druggists promote the product.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Vinci
Roy F. Birp
Dyer & Jones
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