T H Lively Heads New Firm
T H Lively of Whitewright becomes president and general manager of the Steinlein Lively chain with L N Steinman selling stock. Benton Roberts of Crockett is named vice president and Joe A Thompson of Lone Oak secretary treasurer. The Whitewright boy leads the local store with Tal Lively as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Lively
Steinlein-Lively Co
Texas
L. N. Steinemn
Mr. Lively
Benton Roberts
Crockett
Joe A. Thompson
Lone Oak
Lois Lively
Palestine
Clyde Foster
Elkhart
Leonard Jackson
Italy
Tal Lively
H. Benedict
Lively
Whitewright
R. M. Lively
Steinlein-Lively
Local notes from Canaan January 20 1913
Rev F M Richardson fills his regular M E Church appointment and the motto Every fellow to the plow handle is quoted. J J McCurdy plans to move to Hughes Springs. Maggie L Everheart and Homer H Sears announce their wedding. Typhoid illness spikes as Kugga Blanton is real sick. Southwestern Telephone Co nears completion of a new metallic circuit and cable system improving local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Richardson
M. E
G. Oliver
Fitz Bryant
J. J. McCurdy
Hughes Springs
Geo. Garner
Laura
Gladys Garner
Sherman
Maggie L. Everheart
Homer H. Sears
Kugga Blanton
Ben Childress
Miss Sallie
Frank Alverson
C. D. Alverson
Matalie
Southwestern Telephone Co
Worms Cause of Your Childs Pains
A health product notice touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as safe relief for children with worm symptoms. It claims the medicine kills worms and provides a laxative benefit, urging purchase from druggists or by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickapoo Indian Med. Co
Phila
St. Louis
Annex to Baptist Church Aims to Expand Sunday School Space
Plans call for a 14 by 36 annex to the Baptist church to ease overcapacity in the Sunday school. Rolling partitions will split the area into two rooms and allow quick conversion into a larger auditorium increasing seating by about one hundred. Baraca and Philathea classes started the project and will use the rooms when finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Baraca
Philathea
Missionary Society Social and Bible Study Meet
The Ladies of the Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet next Monday at 2 30 pm with Mrs. R May. Nehemiah and Esther headline the Bible study. full attendance of members is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
R. May
Nehemiah
Esther
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Easy Natural Liver Help
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe pleasant tasting vegetable tonic that replaces calomel. It claims to improve brain function energy mood and overall health without pain or side effects and offers a refund if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Dyer
Death of Aged Lady Lays To Rest Mrs Polly Tabor
Undertakers from this city were called to Kentuckytown Friday of last week to prepare the body of Mrs. Polly Tabor for burial. She died Thursday night of pneumonia at seventy. She had resided in the vicinity with her children about five years. Burial occurred at Wittitoe cemetery Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentuckytown
Polly Tabor
Orendorff returns from St. Louis sales trip to Van Alstyne
D Orendorff of the Steinlein Lively Co arrives from St. Louis after selecting spring and summer merchandise for his Van Alstyne store. Mrs Orendorff accompanies him, visiting Mrs T H Lively. The Scenic Theatre’s vaudeville act is dismissed after one week due to failure to meet managers' standards. Dr J N Powell Mason will conduct a Mason class in Bells each night as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Orendorff
van Alstyne
Steinlein-Lively Co
St. Louis
Mrs. Orendorff
T. H. Lively
Mr. Orendorff
Scenic Theatre
The
Sun
Messrs. Williams
J. N. Powell
Bells
Lincoln and the Drama in the 19th Century Letters
In a letter to James H. Hackett Lincoln writes he has read few plays, lists Shakespeare works he has seen, and favors Hamlet's soliloquy Oh my offense is rank over To be or not to be. The piece notes his tragedy preference and a private, circulatory publication from Washington dated 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Wilkes Booth
Springfield
Douglas Taylor
James H. Hackett
Washington
Shakespeare
Lear
Richard Til
Hamlet
Macbeth
New York Mat
Why The Great Pianist Won’t Play Temperament
Chicago Record-Herald notes a pianist declined a Temperament performance after his name appeared in smaller print on the program than the piano’s name. The incident highlights stage prestige and recognition in concert settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Exasperating Voices Provoking Reproach in Adversity
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote naggingly notes the irritating sound of some voices and urges steadiness, with Livy’s maxim about maintaining temper through varying fortunes implied as a moral reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Age-Herald
Bank Statement and Funeral Note from Grayson County
A 1914 Texas bank cashier swears to the bank statement listing liabilities and capital stock figures including notes and deposits. The notice also records the funeral of Mrs. W. B. Bisatah attended by D. S. McMillin and other directors at Bell last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coniup Ok
Cociaceres
BOP Oeon
State of
Texas
Grayson
I. R. H. May
R. H. May
J. M. McMillin
Ordo Si Ee
Arena Wandda Sco Veheed
State of Texas
Ss. I
Guy Hamilton
D. S. McMillin
J. G. McKinsey
J. W. Memurry
B.F. Blanton
Mr. Blanton
W. B. Bisatah
Bell
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New Firm
E.C.L. Denton
Nashville
Tenn
C. J. Denton
J.M. Denton
Woodmen of the World
Denison
Canaan
Social and Bible Study
Hestand
Cash Grocery
King Kamos
Louisiana
Rio
Lord Lytton
Arthur Russell
United States
New York American
Pride
Walter B. Hest and
P.S
First National Bank
U.S
W. H. King
C. B. Bryant
S. E. Jones
the Planters National Bank
U. S
Nat’l
U. Ss
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