Death of Pember Citizen Alex Loveall Buried in Oklahoma
Alex Loveall 73 died of heart trouble at his son in law Frank Godfrey’s home in North McAlester Oklahoma. He was buried beside his wife in Doss cemetery after a Whitewright service led by Rev J F Fender. He left eight children and was an uncle of Dr R L Sears and Bascom Sears. Born in Dade County Missouri he served in the Fifteenth Missouri Cavalry on the Union side.
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Alex Loveal
Frank Godfrey
North McAlester
Oklahoma
Whitewright
J. F. Fender
Doss
Loveaul
R. L. Sears
Bascom Sears
Rosa Hatcher
Silva Godfrey
McAlester
Dave Loveall
Can City
Tex
Elgin Loveal
Henryetta
Ham Loveal
Caddo
Maggie Ballew
Stella McAmes
Hugo
Laura Clark
San Antonio
Dade County
Company M
Fifteenth Missouri Cavalry
Weart Mathews Turpen Discontinues Grocery Delivery
To the Grocery Trade on February 1st we will discontinue our delivery service. We thank our friends and customers for the patronage since we came to Whitewright and hope to offer attractive grocery prices soon. Watch for them. Weart Mathews Turpen.
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Whitewright
Weart
Mathews & Turpen
Missionary Finance Squeeze Prompts Woman’s Society Call
The article notes exchange rates from China affecting mission funds and urges women of all types to join the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church. It invites readers to attend next Monday afternoon to support the cause.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Fortifies Against Ills
An advertisement asserts health and endurance against winter ailments. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic purifies and enriches the blood with quinine and iron, claimed to fortify the system against colds grip and influenza. The tonic is marketed as pleasant to take and effective, priced at 60 cents.
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Grove
Reverend Major Called For Another Year At Central Christian
Central Christian Church members surprised pastor Rev A E Major and his family with a body visit and a pound ing. They extended a unanimous call for him to serve as leader for another year praising his second year of growth doubling membership and overall progress under his leadership.
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Central Christian Church
A. E. Major
Bro
Major
Money to Loan and Garden Plant Adverts
A local notice offers a few hundred dollars to loan on Liberty bonds at a low rate. Also selling frost proof cabbage plants and bulbs for funerals and weddings. Cabbage plant shipment available early February with pricing 100 plants for 5 dollars and 500 for 2 dollars. Contact F. R. McFatridge at 278 or Mrs. P. A. Short at 198.
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the Sun
P. A. Short
F. R. McFatridge
Mrs. Bonnin Spikes Dies in Bonham
Mrs. Bonnin Spikes wife of Capt J S Spikes of Veterinary Hospital No 5 now in France died at home of her parents in Bonham after ten days of pneumonia. Born and reared in Bonham she married Dr J S Spikes eight years ago. The couple lived in Whitewright then Brownsville where Dr Spikes did Government work before going overseas.
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Bonnin Spikes
J. S. Spikes
Veterinary Hospital
No. 5
France
Bonham
Spikes
Whitewright
Brownsville
Love's Witchery ends with high society liaison
Dudley North travels to Hillside seeking work and becomes chauffeur to the Worthingtons. He quietly woos Gladys Worthington while Hortense resents him and reveals his true identity when an older North reappears. A dramatic rescue by Wade cements love and social truths.
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Hillside
Robert Wade
Weston
Worthingtons
North
Hortense
Gladys Worthington
Gladys
Miss Hortense
Wade
Mr. Wade
Mr. Worthington
Miss Nlortense
Dudley
Mr. Gerald North
Worthington
Three Dreams and a Hidden Will Reveal Family Loyalties
A story of two twins Mary and Martha Wilkins amid an unsettled estate. A dream hints at a second will found by a lawyer confirming Mary as primary heir. a later health notice frames a separate health report on influenza and tuberculosis urging vigilance and medical exams.
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Mary
Martha
Horace
Jane
Uncle Horace
Mammie Delia
Lester Blake
Missie
Mister Horace
Aunt Janes
Delia
Mary Wilkins
Central Christian Church Sunday Services Notice
Regular services are planned for next Sunday with a children's talk on Pennies and Banks and morning and evening sermons. The morning topic is God and His Word and the 6 30 evening service features A Runaway Prophet. Pastor A E Mayor invites all to worship in holiness.
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God
A. E. Mayor
Hestend Spends Weekend At Home Checking Local Taxes
W. B. Hestend stayed with his family for the weekend and has been reviewing the income tax of Paris and Lamar county residents.
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W. B. Hestend
Paris
Lamar County
Chamberlain's Tablets Aid Digestive Comfort
Advertisement notes Chamberlain's Tablets ease indigestion and constipation by strengthening the stomach and promoting gentle bowel movement. It claims indigestion accompanies constipation and improves natural function.
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Chamberlain
Railroad Time Table No 9 Local Time Schedule Fragment
Rail timetable fragment lists Local No 17 and Local No 5 Flyer times, northbound No 18 Local and No 6 Flyer, with Cotton Belt west bound No 208 showing a 4:41 p.m. time. Includes partial station stops and times such as 3:42 a.m. and 10:02 a.m. amid missing context.
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Cotton Belt
West Bound No
Sugar Conserve Effort Deters Home Sugar Famine
The article notes Americans cut four month sugar use from July to October by over half a million tons, averting famine as supplies ran low. It credits the Food Administration for guiding restraint, allowing beet and Louisiana cane crops to arrive and urging continued sharing if Europe must avoid shortages.
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United States
Food Administration
Louisiana
Europe
Lee Kirkpatrick Visits Barkburnett Oil Fields
Lee Kirkpatrick visited the Barkburnett oil fields during the first of the week to observe operations and inspect site activity. He spoke with field managers about production conditions and safety protocols.
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Lee Kirkpatrick
Barkburnett
Quick Cure for Croup Promises Fast Relief
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt and effective for croup. It urges watching for the first symptom hoarseness and to use the remedy at once.
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Chamberlain
Backache signals liver kidney trouble and SANOL remedy
A tablet advertisement claims backache is linked to the liver kidneys and bladder and promotes SANOL as a cure all. It urges readers to try SANOL and buy at the drug store.
Public Health Warning on Tuberculosis Risk in U S
U S Public Health Service warns the public against tuberculosis noting one million cases in the United States. influenza convalescents should have lungs examined and lingering colds may signal early tuberculosis. Do not trust patent medicines. No cause for alarm if recognized early.
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United States
New York City
Department of Health
Framingham
Mass
Beware tuberculosis after influenza urges fresh air life
Public health guidance warns about tuberculosis following influenza and advises against self diagnosis. It recommends medical lung exams at monthly intervals and building strength through proper living, nutrition, and abundant fresh air. It cautions against patent medicines and promotes a fresh-air lifestyle.
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