Divorce Suit Filed in 59th District Court Grayson County
The State of Texas issues a citation in Grayson County District Court to J R Thompson to answer a petition filed April 12 1915 by A C Thompson plaintiff seeking a divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. The writ requires four weeks of publication in a Gray son County newspaper and return of service by August term 1915.
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Texas
District Court
Grayson County
Grayson
J. R. Thompson
Sherman
A.C. Thompson
J.R. Thompson
J. H. Taylor
Tinie Cantrell
Don't Endanger Health With Calomel Warns Advert
Health notice warns calomel illnesses and promotes LIV-VER-LAX as a safe vegetable substitute. Claims calomel causes violent system reactions and weakens health, while LIV-VER-LAX offers the same benefits without the side effects. Ends with guarantee and local seller Dyer & Jones.
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L. K. Grigsby
Editor shot in Bronson factory duel over ring scandal
Reginald Nelson confronts Roland Gregory over Mae Mubray’s ring linked to a poison death. Gregory wounds Nelson and shoots himself after a tense confrontation at the Tribune office, as Allan Rutledge reveals a Chicago jeweler’s letter tying Gregory to the purchase.
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Chicago
Bronson
Allan Rutledge
Reginald Nelson
Roland Gregory
The
Tribune
Gregory
Roland
Mr. Graham
Reginald
Mobray
Joy
Mr. Rutledge
Mae Mubray
Joy Graham
the Tribune
Miss Graham
Nol
Mac Mubray
Afterword: Bronson’s City Under New Courier-Tribune Rule
Edgar Prince is mayor of Bronson as Reginald Nelson leads the Daily Courier-Tribune. Joy Graham, now his wife, aids in running the pauper. Joy’s father rejoined the church after Roland Gregory’s death, helping Reginald merge the Courier with the Tribune. The couple honeymooned in England at Earlham Castle, Essex.
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Bronson
Billy Sunday
Edgar Prince
Daily Courier-Tribune
Reginald Nelson
Joy Graham
Joy
Roland Gregory
Reginald
Courier
Tribune
England
Earlham Castle
Essex
Old Standard Grove Tonic Promises Quinine Iron Health Boost
An old advert touts The Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims to purify the liver drive out malaria enrich the blood and strengthen the whole system priced at 50 cents.
Laxa tive Bromo Quinine Advertisement
An old classified style ad promotes LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE claiming tonic laxative effects without head nervousness or aging. It emphasizes the full name and instructs readers to look for E. W. GROVE signature and price of 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
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A. Y. Creager & Co
A. Y. Creager
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T. H. Lively
South Bend Street
Cobb & Crafford
Busch
Dallas
J.H. Taylor
the District Court of
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Europe
Dyer & Jones
Southwestern Tel. & Tel. Co
Mr. Nelson
Gracely
Lee Fj
Waples-Platter Grocer CO
Denison, Ft. Worth
Dallas, Amarillo
Bowie, Brownwood
Chillicothe
Dublin, Gainesville
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Stamford, Tex
Ada, Okla
Bob Sears
Buick
Hudson
Ford Cars
Grove
Denison
Sherman McKinney
N. C. Calvert
Jas. P. Griffin
D.P.A
Denison G.P.A
DR. J. S. Spikes
ST. Joseph
R. May, M. D
Ross R. May, B.S
M.D
J. Maurice McMillin
First National Bank
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