Doctors Cannot Prescribe 3.2 Percent Beer in Dry Areas
AUSTIN Texas. Beer up to 4 per cent cannot be sold on doctor prescriptions in dry counties. D B Benson chairman of the liquor control board announced after talks with the attorney general. Notices were sent to holders of medicinal permits informing them of the ruling. Beers above 4 per cent may be sold on physician prescriptions from board permits. District supervisors were told to clarify the situation as some beer salesmen believed prescriptions allowed sales.
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Austin
Dry Territory
Texas
D. B. Benson
Liquor Control Board
Benson
Seven Failures Before Victory in a Lively Tale
A verse recounts repeated failures before triumph and urges perseverance through setbacks. It contrasts a tongue in cheek exchange about money and a humorous consultation between doctors debating whether to operate and what to charge for not operating.
J B Davis for Sheriff Grayson County Political Ad
J B Benton Davis asks Grayson County voters for reelection as sheriff. He credits deputies and service, vows to enforce the law as written, and appeals for confidence and a vote on July 25. Davis underscores duty to protect life and property and invites support for continued public service.
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Grayson County
Sheriff's Department
J. B
Benton) Davis
Dionne Receives Quintuplet's Newest Name Joe Dionne Born in Callander Ontario
Joseph Robert Telesphore Dionne is the newborn in the quintuplet family. The names honor St. Joseph and Mrs. Dionne's uncle Telesphore Demers with no special meaning for Robert. A July 19 christening is planned at Corbeil Parish Church with Rev. E T McNally officiating. Mother and baby gain strength as Mrs. Dionne plans to visit her daughters nearby.
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Callander
Joseph Robert
Telesphore Dionne
Quintuplet
Joseph
St. Joseph
Telesphore
Dionne
Robert
Corbeil
E. T. McNally
Radio Evangelist J A Lovell to Wed Vada Gray in Ranger
The approaching marriage of Rev. J A Lovell son of Mr and Mrs F Lovell of Tom Bean and Miss Vada Gray of Eastland is announced for 9 pm next Sunday at the Gospel Center in Ranger. The ceremony will be read by Rev. Sam Morris with only Mr and Mrs Doc Lovell as attendants. Lovell, born 1907 near Springtown, trained at Kentuckytown Paschal High School and Hardin Simmons. Gray, 20, a Eastland High and Hardin Simmons alumna. A farewell sermon and radio goodbye follow. Lovell plans six months rest in Long Beach after years of health trouble.
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Tom Bean
J. A. Lovell
F. Lovell
Vada Gray
Eastland
Gospel Center
Ranger
Sam Morris
First Baptist Church of
Stamford
Doc Lovell
Mr. Lovell
Springtown
Whitewright
Kentuckytown
Paschal High School
Fort Worth
Hardin-Simmons College
Abilene
Pilot Grove Baptist Church
Dublin
Tiny Flat Dweller's Wagging Dog Sparks Family Fracas
Fred boasts of a kiss with Jane but her father learns of it. Bill jokes the couple must live in a tiny flat since the dog's tail wags up and down, not sideways, revealing the cramped surroundings.
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Fred
Jane
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