Mrs Tom Binion Succeeds In Her H D Club Work
Mrs Tom Binion of Pilot Grove improves a deteriorated Grayson County living room with a $35 remodel using paint paper curtains rug plants and new furniture. The story notes 12 counties entries and 6 active registrants in the latest living room project plus community efforts and costs.
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Tom Binion
H. D. Club
Sherman Democrat
Pilot Grove
Grayson County Club
Grayson County
Inez Derryberry
Concrete Work Starts on Highway No 5 Site
Whitesboro report notes Judge G P Webb of Sherman operating a large mixing machine to dump the first yard of concrete on the 2432 mile unit marking the launch of highway No 5 construction.
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Cooke County Line
Whitesboro
Katy Railroad
W. R. Younger
Gainesville
Sherman
Interstate Construction Company
Little Rock
Ark
H. L. Schwabbe
W. D. Dockery
State Highway Commission
G. P. Webb
Local Notes From Pilot Grove and Nearby
R. E. L. Binion visited Sherman on Wednesday. George Miller and wife visited his parents. Mrs. Mary Judd returned home after keeping house in Commerce where her son Ralph studied. Mrs. J. T. Merritt of Bedford Iowa visits Mr. and Mrs. S. T. McSpedden. Curtis Moats announces the birth of a girl on July 7. Misses Sarah and Pauline Binion.
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R. E. L. Binion
Sherman
George Miller
B. Hulett
Mary Judd
Commerce
Ralph
J. T. Merritt
Bedford
Iowa
S. T. McSpedden
Curtis Moats
Sarah
Pauline Binion
Sherman Visitors and Community Notes Highlight Week
Sherman residents hosted visitors from Cooksville Tennessee Hollis Oklahoma and Denison while O N Sloan of Van Alstyne marked a birthday with 57 attendees. The note lists many local families who attended and reports grain threshing ending this week and upcoming revival meetings led by Rev J A Henderson.
Fort Worth First Baptist plans $500000 church
A. L. Jackson announces preliminary plans for a 200 by 100 foot First Baptist Church in Fort Worth. The auditorium will seat 6000 with two balconies and sloped floors ensuring rostrum visibility. no obstructing pillars. Construction cost is estimated near $500,000.
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Fort Worth
First Baptist Church
A. L. Jackson
Jackson
Who Wouldn't Be Crazy About a Chicken Like U
Omaha farmer Dr. R. T. Renwald reports five years of experiment yield a wingless, toenail free hen that keeps laying year round. He says the new type produces about 300 eggs annually and cannot fly or scratch, simplifying yard keeping.
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Chicken
Omaha
Neb
R. T. Renwald
Renwald
Golden Rule at the Wheel prayer for motorists
The Christian Register prints a humorous motorists prayer by Harry McCreary urging safe driving. It asks to drive without meddling in others affairs, preserve brake lining, heed warnings, keep alcohol out of engines and stomachs, avoid unsafe passing, heed traffic signs, and keep feet on the brakes.
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The
Christian Register
Harry McCreary
Texas Leads in Jersey Cattle, Surpassing Ohio Past
Texas remains the leading Jersey cattle state in the Union, with Ohio previously holding that position. The shift highlights Texas's growing dairy herd strength and regional farm dynamics.
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Texas
Union
Ohio
Texas Agriculture and Finance Highlights From 1928 Data
The report shows Texas spent 65 128 019 on public schools in 1928 and lists 638 national banks and 734 state banks. Texas holds .8 percent of continental US land area. From March to June the state shipped 889 000 head of cattle to market. Sugar Land Industries at Sugarland runs a 2 150 acre potato field producing 200 bushels per acre valued at about 500 000 dollars. Spend your money in Whitewright.
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Texas
Mar
Sugarland Industries
Sugarland
Ex-Member of Jesse James And Quantrell Gangs Dies
James R. Cummins a former Confederate soldier and longtime member of the Jesse James and Quantrell gangs died at the Confederate home in Higginsville Missouri late Wednesday retirement after years of service to the groups and to the veterans community through the home.
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Jesse James and
Quantrell Gangs
Higginsville
James R. Cummins
Jesse James
Quantrell
Editor Admits Mistakes in Last Week’s Paper
A Connecticut newspaper confesses errors in the previous issue after a subscriber notice and letters. The editor cites mismatched numbers and delays including a 30 minute late train, a 10 cent milk bill error, and a missing jitney timer leading to a spark plug repair.
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Connecticut
Typewriter Supplies For Sale At Sun Office
Sun Office offers typewriter carbon paper and ribbons for sale. Ready to supply writers, offices, and clerks with essential typing accessories.
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Typewriter
Sun Office
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Pilot Grove News
Mangram Bros
Ther
Cull Reeves
South Side
Main St
J. D. Judd
Cooksville
Tenn
Hollis
Okla
L. B. Hulett
O. N. Sloan
van Alstyne
M. B. Sloan
Cold Springs
Cannon
Annie Wilson
Clint Hopper
Charlie Kaiser
F. M. Sloan
Louvicy Neely
Wess Judd
Co. B. Neely
Breckenridge
L. R. Dossey
Bonham
J. A. Henderson
Anna
Dan Andrews
Clayton
Hugh Garland
West
Dallas
Joe Burks
Garland
Duplex
Mary Scoggins
Denton
Norris
Continental
United States
Whitewright
Gordon’s Cash Grocery
Boy’s Unionalls
Ladie
Martin Keeeeray Company
Tommie Chenoweth
Northwestern University
Chicago
Kidd-Key Conservatory
London Conservatory
Carton College
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