Funeral for Pioneer Citizen Robert A. Caylor Held
Robert A. Caylor died at his South Bond street home after a four day illness. Rev I E Teague led the Baptist service with interment at Wittitoe cemetery. Born in 1845 in North Carolina, he moved to Texas in 1849 and lived near Kentucky town before relocating to Canadian and later Luka. He was married twice and left seven children, six living, plus several stepchildren. a lifelong church member since 1862.
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Robert A. Caylor
South Bond Street
I.E. Teague
The
Baptist Church
Wittitoe Cemetery
Mr. Caylor
North Carolina
Texas
Kentuckytown
Luka
Katie Henderson
Geo. F. Caylor
Mary Standifer
San Angelo
Floyd P. Caylor
Hugo
Okla
Katie McDonald
Waco
H. C. Caylor
R. B. Caylor
Addie L. Pumphrey
Bert Jones
Hobart
Nannie Blanton
Vernon
J. A
R. O. Pumphrey
Caylor
Dr J Frank Smith Dies At His Dallas Home
Dallas July 17 Dr J Frank Smith pastor of the City Temple died at his home 5110 Junis street at 10 45 last night after more than six months illness He was a leading figure in the Presbyterian Church in the United States and recently served a term as moderator He was 52 years old.
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Dallas
J. Frank Smith
City Temple
Junis Street
Presbyterian Church of the United
Bailey Denounces Labor Unions On Eight Hour Day
Senator J W Bailey argues against a law for an eight hour day in his Atlanta campaign speech. He accuses Texas unions of backing opponents and defends personal contract rights, urging equal eight hour standards for all workers and criticizing city farmers. Continuous on last page.
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Atlanta
Texas
J. W. Bailey
Neff
Looney
Thomason
Bailey
Congress
American Congress
America
Cass County
Odeon Theatre Week Ahead Listings with July 25 Events
The Odeon presents The Right to Happiness a Universal Jewel De Luxe produced by Allen Holubar starring Dorothy Phillips in dual roles as Vivian and Sonia. Also Desert Gold The Lost City Thou Art the Man Vitagraph serial with Bill Hart Suds and more running July 24 through July 30 with multiple films and serials featuring a wide cast and captivating plots.
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Allen Holubar
Dorothy Phillips
Vivian
Sonia
Zane Grey
Africa
Juanita Hansen
George Chesbro
Robert Warwick
Lois Wilson
Larry Seaman
Vitagraph
Bill Hart
Hart
Mary Pickford
the Odeon
Carnival and baseball week in Whitewright with Reed shows
Whitewright will host E B Reeds Greater Shows all next week with baseball each afternoon. The manager notes twenty eight car loads of equipment and a 400 person company presenting twelve shows daily plus riding devices free attractions and band concerts. Proceeds partially benefit the local ball club.
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Whitewright
E. B. Reed
Denison
Bonham
Sherman Welfare Association Secretary Attacked by Union Man
Roy Meredith, a local union picture show operator, pleaded guilty to affray in City Court for attacking John Surratt, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and Citizens Welfare Association, near the post office. Surratt was hospitalized with injuries. Meredith paid a $12.50 total fine and costs.
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Sherman
Roy Meredith
John Ek. Surratt
Chamber of Commerce and Citizens Welfare Association
Surratt
Meredith
Sherman Hospital
Japanese Capital Invested in Philippine Rice Cultivation
Japanese capital accelerates Philippine rice cultivation efforts with investment in farming projects. The move aims to boost output, modernize methods, and strengthen agrarian ties between Japan and the Philippines. Local officials welcome funding for tech transfer and infrastructure improvements.
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Philippines
The Meanest Man in Grayson County Revival
A Grayson County revival at Bethel Baptist Church four miles south of Whitewright features Rev. Bonnie Grimes preaching daily at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. The pastor evangelist speaks on salvation through faith, citing Isaiah and Romans, inviting all town and country folk to attend.
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Bethel Baptist Church
Whitewright
Bonnie Grimes
First Baptist Church of
Slow Mail Jibe Becomes Snail Ex Entry in Indiana
A dated sent birthday card from South Bend to La Porte traces a 11 year journey. The note toys with calling the mail system the U S Snail Ex instead of U S Mail reflecting on delay and humor from early 20th century Indiana.
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South Bend
Ind
la Porte
U. S. Mail
U. S
Candidate for District Clerk Dies After Surgery
News of the death of John Ls Legate, a district clerk candidate, arrived Thursday. Legate died following an appendicitis operation performed earlier in the week. His wife remains in a sanatorium recovering from a similar operation, and supporters seek a legal way to list Mrs Legate on the ticket, with a suggestion to voters to write Mrs before her name on the ballot.
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John Ls
Good Laundry Service Restored To Normal Operations
W J Looney proclaims laundry service resumed after strikes and disruptions. They offer call for and deliver twice weekly, promising first class work and convenient pickup by phone.
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W. J. Looney
Bartow Record: KT Declines Ford Suitors in Odd Verse
In Bartow Florida the local record notes KT rejects multiple Ford suitors described in a cryptic verse. The poem portrays a daily ride and others pursuing KT, who dismisses their talk as fake and insists she does not tell lies.
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Bartow
Fla
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Senator Bailey
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Sec’y
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National Bank
Capita
Heinz Jellies
HEINZ
J. W. Davidson
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