State Law Prohibits Making Home Brew
County Attorney Chandler explains Texas law on home brew stating it is illegal to manufacture or sell any intoxicant or any liquor containing more than one percent alcohol. He compares State and Federal laws, notes the State law is stricter, and warns of a minimum one year penitentiary sentence for violators over twenty five. Ignorance is no excuse for crime and enforcement will be strict.
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Chandler
Collin County
United States
Texas
Mrs Harriet M Dixon Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Harriet M Dixon wife of the late J E Dixon died last Thursday night at 11 30 at her home seven miles south of Whitewright after a ten weeks illness She was born in Springfield Missouri March 4 1858 and married July 31 1884 to J E Dixon who died March 7 1924 Surviving children are Mrs Annie Tate Mrs B A Morris Bruce Dixon J H Bill Dixon and Mrs M H Trotter all south of town and J E Wortham of Leonard She had lived in the Pilot Grove community for 25 years Funeral service was held at the
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Harriet M. Dixon
J. E. Dixon
Whitewright
Dixon
Springfield
Annie Tate
B. A. Morris
Bruce Dixon
J. H
Bill) Dixon
M. H. Trotter
J. E. Wortham
Leonard
Pilot Grove
Purification and Liver Health Remedies Ad
An old advertisement touts Calotabs as a system purifier and health booster with family and trial packs priced around 35 cents and 10 cents respectively. It also promotes Herbine for torpid liver digestion and general energy, urging purchase at Bow-Wright Drug Co.
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Nature
Bow-Wright Drug CO
Tribute to Harriet Dixon at Pilot Grove Church
A memorial note sent to The Sun recounts Harriet Dixon who died July 16 after 12 years of illness. She was a 50 year Methodist member, a devoted neighbor and friend who cared for orphans, left a good estate to her children, and is remembered for faithfulness and kindness in the community. Her husband J E Dixon died March 7, 1924.
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Pilot Grove Methodist Church
Osator
J. M. Kirby
J. A. Henderson
Harriet Dixon
Methodist Church
J. E. Dixon
Southsiders Win From Northsiders in Local Game
The Southsiders defeated the Northsiders 9 to 6 last Thursday afternoon before a large crowd on Main Street. Ed LaRoe claimed batting honors after four at bats yielding two doubles and two singles, though the scorecard was destroyed and the claim remains unproven by others.
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Southsiders
North Side
Main Street
Northsiders
Ed LaRoe
Memphis founder J C Montgomery dies at 80
J C Montgomery, founder of Memphis Texas, died at his home in Memphis Sunday after a brief illness. He had lived near Whitewright for years before moving to Hall County in 1889, buying cattle in the area and becoming well known to older residents. He was 80.
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J. C. Montgomery
Memphis
Texas
Mr. Montgomery
Whitewright
Hall County
Dr J W McCrary Opens Dental Office in May Building
Dr J W McCrary has opened a new dental office in the May Building in Whitewright. The young, married physician brings modern equipment and plans to make Whitewright his permanent home. Mrs McCrary taught music in Trenton public schools last year and is known locally.
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J. W. McCrary
May
Whitewright
McCrary
Trenton
Mrs. McCrary
Revival by Rev John W Inzer in Savoy August 2
The Rev John W Inzer pastor of First Baptist Chattanooga Tenn will start a revival at the Baptist Church in Savoy on Sunday August 2 He is well known to Whitewright residents having grown up in Savoy and visited here many times Inzer has preached at the local church on several occasions friends in Savoy will attend to hear him preach in his old hometown
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John W. Inzer
First Baptist Church of
Chattanooga
Tenn
Savoy
Inzer
Local residents return from visits across several towns
Mrs. W. B. Laymen and children Laura and Katie Ruth came home from a two week visit with relatives in Mc Kinney Tioga and Celina. Mrs. C. L. McNeil and daughter and Mrs. Arthur Denning of Waco and Mrs. W. R. Fairman of Bryan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Chambers the first of the week.
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C. L. McNeil
Arthur Denning
Waco
Mms. W. R. Fairman
Bryan
R. W. Chambers
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C. A.scates, D. D
Bonham, Texas
Optometrist
Bow- Wright Drug Co
State Bank
Bonham
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Davidson
Barbee
J. W. Davidson
F. O. B. Detroit
FORD
Detroit
Vrct Foto, Company
J. H. Biggerstaff
Davidson’s
U.S
Royal Cord
U. S
Manning
Clark
Nel
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