Grayson County News Update on Draft and Local Affairs
The bulletin covers draft lottery progress for ages 21 to 31, exemption boards forming lists, and Grayson county’s expected call of 600 to 700 men. It notes traffic enforcement plans, a Sherman searchlight, dubious reports of a Russian arrest, and Texas politics including a looming special impeachment session.
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Sherman
Grayson County
National Army
Washington
Whitewright
Denison
Dallas News
News Sun
Commissioner Plans Concrete Bridge South of Frank Alverson’s
Commissioner Jack Mathis visited the city and outlined a project to replace the aging span south of Frank Alverson’s with a substantial concrete bridge. He also authorized repairs to the swinging cemetery road bridge and aims to overhaul it completely in the near future.
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Jack Mathis
Mathis
Frank Alverson
Cemetery Road
Walter Nash Prominent Traveling Man Dies in Dallas
Walter Aldine Nash 41, traveling man, died at Baptist Sanitarium after surgery failed to rally. Survived by parents seven sisters and one brother. Funeral at Trinity Methodist Church with Masons in charge. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Obituary notes other local items and national war updates.
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Walter Aldine Nash
Baptist Sanitarium
Nash
Col
T. J. Nash
Garland
Dallas County
A. R. Nash
Whitewright
W. F. Leonard
Charles Lindsey
Hal Barnes
Rockwall
E. C. Moore
Houston
J. C. Jackson
Waco
George Becker
Kaufman
Georgia Nash
Wallace Nash
Trinity Methodist Church
S. H. C. Burgin
D. D
R. G. Mood
Denton
Masons
Dallas News
First Methodist Church
Routh Street
Freezone promise ends corns and calluses fast
A Cincinnati authority promotes freezone as a simple remedy for corns and hardened calluses. He claims the drug dries the corn immediately without inflaming surrounding skin and leaves no pain as the corn shifts off. A small bottle is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
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Cincinnati
Texas House to convene in special session
Seventy seven members plan to attend the Texas House special session with four opposing. Altoga, a small town east of McKinney, suffered a Monday fire with damage estimated at 10000 dollars. We infer extensive destruction.
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Fr. O. Fuller
Texas House of Representatives
House
House of Representatives
Texas
Texas Senate
Texas House
Altoga
McKinney
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A. L. Ford
Claude R. Truett
R. W. Wise
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Preston Everheart
B. N. Roberts
T. M. Hicks
H. Grady Spindle
Jack T. McMillin
KE. E. Dobson
I. R. Ginnings
W. V
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Old Master Coffee
Henry Sonneborn & Co
Othes
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Walter A. Nash
Burgin
Greenwood Cemetery
Knights Templar
E. Price Cross
C. W. Hawley
Edwin Hobby
Lewis Horner
W. C. Lemmon
T. L. Monagan
C. H. Read
H. B. Robertson
John V. Hughes
H. Hoffer
W. S. Letson
Farmersville
Lawrence Bing
Cincinaati
William Bates
Austin
J. Landers
Dave Kahn
Louis Lipsitz
T. B. Boyd
George D. Bennett
T. Frank Parker
W. L. Bickham
L. L. Sabin
S. J. Johnson
Stewart Davis
McAdoo
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Denman
Scotts
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