Joe Tate Heads For Faster Company In Western League
Joe Tate son of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Tate of Whitewright stars at third base for Oklahoma City in the Western league. The Daily Oklahoman notes Tate’s strong arm, fielding range, and .329 batting pace this season, with projections toward 400 assists and 200 putouts as he moves to faster company next season. Tate began in Ranger Texas in 1920 and has risen through Dallas and Oklahoma City.
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Joe Tate
D. B. Tate
Whitewright
Oklahoma City Club
Daily Oklahoman
Joe
Joseph
Indians
Oklahoma City
Butler
Wichita
Tate
Joseph Crockett Tate
Ranger
Texas
Dallas
Railroad Time Table Summary North South West
North line trains No 6 arrives at 11 02 am and No 4 at 10 50 pm South line trains No 6 and No 5 timings not specified West Cotton Belt shows trains at 5 53 am and 4 43 pm.
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Cotton Belt, West
Cotton Belt
East
Indians Purchase Tate From Ardmore in 1921
The Indians bought Tate from Ardmore of the Texas-Oklahoma league near the close of the 1921 season. Tate is a native of Texas and is 26 years old.
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Ardmore
Indians
Tate
Texas
Off for the Summer Vacation Kit Item
In the summer vacation kit place a bottle of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. It relieves sudden pains in stomach and bowels cramps diarrhoea and is an emergency medicine. It costs little but is worth many times its cost for a single dose.
Dawes praises aims of Bryan
Denver July 26 Vice President Dawes responding to Bryan death issued a tribute to the late William Jennings Bryan. He called Bryan a friend of 38 years noting his high personal character and earnest public service. Dawes praised his motives sincerity and influence while reserving judgment on his oratorical gifts.
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Denver
Colo
Dawes
William Jennings Bryan
Associated Press
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Trinity Male Quartet to Perform at Local Presbyterian Church
The Trinity Male Quartet from Trinity University Waxahachie will present a humorous and wholesome harmony program at the Presbyterian church this Saturday at 8 15 p m. Admission is free with a voluntary offering welcomed.
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Trinity Male Quartet
Trinity University
Waxahachie
Presbyterian Church
Enormity of the Poultry Industry at Clifton
During Feb 15 to June 1 1925 Clifton shipped 25 carloads of eggs totaling 300000 dozen at about 24 cents each, yielding 72000 dollars. If infertile eggs sold 28 cents, a 12000 dollar loss occurred. About 11 carloads of poultry moved at 16 cents per pound, 25000 dollars. Total cash receipts for eggs and poultry reach 97000 for 3.5 months, with earlier turkey figures: 1924 turkey season saw 250000 pounds at 17 cents totaling 42500 dollars. 1925 expected not to exceed 25000. Let us raise more poultry.
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Clifton
BLUE STAR REMEDY promise relief for skin itching
Advertisement promises relief for skin diseases including Itch Eczema Tetter Poison Oak Ring worm and old sores with BLUE STAR REMEDY. First application relieves itching, does not stain clothing, and has pleasant odor. Sold by Dyer and Jones with money back guarantee.
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Hunt
Dyer & Jones
Increase income for the trade territory rather than more cotton
Clifton Record notes a strategy shift toward boosting local trade income instead of relying on cotton harvests. The piece advocates diversifying industry and markets to strengthen the region’s economic resilience and long term growth.
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Clifton Record
A Story With a Point
A girl swallows a needle by accident while sewing and years pass before the needle reappears in her baby's shoulder. The tale ends with a moral about advertising and service being swallowed like the needle, the point being a caution about unseen consequences.
One in Ten Wound Care Ad from Bow-Wright Drug Co
An advertisement urges disinfecting minor flesh wounds to prevent blood poisoning and lockjaw. It promotes Borozone liquid and powder as the best healing course with prices 30c 60c and 1 20 for liquid and 30c 60c for powder. Sold by Bow-Wright Drug Co.
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Bow-Wright Drug CO
Advertisement and Service Longevity in Farm and Ranch
A remark on how ads and services persist, resurfacing over time to boost sales. The needle in the story symbolizes enduring value, with Edwin L. Barker noting in Farm and Ranch that an advertisement never truly disappears.
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Edwin L. Barker
Once merry optimists in a noir clipped memory
A fragment recalls a man who sought Los Angeles by night to hear a radio, a buyer of pre war goods from a strange bootlegger, and a belief that it was all something larger. The hazy lines hint at wartime bootlegging and shifting fortunes.
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Los Angeles
Purification Calotabs Health Ad Claims Benefits
A vintage medical ad urges Purification of the system with Calotabs claiming it restores health. It promotes a family package with directions priced 35 cents and a trial 10 cents, available at any drug store.
Right for Son to Have a Car of His Own
A fragment notes a man who viewed a flimsy car as dangerous as an express train and contrasted a son gaining independence with a husband’s restraint. The readable bits suggest a broader debate on autonomy and responsibility within a family.
Head of the House Remains Among Leading Pessimists
A Cincinnati Enquirer note recalls the head of the house and marks that those still living rank among the era's leading pessimists, highlighting a somber outlook carried by surviving family.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Ealing Honey
P. O
Chesley Rutledge
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J. W. McCrary
Wilbur Carter
Kelly
Sherman
Lloyd Moore
Texas Motor Hearse
R. B. Nall
Commercial Bank Building
Sherman, Texas
C.a.scates,d.d
Bonham, Texas
Optometrist
Bow- Wright Drug Co
State Bank Bldg
Bonham
Baker Laboratories, Inc
Linden Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Lena Stancil
Matthews, Mo
Cardui
Home Ice & Mfg. Company
the Fountain of Youth
Cull Reeves’ Tailor Shop
Ramsey
A. Suit
Gordon Clothing Store
Galveston
VIA
Katy
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