Land sale notice among east Texas buyers and local transfers
T H Lively buys 600 acres in east Texas. Paul Roberts sells his interest in Roberts Garage to his father and brother Frank. Various local residents travel, visit relatives, and attend meetings as summer activities continue.
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Pierce
T. H. Lively
Texas
The
Reserve Bank
Paul Roberts
Roberts
Frank
Red Cross Organizes Local Unit At Presbyterian Church
A local Red Cross unit was organized at the Presbyterian church with 23 members. Mrs Nash was elected president, Mrs Echols secretary, and Mrs King treasurer. Sherman helpers Mrs L J Reynolds Mrs Craycroft and Mrs Hollingsworth assisted. The group aims to aid soldiers in the war against Germany.
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Woodmen Lodge
Sherman
Red Cross
Nash
Echols
Great American Red Cross Forces
Presbyterian Church
L. J. Reynolds
Craycroft
Hollingsworth of
King
Germany
Card Of Thanks From Gilliam Family
Dear friends our hearts are filled with gratitude for the comfort you offered during our distress and loss of husband and father Your loyalty has been a blessing and we thank you for every kind thoughtful service May God’s benedictions rest upon you and guide you forward Maus A P Gilliam and family
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Maus
A. P. Gilliamm
Wates Case Trials Set for June in 15th District Court
The remaining cases against Leon Wates are scheduled for trial in the 15th District Court next Monday, June 15. The date appears in early court notices and sets up ongoing legal proceedings for the defendant.
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Leon Wates
Submarine Attack On Booze For Married Men
A humorous yet sharp old note suggests a home brewed saloon as freedom from public drink. A husband gives his wife two dollars for whisky, counting one hundred drinks per gallon, to fund repeated purchases over years. The piece ends with a cynical forecast of a wife amassing money to bury, educate, and remarry, severing ties.
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Gulf Coast Lumberman
Law Fines for Selling Intoxicants to Soldiers
Chief of Police Hughes received a War Department communication urging enforcement of a new law. It imposes a 1000 dollar fine and twelve months in jail for selling intoxicants or admitting a soldier to a house of prostitution. The secretary cited responsibility for enlisted men and called all peace officers to enforce it.
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Hughes
Secretary of War
Denison Gazette
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