USDA official surveys grain fields around Sherman
C W Warburton of the United States Department of Agriculture arrived in Sherman to inspect grain fields and praise Grayson county wheat. He travels with Lewis Arnold and C Morris from McKinney to visit Collin and Denton counties. Warburton stresses saving red rust proof oats for seed and treating seed oats and wheat to prevent smut losses of ten percent or more.
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Sherman
C. W. Warburton
United States Department of Agriculture
C. ©. Morris
Grayson County
McKinney
Denton County
Warburton
Urged Saving Every Wheat Bushel and Other Grains
A call to conserve agricultural yields emphasized saving every bushel of wheat and other grains to support food supplies and reduce losses amid shortages. It framed grain preservation as essential for national food security and economic stability.
Doctor asks to see tongue and promotes health pills
The doctor asks to see your tongue to diagnose digestion and overall health. He warns a coated tongue signals sluggish bowels and invites headaches and indigestion, then promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a sugar coated remedy.
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Dr. King
Well Known Citizen Dies At Tishomingo
J. J. Rose Moore a well known local figure died at his home in Tishomingo Oklahoma on Thursday June 14 after injuries from a road machine accident six weeks earlier. He was a native of Tennessee raised in this community and moved to Oklahoma sixteen years ago. He had worked as a clerk in his brother T B Moore’s general merchandise store before his move. Funeral and interment occurred in Tishomingo the following Saturday.
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J. J. (Rose) Moore
Tishomingo
Okla
Tennessee
Oklahoma
T. B
Moore Family Remains and Survivors Named
Moore, who married Miss Mattie Connelly of Trenton and after her death wed Miss Lee Canada, is survived by a daughter, now Mrs. Ferguson of Oklahoma, and two children from the second marriage, a daughter and a son. Surviving relatives include the widow, brothers T. B. Moore of this city and B. W. Moore, trainmaster of the Iron Mountain Railway at Little Rock, and sister Mrs. W. N. Stone of Dalhart, Texas.
Missionary Program at B Y P U June 24 1917
June 24 1917 B Y P U program features scripture Isaiah 62 1 12 and talks by George Garner on heathen lands and Roy Epting on schools among heathen. Mrs Epting presents agricultural science advancement and Miss Neff discusses missionary literature influence. Claude Truett leads with Miss Cook assisting.
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Isiah
George Garner
Epting
Roy Epting
Albert Truett
John Ashe
Miss Neff
Jesus the
Light
Claude Truett
Miss Cook
The Child in the Church Junior League Program
Sunday 3:30 p m June 24 features a song 167 sentence prayers scripture lesson Mark 9 36 37 topic The Child in the Church. Lucy Stapleton leads How the Children Can Help song He Needs Me Too How a Maid Helped in Bible Times Maud Mangrum How a Boy Helped In Bible Times Ralph Pullen Bible Story Bessie Joe Barbee Scripture Searching John Webster Good bye Song Benediction Leader Lucy Webster.
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Lucy Stapleton
Bible Times
Maud Mangrum
Ralph Pullen
Bessie Joe
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Inviting Message
A. R. Nash pastor announces services with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Children's Day exercises at 11 a m followed by preaching at 8 30 p m The council and motto hail Start on Time and Quit on Time inviting all to attend during the hot weather.
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Worker's Council
A. R. Nash
Record price for Gray county cotton at Sherman sale
Deputy county clerk Josh Fain sold fifty bales of cotton held for months to Cass Andrews of Greenville. The sale brought 24 1 2 cents per pound, said to be the highest price paid for cotton in the country.
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Sherman
Texas
Grayson County
Josh Fain
Cass Andrews
Bryant Appointed First Lieutenants Amid Recruitment Drive
Bryant has been appointed First Lieutenants. One hundred ninety men will be recruited and an armory and permanent stables erected at once.
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Bryant
Battery Recruitment Authorized at Sherman Texas
Captain John Wakefield is authorized to recruit a battery of field artillery in Sherman Texas on June 19. Jim Jones and Randolph are named in the recruitment notice.
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Sherman
Texas
John Wakefield
Jim Jones
Randolph
First Christian Church to Welcome Prof J L German
First Christian Church announces speaker Prof J L German for both Sunday morning and evening services. Sunday School is scheduled at 9 45 a m. Readers are invited to attend the events and hear the noted speaker.
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The
First Christian Church
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Fife
Studebaker Wagons
Emerson and Moon Bros. Buggies
Mr. Warburton
J. W. Davidson
B. Y. P. U. Program
Barbee
John Webster
Benediction
Lucy Webster
Greenville
Fain
J. L. German
Palm Beach
J. F. Lilley
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