Harding party members die in Colorado cliff accident
Denver reported Sumner Curtis Republican National Committee representative and T G French Great Western Sugar publicity man died when their car plunged 75 feet in Evergreen Canyon. Washington Herald correspondent Donald Craig and ex-Senate secretary Thomas Dawson were injured. Dawson died later. President Harding was not present.
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Denver
Colo
Sumner Curtis
Republican National Committee
T. G. French
Great Western Sugar Company
Evergreen Canyon
Here
Donald Craig
Washington
New York Herald
Thomas Dawson
United States Senate
Dawson
President Harding
Bear Creek
Harding
Senator Phipps
Curtis
Smith County Tomato Growers Rejoicing
Smith County growers report strong returns from tomato crops in Tyler area. C F Williams on two and a half acres sold 701 crates for 940.70 and expects over 200 more crates, projecting about 1200 total. R R Knight on three and a fourth acres has sold 1054 worth of tomatoes and anticipates 250 more crates.
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Tyler
Texas
Smith County
C. F. Williams
R. R. Knight
Gresham
Blue Star Remedy for Eczema and Various Ailments
Advertisement notes Blue Star Remedy for eczema itching tetter cracked hands ring worm chapped hands and face poison oak old sores sore feet also for children. Sold by Dyer and Jones.
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Dyer & Jones
Large Barn Near Trenton Destroyed by Fire
Fire of unknown origin at midnight Thursday destroyed G. W. Hill's barn one mile west of Trenton. Three horses, one mule, six to seven hundred bushels of corn, hay, several harness sets, part of a threshing machine burned. Loss about 3500 dollars with 1300 dollars insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hill
Trenton
Third Visit To Farm Nets Operating Whisky Still
Deputies Shipp Brinkley and Smith found a working whisky still on a small farm near Denison. The still used a 10 gallon milk can with a copper worm and a two burner stove, hidden in bushes as harvest season corn filled the fields. Frank Hughes and his father were taken to Denison with no resistance. the apparatus was destroyed.
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Sherman
Denison
Shipp, Brinkley
Smith
Frank Hughes
Katy
Hughes
Furniture repair and revarnish offer by W J Looney
W J Looney fur niture and undertaking advertises repairing and revarnishing old furniture to make it almost like new, inviting customers to save on their furniture bill.
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W. J. Looney
No Worms in a Healthy Child Seen in Medicinal Advertisement
Advertisement claims SROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC cures intestinal worms in children by improving blood and digestion. It asserts regular two to three week use enhances overall strength and health, with natural removal of worms. Pleasant to take at 60c per bottle.
Encampment at Woodlake Sees Expanded Facilities
Sherman reports preparations for the summer Baptist encampment at Woodlake from July 31 to August 10. Dallas talks with railroad officials secured expanded dormitories dining halls and lake amusements. Last year drew 2,100 attendees. organizers expect 5,000 this year with lectures and training planned.
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Sherman
T. L. Holcomb
Judge Rice Maxey
Edgar Peveto
Lee Simmons
Dallas
Woodlake
The
Traction Company
Peveto
Revival to Begin July at Desert Christian Church
The Sun announces a revival meeting starting the first Sunday night in July at the Desert Christian Church, nine miles south of Whitewright, continuing for two weeks. Rev Record of Whitesboro will preach and Mr McCormick of Dallas will lead song services. All who can attend are invited.
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R. B. Matthews
Sun
Christian Church
Desert
Whitewright
Rev
Record
Whitesboro
Mr. McCormick
Dallas
Man Shot Twice In Family Farm Dispute Near Randolph
A. D. Jones, about 35, was shot twice at his father-in-law J. M. Cline’s home eight miles southwest of Bonham near Randolph. The wound, near the hip, left Jones in serious condition. Cline was jailed, later released on $2,500 bond as Jones remained hospitalized.
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Bonham
A. D. Jones
J. M. Cline
Here
Randolph
Cline
Jones
Brent
Rotating Crops Boosts Yields in North Texas Demonstration
At the Denton experiment station a nine year wheat crop averaged 9.5 bushels per acre while an adjacent rotated field yielded 19 bushels. About 300 North Texas farmers observed the demonstration and heard the case for rotating crops to improve soil health and profits.
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Honey Grove
Denton
North Texas
Practical Demonstration Proves Rotation Pays Off
The Honey Grove Signal notes a practical, reliable demonstration that rotation yields benefits. The article frames the test as convincing testimony that rotating practices pays dividends.
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Honey Grove
New Gilmer Fire Siren Draws Gabriel’s Trumpet Theories
In Gilmer Texas on June 24 a test of the new fire siren atop the Telephone Exchange Building drew long wails heard eight miles away. Local negro residents, unfamiliar with the siren, believed it to be Gabriel’s trumpet causing milk to be discarded as milking time approached.
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Gilmer
Texas
Telephone Exchange
Gabriel
Local siren trial rouses residents with loud prayers
A siren test drew a loud response as residents heard the sound and prayed, signaling community alert drills and collective concern during the test period.
Paralysis Fatal To G E Hardwicke
Sherman Texas June 23 Following a stroke of paralysis sustained last Sunday evening George Etter Hardwicke died at home in Sherman. He was a longtime local resident and member of area clubs. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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Sherman
Texas
George Etter
Hardwicke Dies. longtime Hardwicke-Etter Company Leader
Sherman business figure Hardwicke, president of the Hardwicke Ett er Company and a prominent local businessman for fifty years, died at his home on North Travis Street at 4 am Saturday. 25¢ paper at the Sun office.
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Hardwicke
Hardwicke-Etter Company
Sherman
North
Travis Street
Sun
Bond
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Sears Grain Company
Gillett Grain & Seed Company
Sears Grain Co
Mangrum Brothers
Drs
May & May
Wilbur Carter
Kelly
R. C. Hoyle
Lloyd Moore
Whitewright, Texas
E. J. Antoni Paperhanger
Kirkpatrick
Home Ice & Manufacturing Co
G. E. Hardwicke
Planters National Bank
S. H. Montgomery
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