Andrews Named Candidate for Grayson County Legislature
Sherman June 23 The Grayson County Democratic Executive Committee sub committee approved Rev John L Andrews of Denison for a place on the Democratic primary ballot as a candidate for the Texas State Legislature from Grayson County Though challenged for residency and political alignment the committee statement says Andrews has resided in Denison with his wife since April 1921 and that his last Dallas poll tax was paid January 1922 with the tax transferred to Grayson County voting box 13 on March 30 1922 He was not assessable in Grayson County in 1921
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Sherman
Grayson County
Democratic Executive Committee
John L. Andrews
Denison
Mr. Andrews
Andrews
Texas
Dallas County
Political Announcements Under Democratic Primaries
Democratic primaries on July 22, 1922 set political announcements under the party process. The brief item notes the date and action surrounding candidate declarations and party rules.
Grayson County Domicile Question In Political Report
A committee report discusses Mr. Andrews ownership, domicile, and voting history. It notes he has no property in Grayson County or domicile there as of Jan 1, 1921, lists Dallas County property, and confirms long Democratic voting with no general election crossovers. It refutes socialist allegations and is signed by Hopson, Marshall, Pennell, and Gafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson County
Dallas County
Andrews
Dick Hopson
John Marshall
J. H. Pennell
B. F. Gafford
Ex-Mayor of Dallas Weds Vassar Girl
Miss Mary Victoria McReynolds daughter of Dr and Mrs J O McReynolds and a Vassar graduate married Frank W Wozencraft former mayor of Dallas and then the youngest mayor in the United States at St Mathews Episcopal Cathedral The ceremony was led by Bishop Alexander Garrett with Bishop Harry Moore assisting The wedding drew prominent social figures from across the state and was a major season event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Mary Vicetoria McReynolds
J. O. McReynolds
Vassar
St. Mathews Episcopal Cathedral
Frank W. Wozencraft
United States
Alexander C. Garrett
Episcopal Diocese
Wozencraft Key Speaker at Whitewright Homecoming 1919
Mr Wozencraft was a well known local figure and served as principal speaker at Whitewrights home coming celebration honoring returning soldiers in 1919.
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Wozencraft
Harding Greets Texas Delegates From Reunion
Washington June 24. A delegation of nearly 100 Texans who attended the Confederate reunion at Richmond visited the White House with Representatives Lanham Williams Jones and Sumner. President Harding received them warmly and spoke with veterans of both sides, noting his father wore blue and praising national unity in later wars.
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Washington
Richmond
Harding
Lanham
Williams
Jones
Sumner
White House
United Front
Texas Leads States in Church Building
Texas leads the nation in church construction spending, reporting $3,975,000 used by June 1, per the Manufacturers' Record. North Carolina is second, with over $2,900,000 spent. In Texas, San Antonio hosted the most expensive local church project, the $300,000 Sisters of the Divine Providence structure.
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San Antonio
Texas
North Carolina
Sisters of the Divine Providence
Home Diplomat Quote Sparks Cheeky Office Exchange
The exchange features Mr Yearned joking about giving his inventory to a group of college girls running a mend ing shop near his office while his wife laments neglected socks and expresses a fondness for darning. The dialogue captures light domestic banter and a humorous office dynamic.
All Said and Done Speedometer Disputes Spark Crime Debate
The piece recalls a speed measure dispute between a man, a constable, and locals. It frames a crime claim against a backdrop of life choices and friends offering flowers, reflecting social tension and moral ambiguity in a staged vignette. The Monetary Times literary snippet contrasts authority, perception, and personal meaning.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Vitality Boost
A tonic sold as a tonic iron and quinine suspension in syrup. It claims to purify the blood and enrich it, improve appetite and color, and strengthen against malaria and grip germs. Suitable for children, priced at 60 cents.
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Grove
Postmasters and Carriers Organize Grayson County Unit
Grayson County postmasters and rural carriers form the Grayson County Local Welfare Council of the Post Office Department to improve public understanding and working conditions. Seven officers are named with R J Kennedy as president and Lucian Andrews as secretary. A July 15 letter carriers meeting with banquet is planned in Sherman at 7 30 p m.
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Grayson County
Sherman Chamber of Commerce
Post Office
R. J. Kennedy
Whitesboro
Lucian Andrews
Whitewright
W. A. Morris
Hagerman
Williams
Ambrose
Harschbarger
Whitehead
van Alstyne
Starke
Dorchester
Sherman
P. Hall
Ruth and Marjorie Stay for Supper Debate
Ruth and Marjorie insist they must return home at five, despite their mother inviting them to stay for supper. Jane’s mother urges them to reconsider, but the sisters stand firm while Marjorie mutters privately that their mother could have allowed it after a second request.
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Ruth
Marjorie
Jane
Sun Want Column Ad for Furniture Refinishing
Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney & Co promises one hundred dollars to any catarrh case cured by Hall s Catarrh Medicine. The affidavit asserts the firm will pay the reward should catarrh resist the medicine. Modern ad promotes internal use and mucous-surfaced benefits with testimonials and drugstore price.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Ohio
Editor Promises Truth From Hospital Vows
A Kansas editor, hospitalized, vows to tell the truth for one week but fails on day one. Monday’s paper notes his statement about a marriage: Sylvia Rhodes wed Cannaham at the Baptist church. The bride is deemed ordinary and ignorant of cooking. the groom is labeled an unproductive loafer.
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Kansas
Sylvia Rhodes
Cannaham
Baptist Church
Did Her Little Best
A brief exchange shows a mother urging Dorothy to seem agreeable at a stiff social house. Dorothy recounts telling Mrs High Tone about callers remarks, noting the hostess appeared genuinely interested in the stories.
Tire care tips to extend service life
A local prompt highlights checking tire wear and pressure to improve efficiency. R. S. Morehead offers guidance on maintenance steps to maximize tread life and performance.
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R. S. Morehead
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R. M. Carter
Finis Alverson
Hugh Boren
Geo. L. Hamilton
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R. H. Whiteside
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Oklo
Adford’s
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Reunion
W. J. Looney
Jas. C. Wilson
Wilbur Carter
Kelly
R. C. Hoyle
Wolfe, Freeman & Wolfe
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Commercial Bank
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