Evely Ayres and Cecil Ameron Wed in Informal Home Ceremony
An intimate wedding was held last Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Penn. Evely Ayres married Cecil Ameron with Rev. J. F. Fender officiating. The bride wore gray ta f feta with matching accessories. Immediate relatives attended and the couple will reside on South Bend Street. Guests extend congratulations to the newlyweds. A note adds a galvanized steel nail with a lead head designed to seal moisture in wood.
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Emmet Penn
Evely Ayres
Cecilameron
J. F. Fender
South Bendtreet
J. Ayres
Ur City
W. P. Cameron
Primary Law Is Valid
The Texas Supreme Court upheld the 1913 senatorial primary statute in a decision by Justice Hawkins. The ruling answers certified questions from the Fort Worth court on Beene v Waples, confirming the state Democratic executive committee may levy assessments to fund the run off for U.S. senator.
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United States
Denison Seen As Future Oil and Gas Center
Denison may become a major oil and gas hub, as Oklahoma City expert Dr. H. G. Parker prospected the area and secured leases. Producers Oil of Wichita Falls leased 66 acres eight miles north west, paying 665 upfront, with Magnolia Oil also securing large tracts. Drilling expected soon with thorough tests planned by investors and operators.
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Denison
H. G. Parker
Oklahoma City
Producers Oil Company of
Wichita Falls
Magnolia Oil Company
Denison Herald
Resolutions of Respect for Dr. E P Montgomery
The Grayson County Medical Association and the Sun publish resolutions on the life and character of Dr. E P Montgomery born September 10 1861 educated at Cumberland University and University of Louisville who practiced in W hitewright for thirty years. The committee mourns his untimely death and extols his purity Christian character and devotion to medicine. Sympathy is extended to his wife and son and copies are sent to the family and county papers.
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Grayson County Medical Association
Sun
E. P. Montgomery
Montgomery
Cumberland University
Lebanon
Tennessee
Savoy College
University of Louisville
Whitewright
Grayson Medical Society
Army Pay Scale Per Day For Federal Service In War Prep
A wartime pay schedule lists daily rates for officers and enlisted men. Brigadier general 16.67, colonel 11.11, lieutenant colonel 9.72, major 8.33, captain 6.67, first lieutenant 5.56, second lieutenant 4.72, privates 0.50, first class privates in Engr or Signal 0.60, corporals 0.70 to 0.80, sergeants 1.00 to 1.50, masters, quartermasters, and musicians 1.33 to 2.50. Board and clothes, medical care included. Arrangements for dependents part of government machinery.
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Mexico
National Guard
Engineer
Signal Corps
Engineers
Signal
Hospital Corps
Field Artillery
Engineer Corps
Coast Artillery
United States
Call for Meeting by Gray Son Prohibition Democrats
Fifty thousand qualified Democratic voters petitioned the Democratic Executive Committee to place the question of submission on the primary ballot next month. A state committee of submissionists is appointed to organize counties. Gray Son county friends of good government and prohibition are called to assemble at the courthouse on Saturday July 1 at 2 o’clock to act for the furtherance of the work. C. A. Sanford, member State Submission Com.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Friends of Good Government
Prohibition
Grayson County
Court House
C. A. Sanford
Bond Elections Reported In Three Districts
Bond elections were held in Bailey China Grove and Windom and Dodd City. China Grove approved the bond issue 41 to 16 and elected Commissioners J M Moore Henry Venner J A Greenway. Bailey district approved 168 to 44 and elected A M Goin R W Felty N B Stancel and W L Sifford. Windom and Dodd City failed by 26 votes short of the two thirds.
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Bailey
China Grove
Windom
Dodd City
J. M. Moore
Henry Venner
J. A. Greenway
A. M. Goin
R. W. Felty
N. B. Stancel
W. L. Sifford
Dodd
Bonham News
P. J. Pierce and Son's Cafe Declared Best in Town
The local cafe and confectionery, P. J. Pierce & Son, is praised as the best place in town to eat and drink, highlighting its reputation and offerings.
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P. J. Pierce & Son
Long’s Cafe
Sherman Votes $150,000 Improvement Bonds
In the Sherman bond election held Saturday, $150,000 of the proposed $160,000 bonds carried. A $10,000 public parks item was defeated by 95 votes. Carried items include sanitary sewerage $50,000, waterworks extension $30,000, electric lighting $10,000, street paving and storm sewers $50,000, and a municipal fire alarm system $10,000.
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Sherman
French Scientist Links Swinging Lines to Magnetism and Wind
In a French scientist's view the swinging motion that often breaks electric transmission lines is caused as much by terrestrial magnetism as by wind. The observation emphasizes magnetic forces as a contributing factor alongside weather conditions in line failures.
Longs Cafe lunch spot noted for satisfaction
A brief reader recommendation endorses Longs Cafe for lunch, claiming diners will be pleased with the experience and flavors.
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First National Bank
Cameron-Ayres
Beene
Waples
District Court of
Tarrant County
Second Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
S. R. Glidewell
JS. R. Glidewell
Planters National Bank
Palm Beach
T.H. Lively
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