Pioneer Lady Elizabeth Boyd Dies Near Trenton
Elizabeth J. Boyd Stuteville died at her home northeast of Trenton Monday at 6 o clock. Funeral services were held Tuesday by Elder Willie N. Carter and she is buried at Burns Cemetery beside her husband. Born May 5, 1834 in Hardin County Kentucky, she married Charles H. Stuteville Sept. 29, 1855 and came to Texas in 1870, later settling near Kentuckytown and northeast of Trenton. She leaves two sons James A. and Sam G. Stuteville. The Trenton Tribune recalls her as a grand, good woman devoted to church work and friends.
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Elizabeth J. Boyd
Stateville
Trenton
Willie N. Carter
Burns Cemetery
Elizabeth Boyd
Hardin County
Kentucky
Charles H. Stuteville
Texas
Kentuckytown
James A. Stuteville
Bethel
Sam G. Stuteville
Old Home Place
Whitewright merchants seek district fair aid
J. W. Davidson of Whitewright told the Chamber of Commerce that local merchants support agricultural development and welcome help organizing a district fair. The R. A. V. Fair committee plans district fairs across the county, following last fall’s Whitesboro Collinsville and Pottsboro events.
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J. W. Davidson
Whitewright
Chamber of Commerce
R.A.V. Fair
Whitesboro
Collinsville
Pottsboro
Sherman
Fresh fruits and cigars stall by L. C. Long
A brief item notes fresh fruits, good cigars, and cold drinks offered by L. C. Long. The terse notice highlights available refreshments and beverages without additional details.
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L. C. Long
Rabid Dog Bites Nine Teen At Van Alstyne
A Van Alstyne Texas telegram from the State Pasteur Institute confirmed a fatal form of rabies in a lap dog that bit nineteen residents, including women and children. Sixteen victims traveled to Austin for emergency treatment, and names of those bitten were listed amid a community alarm and a panic among families at the incident site.
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van Alstyne
Tex
State Pasteur Institute
Austin
G. T. McDonough
Ruth McDonough
J. A. Douglass
James Reed
S. M. Keith
Grady Geer
Herbert McBride
James Welker
Harold Welker
J. T. Hannell
Lee Williams
H. Williams
Hansel Neathery
E. L. Lewis
Rush Pitts
Welker
Pasteur Institute
Grayson County
Sale of Hardware and Buggies by F C Christian Estate
Notice states stock sold to Smith Moore Williams Co of Bonham who will continue sale for a few days. All debtors to the F C Christian estate are urged to settle with J G McKinsey at the designated location. Mrs F C Christian.
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Smith- Moore-Williams Co
Bonham
F. C. Christian
J. G. McKinsey
Long’s Cafe and Confectionery Moves to New Stand
L. C. Long announces relocation from the old Scenic stand to a new cafe and confectionery site describing the move as a beauty. The notice highlights the business name and the attractiveness of the new location.
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L. C. Long
Agricultural Outlook for the Lone Star State
Dallas reports a Texas bulletin on crop outlook. January freezes, then heavy rains and a dry February damaged winter wheat and oats across regions from North to South Texas. Oats suffered worst in several areas while citrus mostly escaped. Prospects favor spring oats and peanut cropping. cotton acreage may rebound, with some plowing to replace damaged grains. Cattle conditions mixed, aided by potential rains.
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Dallas
Corpus Christi
Asherton
Red River
Waco
Temple
North Texas
South Texas
Northwest Texas
Panhandle
Southwest Texas
East
Weather Bureau
Texas
Plains
P. J. Pierce & Son's Promotes Best Drinks Cigars and Candies
The advertisement touts P. J. Pierce and Son's as offering the best drinks cigars and candies. It highlights their quality and suggests a variety of items for customers.
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P. J. Pierce & Son’s
John Ramsey Candidacy for Sheriff Calls for Experience
John S. Ramsey announces as a Democratic candidate for sheriff. He cites five years as an officer and argues the office must handle complaints fairly, employ courteous deputies, and pursue law with vigor. Ramsey pledges to limit fees, avoid graft, and select deputies who protect property and life while serving day and night to deliver justice.
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John S. Ramsey
2Man
Sheriffs Office
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Trenton Tribune
Jones
Devoe Paint
Ture
Lone Star State
Texas Industrial Congress
Planters National Bank
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