Elm Grove dog killed by owner in line with stock losses
A mad dog in Elm Grove was killed by Harry Ford after injuring several head of stock and other dogs. Owners will monitor stock as danger passes. Also noted are witnesses in a Henry damage suit against the Cotton Belt Railroad over a fall accident injuring Mr. Henry’s daughter and amputating a foot.
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Elm Grove
Harry Ford
C. P. Johnson
C. B. Bryant
J. H. Graves
Bonham
Henry
Cotton Belt Railroad
D. S. McMillin
Austin
McMillin
Grayson County
Perguson
Davis
van Zandt County
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offer and Claim
There is widespread catarrh and belief it is incurable, but Hall's Catarrh Medicine from JF Cheney & Co Toledo claims to cure by constitutional action through the blood. A one hundred dollar reward is offered if it fails to cure, with circulars and testimonials. Sold by druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
JF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Allman Brothers' Tent Show Missing From Schedule
Mrs. R K Smith visited Sherman last week while Mr. Smith traveled there Sunday. The Allman Brothers' tent show, billed for a week here starting Monday, failed to arrive for unknown reasons. The act was reputed to be strong and would likely have drawn full houses if not for dropping White Wright from the itinerary.
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R.K. Smith
Sherman
Mr. Smith
Allman Brothers
Whitewright
May-Little pair wed in Whitewright Methodist church
Rev Grady May and Miss Edith Little were married at the Methodist church Wednesday at four. The ceremony featured Miss Mare Orendortt, Mrs. Fitzhugh Bryant, and Miss Suetta Mulkey. Rev BE B figger officiated. The couple leaves for Terrell to start their new life as they enter the ministerial field together.
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Grady May
Edith Little
Terrell
Mare Orendortt
van Alstyne Sang
Fitzhugh Bryant
Suetta Mulkey
Commerce
Dr. G W Baskett Dies in Van Alstyne After Illness
Dr. G W Baskett a leading Van Alstyne Texas physician died Monday morning from acute indigestion. He had resided in the town for thirty years leaving a wife two sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Alstyne
Texas
G. W. Baskett
Dallas men crash in fast roadster near Bow residence
Two young men traveling from Dallas to Clarksville ditched their high powered four passenger roadster on a good road near C G Bow's residence Wednesday. They tried the curve at excessive speed and the car left the road flipping over tearing out a telephone pole but landed the occupants safely on the ground. The auto was badly damaged yet powered home under its own power.
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Dallas
Clarksville
C. G. Bow
Wen
Terrene
Methodist Church Seeks Help for Conference Hosting
The sacrament will be administered at 11 a m with offerings at both services. District Conference meets with us April 12 and every Methodist family is asked to help entertain the conference. Be ready to tell us how many each will take. Your Pastor A K Nash.
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A. Ke J Nash
Card of Thanks to Rose Hill and Cannon Communities
We thank the people of the Rose Hill and Cannon communities for their kindness during our uncle's sickness and death. May the Rewarder of all kind deeds bless you. M. J. and D. M. Mooneyham.
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Rose Hill
Cannon
M. J
D.M. Mooneyham
F S Literary Society Holds Debatable Meeting
The F S Literary Society met Friday afternoon in room No. An entertaining program featured a very interesting debate. Afterward the society adjourned to meet again next Friday, reported by the observer.
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Je-S. Literary Society
Cotton Belt East timetable fragment shows travel times
Fragmentary railroad timetable lists No 204 with times around 11 20 and 8 35 p m and notes destinations and docking terms. Hidden legible items include Ney and GOS references and partial station names, indicating a schedule snippet from the Cotton Belt East line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om. Ney, Gos
Dockliersen Ole Dei
Train timetables fragment northbound No 8 and local 10:50 PM
Northbound service details show No 8 and Local 10 50 PM with A M and Local 4 10 50 PM. The note lists numbering and schedule identifiers without full context.
Revival meetings dampen Pilot Grove weekend services
Saturday and Sunday revival events at the tabernacle led to dismissed services. Local residents visited and returned home from trips including Mrs Hattie Garland, Elmer St John, Walter Judd, Hazel and Sarah Hampton, John Reeves, Vashti Dale, W N Holley, Gus Thrift and family, Nola Reeves, Nell Reubell, and Dessie Reynolds. The community is urged to attend the ongoing revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ents
Abner
St John
Walter Judd
Okla
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Wimpee
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J. N. Powell
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Jim Sears
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B. C. Pearce
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Gunter
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Wesley College
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Trenton
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