Farmer Williams Says Cotton Replant Needed After Failure
Mr S B Williams a substantial farmer east of town reports in a Saturday streets crowd that most cotton in his community must be replanted as the first planting failed to come to a stand He notes widespread losses among fellow farmers and the need for reseeding efforts across the area.
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S. B. Williams
Clarksville and White Rock vote bonds for roads
Clarksville precinct backed good roads by a substantial majority last Saturday and will issue 300000 dollars in bonds to build graveled roads. The adjacent White Rock district also approved bonds for roads totaling 20000 dollars.
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Clarksville
White Rock
Sherman News Briefs: Graduation Plans and Local Happenings
Hon Andrew Randell of Sherman will address graduates at the public school on May 24. The school closes May 21 with Miss Nicholas teaching a recital and diplomas awarded Tuesday. Dr H G Fleming to preach the commencement sermon May 23 at the Baptist church. Sherman reports carnival costs exceeding receipts, with a $75 payout to firemen offset by expenses. Mule market rises as Whitewright sellers bid top prices for 60 to 70 mules bound for Europe via Ft Worth Exchange. Grayson County Sheriff’s allowance for jail prisoners reduced from 50 to 40 cents per day, saving about $1800 yearly per Commissioner Biggerstaff.
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Andrew Randell
Sherman
Nicholas
H.G. Fleming
The
Baptist Church
Whitewright
Europe
Ft. Worth
Commissioners Court of
Grayson County
Biggerstaff
Texas crop contest winners and Dallas jail opening
Loren and Miss Goldie Smith from east of town won prizes in the Texas Industrial Congress crop contest with four acres of Rowden cotton yielding 7 385 pounds. They now enter the corn class for a share of the $10 000 prize pool while Dallas counts on a modern jail building opening May 7 9 in the business district, notable for its discreet exterior.
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Loren
Goldie Smith
Texas Industrial Congress
Miss Goldie
Goldie
Congress
Bank Statement from Grayson County Texas 1915
The document shows bank assets including loans and discounts 266 789.76, U S bonds 100 060.00, securities 6 000.00, Fed Reserve stock 12 000 minus 8 000 unpaid, banking house, and deposits from various reserve agents totaling 474 599.65. Liabilities list capital stock 100 000, undivided profits 15 314.49, circulating notes 100 000, demand and time deposits totaling 474 509.65, with cashier R H May sworn in 1915 and notary J M McMillin.
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U. S
Fed
Reserve Bank
Fed. Reserve Bank
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Sunn Ee
U.S
Methodists Plan Revival Led by Tucker Sisters
The Methodist church will hold day and night services starting Sunday in Enterprise with Evangelists Misses Tina and Emma Tucker. Local pastors and Christians are urged to unite for a great awakening and revival across churches. Dr Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil advertises cures for old sores and related remedies priced 25c to $1.50.
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Methodist Church
Tina
Emma Tucker
Enterprise
Florida
Porter
Debate on Texas Division by Boy Scout group
Sunday program details a heated debate over Texas division with Elvy Hampton and Leon Davis on the winning negative side. Judges named Mrs. Little, Miss Sue Stephens, and Dr. Neilson. Grady May urged life as a masterpiece and Scout oath was repeated at meetings. New Commissioners listed. program set for 2:00 p.m. with talks on eye inflammation, toothache, and First Aid. Visitors welcome. Scout Reporter. The Sun one year and Holland's and Farm & Ranch 6 months, ].
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Texas
Elvy Hampton
Leon Davidson
Sherman
van Alstyne
Mrs. Little
Sue Stephens
Neilson
Grady May
Prof. Denton
F. M. Echols
J. W. Davidson
C. W. Bryant
Ross May
Whitewright
Andrew Montgomery
Jim Pink Montgomery
Jack Webster
Ralph Sanders
Four New Trustees Elected in Whitewright School Ballot
Whitewright voters chose four new school trustees last Saturday, with W F Holland Dan Gillett Dillard Carr and A T Phillips all replacing former members. Holland and Gillett sought re election, but the others won clear majorities as reported by the Sun.
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Whitewright
the Sun
W.f.holland
Dan Gillett
Dillard Carr
A. T. Phillips
Holland
Holland and Mr. Gillett
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Bob Sears
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Ford Cars
Fire Department of Commerce
Lewis-Lachman
Lucy A. Kidd-Key
St. Louis & Southwestern Railway Co
Sherman Commerce — Division
Dallas County
Dallas
First National Bank
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County of
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R. H. May
J. M. McMillin
C. K. Bryant
T. E. Sears
W.H. King
T. J. Smith
Tornado Insurance
Sam H. Montgomery
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Tipperary
R. W. Gallaher
Holland's and
Farm & Ranch
W. F. Holland
W.H. Stedham
Cvisss
Walter Myrick
B. F. Gafford
Sam McMillin
Louis Randle
Palm Beach
J. F. Lilley