Katy Diner Praised For Dining Car Service On Dallas Trade Trip
The Katy Diner, led by W.G. Crush and with dining car service supervised by C. C. Johnston, received high praise from the Dallas Chamber of Commerce transportation committee after a recent trades excursion. The committee commended courteous staff and noted the exemplary handling of the dining car operation and overall satisfaction with the trip.
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W.G. Crush
Katy
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Transportation Committee
C. C. Johnston
Johnston
Grayson County Grand Jury Adjourns After Two Week Session
Grayson County grand jury in Sherman ends a two week term with 111 indictments. One hundred five felonies and six misdemeanors are listed. Three hundred one witnesses testified. The report to Judge M H Garnett praises law enforcement and finds no election law violations.
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Sherman
Tex
Grayson County
M. H. Garnett
Fifty-Ninth District Court
Mrs. Smith Praised for Care in Grocery Orders
A local shopper lauds T. J. Smith for careful service and customer satisfaction, saying he takes pains to please many housewives through reliable grocery orders.
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T. J. Smith
Abuse of a Good Law in Sherman Spurs Suspended Sentences
Four men who pleaded guilty under the suspended sentence provision in Grayson County were released with only admonitions to avoid further offenses. The Sherman Democrat notes the law benefits first time offenders and juveniles, and criticizes its overuse, urging legislative reform to fix it.
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Sherman
Texas
Grayson County
Democrat
Failures in Education Highlighted by Two Fathers
A Hood county farmer laments his son cannot solve a wheat and corn price problem and mismanages a note. A banker in a neighboring county rejects a stenography hopeful after spelling and calculation errors. The Grandbury News argues the education system fails to prepare students for real life.
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Hood County
Grandbury News
Postoffice News on Three Weeks of Package Mail
Report from the local post office covers the three weeks ending May 9, 1914. Of 288 mailed packages, 42 were on rural routes and 246 at the general delivery window. Five route mailings were for second zone delivery. most outside deliveries went to the second zone. Total received 775 with 264 for rural routes and 511 for general delivery. most were under 10 pounds and mailed in the second and fifth zones.
Pie and Candies Win Hearts at Davis Brothers
The ad notes the sale of pie for boys and Jacobs Candies for girls, both in stock at Davis Brothers.
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Davis Brothers
Local Grocery Ad Boasts Honest Weight Scales
An advertisement claims the store sells groceries with honest weight. It emphasizes scales are regularly inspected and sealed to ensure accurate weighing for customers.
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Katy Diner
R. Glidewell
Grayson Grand Jury Report
Planters National Bank
Daddy
Father
Royal Tailors
Chicago
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Royal Quarty Iseit
Cameron & Sons
THE
Postoffice News
Mangrum Brothers
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