Local notes and visitors in Canaan area
Mrs. Homer Sears and Oran Sears motor ed to Gainesville Friday and returned Monday to be with Lee Williams family. Rev Smith filled Methodist church duties. Miss Francis will teach here next term. Crops look fine with wheat short but good, oats, cotton and corn thriving. F E Alverson recovered from mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Sears
Baby
Oran Sears
Gainesville
Lee Williams
T. F. Coffman
Francis
Tom Bean
F. E. Alverson
Nine Die as Kemp City Cyclone Rips Oklahoma
A cyclone swept Kemp City Oklahoma at 9 23 last night killing nine people and injuring about thirty five. The storm originated near Dr J McCulloughs farm six miles east of Denison Texas and moved east shredding houses and barns along a three quarter mile path. The Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf railroad station survived as the business section was wrecked with the bank collapsed and debris scattered. Relatives and physicians rushed to the scene and Denison sent aid by train and automobiles to treat the injured and recover the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Texas
Kemp City
J. ©. McCullough
Red River
E. E. Cox
William M. Brinson
Chaney Battlecashier
Kemp Bank
M. A. Thomas
Kemp
Artile Pleasant
J. M. Hively
J.C. McCullough
McCullough
J. E. Pleasant
W.J. Norman
J.T. Hocket
W. J. Norman
G. H. Ellis
Mildred Cox
Barlow Graham
W. H. Webb
Harvey Cox
Lucile Brinson
Baby Brinson
Marie Johnson
C. F. Ingram
Iona
Chapman Mountain
John Foust
Finest Foust
G. W. DaVault
Leslie DaVault
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad
Ing
Oklahoma
W. K. Duckworth
Carpenter's Bluff
Duckworth
J. R. McLaughin
T. H. Fowler
J. M. Webb
M.o.&g
Little City
Farmers Institute meeting called in Sherman Texas
John S. Kerr president of the Grayson County Farmers Institute calls a meeting for Saturday May 27 at the Court House. Delegates for the State meeting in Austin in August will be elected. Farmers may join by sending name and address to John S. Kerr or by attending. No cost to join. bulletins from the State Department of Agriculture are provided free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs
Sherman
Texas
John S. Kerr
Grayson County Farmer’s Institute
Court House
Kerr
Austin
Institute
John 8. Kerr
State Department of Agriculture
Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey cough syrup advert
An advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cough syrup as a ready made remedy in 25c bottles. It lists ingredients including pine tar sugar and honey and claims quick relief and soothing effects. The copy urges buyers to ensure the formula is on the package and to purchase from a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Po-Do-Lax Promises Quick Constipation Relief
Advertisement claims Po-Do-Lax provides permanent relief by emptying the bowels and stimulating the liver secretions. It is described as a compound laxative that promotes regular stools with only occasional use and is offered for 50 cents at local druggists.
The Case That Pleases The Case That Gives Service
P. J. Pierce & Son presents a pledge of reliable service and thoughtful care in every case they handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Pierce & Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
First National Bank
Canaan
Everheart
Rev. Smith
Louis Clark
Ely
Lafayette Garner
T. W. Coffman
Near
Savoy
A. I. Bowles
F. B. Alverson
Roberta Mae
Kentucky
Presbyterian Church
T. K. McMillin
Whitewright
Joe Dan
Beatrice Alverson
Tecumseh, Neb
C. D. Alverson
S. R. Glidewell
Glidewell
S.R. Glidewell
Farmer’s Institute
Planters National Bank
Victrola
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