Faheys Place Closed By Court In Sherman
Sherman October 29 The residence and sidewalk restaurant at 321 East Mulberry in Sherman was closed Saturday after noon at 4 by Sheriff Boyd Craig and Deputy Sheriff Bart Shipp under a court order from the Fifteenth District Court Judge Silas Hare. The order follows a petition by Assistant County Attorney J Q Adamson alleging habitual liquor sales in violation of law. The closure lasts twelve months unless a $1000 bond is posted. Witness testimony and a whisky sale connected Fahey to the premises and to supplying liquor for sale at the Fahey restaurant on East Mulberry Street. Local officers regard the case as serious evidence of illegal liquor operations at the property.
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J. J. Johnson
Johnson
Bart Shipp
Sherman
Denison
Fahey
East Mulberry Street
The Best Groceries in Whitewright
A local grocery emphasizes its long history and steady service to generations of customers. It promotes high quality fancy and staple goods at lower prices, claiming to be one of the oldest establishments in Whitewright and inviting new customers to investigate the store’s value.
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Whitewright
Acid Stomach Dangers and Terrasal Relief
Chronic indigestion constipation kidney trouble and rheumatism are linked to Acid Stomach. Terrasal neutralizes excess acids safely and effectively with no harmful after effects. If the first Ferrasal box fails to satisfy the druggist will refund your money.
Court injunction closes Fahey’s place in Sherman
The Sherman court issues an injunction closing Fahey’s establishment as a victory for law enforcement. Fahey faces grand jury indictments in Grayson County for whisky law violations, but no trials have begun. He did not appear Saturday morning to answer the petition and is said to have left Sherman.
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Fahey
Sherman
Grayson County
You Bet Rats Can Bite Through Metal Says Farmer LaDuke
Mr. P. LaDuke, a farmer, reports rats chewed through zinc feed bins last year, costing him $18. He used RAT SNAP, bought in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25, and says it killed many rats and that his dog never touched it. Sold and guaranteed by Dyer & Jones and Wilson Montgomery Hardware Co.
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Mr. P. LaDuke
Dyer & Jones and Wilson-Montgomery Hardware Company
Over Half of Texas Homes Are Rented
Washington reports Texas residents live in 563,597 rented homes, over half of the state’s 1,017,413 total. Of 421,875 owner-occupied homes, 291,098 are debt free and 116,576 encumbered. Tenure unknown for 31,941 homes. 14,210 homes’ condition not known. Nationwide, more than half of Americans live in rented houses.
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Washington
Texas
Bureau of the Census
United States
Denison to Host North Texas South Oklahoma Corn Show
The Denison Chamber of Commerce agricultural department will host a one day North Texas Southern Oklahoma Corn Show on Saturday November 12 in the Denison Chamber of Commerce auditorium. Prizes include attractive first second and third class cash awards with five classifications described in the catalogue led by J R Haven in charge of the event.
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Denison
Agricultural Department
Denison Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma
J. R. Haven
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertisement Claim
An old pitch for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic touts energy and vitality improvements by purifying and enriching the blood. It claims to brighten cheeks boost appetite and be pleasant for children. The tonic, described as quinine suspended in syrup, costs 60 cents.
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Grove
Fifteen Corn Entries Describe This Section Variety
A total of fifteen entries cover all varieties of corn grown in this section. The list highlights diverse types cultivated locally, indicating a broad agricultural focus and cataloging regional crop variety.
Schwab Calls America the Workshop of the World
Charles M. Schwab told the National Paint Oil and Varnish Association banquet in Atlantic City that the current business lull will steady the economy for the future. He said as long as he can borrow money he will invest in American industry, predicting the nation will become the workshop of the world.
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Atlantic City
Charles M. Schwab
National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association
Daily Denison Herald Ad Offering Home Delivery
The notice promotes daily delivery of the Denison Herald for 50 cents per month, listing Associated Press News and Sunday Comic Section as features. Agent Guy Stedham is named as the contact for subscriptions.
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Associated Press News
Guy Stedham
Quote on life choices and industrial reform perspective
The speaker reflects on life choices and choosing the present era to begin a career. He says extravagance is hollow and money matters only as a tool to fund plant development, then shifts to discussing conditions in industry.
Groves Tasteless Worm Syrup for Children
An old advertisement touts Groves Tasteless as a daily two to three week tonic to clear intestinal worms in children. It claims the remedy enriches blood, improves digestion, and strengthens the whole system, with a pleasant taste and a 60 cent bottle price.
Labor and capital cooperation questioned by Schwab
Mr Schwab voiced skepticism about cooperative labor capital schemes and asked for a practical method as he noted the persistent call for collaboration. The Sun advertised a 52 issue, $1.50 deal.
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John Fahey
Luther Smith & Son
RS Dyer & Joes
Ade
Schwab
America
THE
Denison Herald
Wilbur Carter
Kelly
R. C. Hoyle
R. B. Nall
Commercial Bank
Wolfe, Freeman & Wolfe
Sherman, Texas
Jefferies Ideal Shoe Shop
A. Y. Creager
F. W. Creager
Sherman A. Y. Creager & CO
Will White
Farmers Union Gin
John Hollingsworth
Woosley
Vestal
Q.R.S. Player
Phonograph
South Travis ST
Dray Line
Ode Crowell
Prince Albert
Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
P.A
Jimmy Pipe
Pringe Albert
Mr. Schwab
Erate
Acala
Rowden
Lester Haile
F. O. B. Detroit
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Sears Auto Company
Peidweoe
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