Bryan Corrects Wild Animal Tale From Desert Chase
William J. Bryan corrections say the animal was a nonwild steer, not a bull, and the treed hunter was not Bryan. The chase occurred during a duck hunt near Chandler Arizona with R A Hayward. others killed the steer and Bryan remained unhurt though parts of his hunting suit were damaged.
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Ariz
William J. Bryan
Edna
State
Mr. Bryan
R. A. Hayward
Pima Indian Reservation
Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Obeying civic rules shields one from social banishment
The text argues that ignoring health and moral laws leads to consequences, and that no citizen can flout the duties of allegiance without risking social exile. It emphasizes universal accountability and the inevitability of punishment for rule-breaking.
Letter From Camp Travis Shows Happy Soldiers Progress
Camp Travis reports strong health and training progress for the 90th Division. General Henry T. Allen announces a Publicity Bureau to localize news for Texas and Oklahoma counties. Recreation, sports, and moral welfare are emphasized with robust Y M C A and faith-group facilities.
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the Sun
Camp Travis
Vth Division
National Army
San Antonio
Tex
Henry T. Allen
Texas
Oklahoma
Allen
Y.M.C.A
Knights of Columbus
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
United States
Burn tragedy claims Hagerman girl. father hurt saving her
In Sherman Texas on Sunday noon Lillia Thompson fourteen daughter of Mr and Mrs W N Thompson of Hagerman died at St Vincent's Sanitarium after a coal oil stove explosion enveloped her in flames. Her father received severe burns and lost a finger while rescuing her. he remains seriously ill. Mother Mrs Thompson suffered blisters but will recover. The blaze followed a coal oil pour and ignition near the stove.
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Sherman, Tex
Lillia Thompson
W. N. Thompson
Hagerman
St. Vincent’s Sanitarium
Sherman
Revival Closes After Evangelist Meeting Adds 35 Members
Pastor W J Bevine notes the revival conducted by Holcomb and Babbitt ended Friday night last with 35 additions to the Baptist church. He thanks neighboring pastors, country folk, singers, boosters and contributors for support and asks renewed dedication to divine service.
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Holcomb
Babbitt
Baptist Church
Admitted as Free Patients Reach Aikin Hospital
Two charity patients were admitted to Aikin hospital Saturday by order of the county judge. The first patient was the wife of a stout young man who stated he had no money or property besides an automobile. The judge admitted her as a free patient, praising the nation’s resourcefulness and the wartime spirit guiding this issue.
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Aikin Hospital
Local Residents Visit Families Across County
Prof and Mrs J A Cagle of Greenville spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Parsons. Lester Ross of Camp Bowie Fort Worth visited his parents Mr and Mrs W T Ross last week.
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J. A. Cagle
Greenville
Parsons
Lester Ross
Camp Bowie
St. Worth
W. T. Ross
Mrs Karl Johnson Visits Roxton Friend
Mrs Karl Johnson and a lady friend from Roxton spent a day or two with Mrs W P Vaughn, the mother of Mrs Johnson, during a recent visit.
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Karl Johnson
Friend
Roxton
Mrs. Johnson
W. P. Vaughn
Whitesboro Visitors Stay With Hoard Family
Mrs. J. C. Anderson and children of Whitesboro visited Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hoard and other relatives recently.
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J. C. Anderson
Whitesboro
J. D. Hoard
Farm for Sale 160 Acres on Pike Road Bells Texas
For sale 160 acre farm on Pike Road near Bells Texas. Half wire fence with good improvements. Price 3125 per acre with half cash and balance in ten equal annual payments. Contact H W Witcher Bells Texas.
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Pike Road
H.W. Witcher
Bells
Texas
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