Denison Yellow Jackets Roll Over Whitewright Rangers 32–0
Denison High School’s Yellow Jackets defeated Whitewright Rangers 32 to 0 at the Red River Valley Fair. Key players included captain Morgan at tackle, Eggleston and Ashburn on the line, and Gingles and Eyer in the backfield. Denison held the edge with three offside penalties by Whitewright and seven first downs to two.
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Denison High School Yellow Jackets
Whitewright Rangers
Whitewright
Denison
Templemeyer
Gingles
Spindle
Jared
Ussery
Montgomery
Rangers
M. C. Woodard
Fred Grady
Gate City
Morgan
Eggleston
Ashburn
Yellow Jackets
Eyer
L. Bennett
Hampton
Williams
Schwalbe
Bald
Hayes Healing Honey and Grove Open-Trate Salve Combo
This old ad touts Hayes Healing Honey to stop a cough by healing throat irritation and includes Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat applied to children. The two remedies come in one carton and cost 35 cents. The ad urges asking a druggist for Hayes Healing Honey and notes it pays to read advertisements.
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Hayes
Grove
Hayes Healing Honey
Team Lineup and Substitutions Noted for Denison Game
The roster lists positions for Kinney through Nicholson with sub names Whitewright-Neal Garner Williams Jones H. Blanton and Williams as replacements. Officials Crawford Barbee Hill and Bradley are named from Austin College Denison College and Whitewright with timekeepers.
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Win
Kinney
Wright
Hinkle
Brigham
Hewett
Lowe
Clark
Story
Templemeyer
Whitewright
Blanton
Garner
Williams
Hampton
Bailey
Craig
Jared
Spindle
L. Bennett
E. Bennett
Nicholson
Neal
Jones
H. Blanton
J. Barbee
Denison
McFinn
Ussery
Broderick
Schwalba
Hancock
Crawford
Austin College
Barbee
Hill
Bradley
Sun and Semi-Weekly Farm News Subscription Offer
Farmers in Grayson Fannin and Collin Counties can get The Sun and Semi-Weekly Farm News for 1.50 plus advance payment. The deal matches the regular rate and may move up subscription dates by one year if paid in advance. Offer limited time and may be withdrawn.
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Sun
Grayson
Fannin
Collin Counties
The
Farm News
the Sun
Honest Goods and Services Hurt by Higher Costs
A brief note argues that ethical trading yields greater profits as honest goods and services cost less to sell, reducing overhead and improving efficiency. The statement implies market benefits from integrity in commerce and pricing strategies.
Local Satirical Notes From Hogwallow
Clai Hancock laments a dilapidated home while Sile Kilden dodges in Gander creek woods. Tobe Moseley jokes about ample money in circulation and winter pockets for taxpayers. Yam Sims finds his new Sunday shoes too small at Bounding Billows shoemaker. Tickville hosts a carnival drawing crowd despite general disapproval.
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Tobe Moseley
Bounding Billows Today
Yam .Sims
Gander Creek Fishing Stream Described as Poor Quality
The article criticizes Gander Creek as a poor fishing stream and unfit for drinking purposes, noting it does not run more than half the year. It emphasizes the stream's inadequate water quality and unreliable flow.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Benefits and Ingredients
A tonic claim describes Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as restoring energy and vitality by purifying and enriching the blood. It asserts the product contains iron and quinine suspended in syrup and notes its pleasant taste for children and its malarial and grip germs fighting properties.
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Grove
Untitled Remark on Civic Dissent
A writer laments that despite common grievance some people threaten unrest. The tone reflects frustration with public dissatisfaction and calls for calm amid criticism.
Divorced pair remarry after chance Belton meeting
In Belton Texas on Tuesday Justice of the Peace Bill Newberry Jr. remarried W H Brazile and Mrs Bennie Brazile both of Oklahoma City Oklahoma. The couple had been married 33 years before a Oklahoma divorce. They renewed their relationship after meeting at a Temple hotel during a California visit and returned to Oklahoma City.
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Belton
Texas
Justice of the
Bill Newberry Jr
W. H. Brazile
Bennie Brazile
Oklahoma City
Okla
Brazile
Oklahoma
Bradley
California
Brazilé
Temple
One Person in Nine Meets With Accident
A New York Tribune report summarizes a survey by Reconstruction Hospital officials showing over 12 million yearly accidents in the United States and 1 380 hourly, with more than 100 000 people annually losing limbs. In New York City about 36 000 cripples exist, half under 16, amid 2.5 to 3 million industrial accidents yearly and significant economic loss.
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United States
Reconstruction Hospital
Central Park West
100Th Street
New York Tribune
New York City
Estimated U S accident losses at billions annually
The text estimates that applying a calculated ratio to all accidents in the United States would yield an annual economic loss of more than five billion dollars. It frames this as a broad national economic impact.
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United States
Cut It Out
Two women discuss child development and environment. One recalls a cousin William's boy who never had a good day until a doctor found the problem was his environment and cut it out.
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William
No Worms in a Healthy Child Promised by Tonic
Advertisement promotes Srove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for worm infestations in children. It claims the tonic enriches blood improves digestion and acts as a general strengthening tonic. The product is said to cause parasites to be expelled and the child to regain health. Price listed at 60 cents per bottle.
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Clark & Meador Good Hardware
Hogwallow News
Dunk Botts
Clai Hancock
Sile Kilden
Gander Creek
Tickville
Planters National Bank
Nicholson’s
W. T. Nicholson
Candy
Chesley
Hughes
Chesley Rutledge Confectionery
Nate
Flint, Mich
Chevrolet
General Motors
Chevrolet’s
Bob Sears
Whitewright, Texas