Two Men Killed by Backing Engine at Katy Coal Chute
Denison October 11 A terrible accident at the Katy coal chute at 3 30 p m left two carpenters dead and a third injured when a backing engine and tender ran over them. The deceased were S B Everedge and Tallant both seasoned workers. Everedge died at Denison hospital after severe leg and skull injuries. Tallant died instantly. D F Elliott of Sherman witnessed the tragedy and said workers did not hear the engine. Everedge leaves a wife and five daughters. Tallant’s family status was unknown. The third man did not accompany the others at the shed and narrowly escaped.
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Denison
Katy
Carpenters
S. BE. Everedge
Tallant
Everedge
Denison Hospital
D. F. Elliott
South Throckmorton Street
Sherman
Ing. Everedge
Mr. Elliott
Demobilization Reaches Ninety One Percent Milestone
Washington reports the war army is 91 percent demobilized. The War Department states 3,378,365 officers and men discharged, with a present strength of 355,777. Since March, 124,871 have been enlisted.
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Washington
War Department
Hogwallow News Stovepipe Prep Noted by Hancock
In Hogwallow most residents once lived in the country while Clai Hancock weighs rehearsals this week and plans to mount a stovepipe. The town Improvement Association, in its latest meeting, approved Sim as part of its agenda.
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Clai Hancock
the Improvement Association
Sim
Flinders Drives Hog From Yard and Local Happenings
In a string of small notices a hog chased from a yard by Flinders. Sidney Hocks doubts fashion fits season. flea season wanes as white stockings appear among girls. The Independent Horse Shoe Pitchers League votes moving ground after post office watermelons are tossed. Slim Pickens heads toward town at breakneck speed. A rooster once familiar near Tobe Moseley’s lot is killed last Sunday in honor of the preacher. Columbus Allsop returns home for mealtime despite high food prices.
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Sidney Hocks
Slim Pickens
Tobe Moseley
Columbus Allsop
Great Farm Great Bargain Near Dodd City
Two miles south of Dodd City Captain Roderick farm spans 200 acres with 150 cultivated and 25 native grass meadow, 25 acres timber pasture and a modern 4 room dwelling with electric light plant. Barns, granary, garage, orchard, tenant houses, and a pool. Priced at 200 per acre with half cash. Possession of main dwelling soon. Contact Win H Evans Bonham Texas Phone 31.
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Dodd City
Capt. Roderick
Fannin County
Win. H. Evans
Bonham
Texas
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Vitality
Purify and enrich the blood to restore energy and strength. The tonic claims an invigorating effect with a price of 60 cents.
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Grove
Farm and Ranch Publisher Seeks Texas Subscribers
Frank P Holland, publisher of Farm and Ranch, urges Texas farmers and livestock breeders to subscribe. He recalls the paper's growth from monthly to a weekly illustrated issue and promises a full refund if three months’ reading does not prove value. He offers $2 for three years and requests local agents.
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Texas
Frank P, Holland
Dallas
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Extends Nationwide and Abroad
This remedy targets coughs colds croup and whooping cough. From a small start its sale and use spread across the United States and to many foreign countries. This growth suggests it is a medicine of merit. Try it and you will find this to be the case.
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United States
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Will Looney
Hogwallow News
Luther Smith & Son
Wilson-Montgomery Hardware Company
Whitewright
Cole
Fuel Savers Headquarters
Flinders
John
Tures
Progressive Farmer
Lilley’s
J. F. Lilley
Ford
Buick
Dodge
Sears Auto Company
Ford Automobiles
Fordson Tractors
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