Local and Personal News Highlights Across Towns
Miss Emma Davidson visited in Greenville and Dallas last week. Families from Bonham, Ranger, and Sherman visited area friends. Businesses advertise 30 cents a dozen for eggs and best prices for poultry and produce. Musicians, clerks, and teachers attend reunions, church events, and fairs. Notable visits include Prof. Woodson of Washington, D. C., and banker Claud R. Truett. Dengue fever prompts travel and event rescheduling. local street news covers rain, cold fronts, and wheat prospects.
Eggs Still Cost Thirty Cents a Dozen
The text notes that Gordon Bros continues to charge 30 cents per dozen eggs. It reads as a brief advertising or trade note from a local business and reflects pricing from that period.
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Gordon Bros
Greenville mourns Uncle John May service
Mrs. E. N. Riley Mrs. Sidney Clarry and Miss Meriam Riddle of Greenville attended the funeral of Uncle John May here Sunday.
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E. N. Riley
Sidney Clarry
Meriam Riddle
Greenville
Uncle John May
Produce price reminder from local company notice
Foster Produce Company and local manager P A Short urge customers to obtain prices before selling country produce. The message emphasizes current pricing and directs sellers to check rates prior to sale.
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Foster Produce Company
The
White Produce Company
P. A. Short
Prices For Hides Eggs And Other Goods From Fain Poultry
Fain Poultry offers to sell chic Kens hides and eggs at listed prices. Telephone number 27 provided for orders and inquiries.
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Fain
Robbins and Maddux Wed in Local Ceremony
Mr. M. R. Robbins and Miss Angie Maddux, well known locals, were married Wednesday afternoon at Elder W. N. Carter's home. The officiant was Carter, and the couple is receiving many congratulations from friends. The Sun notes that unsigned contributions are not published without authors.
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M. R. Robbins
Angie Maddux
W. N. Carter
Card of Thanks for Father John M. May
The family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during his illness and for the floral offerings and sympathy following the death of John M. May.
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John M. May
Mrs. H. C. Willis Improves After Illness
Mrs. H. C. Willis, who had been real ill for ten days, is improving.
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Krebs McAlester
Osage Coal & Mining Co
L. LaRoe & Company
Emma Davidson
Dallas
Lois Lively
Bonham
P. J. Pierce & Sons
Mrs. J. T. Falls
Ranger
Mrs
A. P. Neff
Hazel Jackson
Albert Lee
Mrs. P. R. Johnson
Fort Worth
Ferris
George Bennett
Leonard
Max Pope
Sherman
Pierce
C. W. Bryant
C. W. Bryant Jr
Olive Neff
Hudson, Davis & Co
Carrie Hamilton
San Antonio
Mabel Belcher
Leon Davidson
Santa Fe
New Mexico
J. W. Davidson
G. C. Woodson
Washington, D. C
J. C. Woodson
Ely
Robert Gordon
J. W. Pender
Mary Hestand
Leonard School
W. B. Hestand
Lefevre Gordon of
R. P. Gordon
R. S. Morehead
Cole
Manning & Clark
J. M. Molloy
Mexico
Presbyterian Church
Claud R. Truett
State Bank Examiner
South Texas
KE. B. McLean
Chesley Rutledge
Mr. McLean
Whitewright
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Joe Hamilton
Belle Bennett
Mart
Texas
J. F. Alderson
Royse City
North
Kirk Ray
San Angelo
Lucian Andrews
Jim Hollingsworth
Hopkins County Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Sulphur Springs
J. R. Andrews
James Henry Andrews
PY VO
SUN Pro Ae
Patton
Lincoln Highway
Whitewright Lumber Co
Sun
J. A
Andy) Wilson
H. W
Hubert) Stanton
Lubbock County
Lubbock County State Experiment Station
Wilson & Stanton
Citizens National Bank Bldg
Lubbock, Texas
Childen
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