New Grayson County Livestock Loan Association Formed
The Grayson County Live Stock Loan Association organized with 100000 authorized capital. Headquarters in Sherman. L L Beacham president C A Shack secretary and treasurer. Directors include Geo D Bader and Ed P Williams. Stock at 100 dollars with 10 paid cash and 10 installments over up to one year. First loan to a club boy for a registered Jersey heifer.
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Grayson County Live Stock Loan Association
Sherman
L. L. Beacham
Ad C. A. Shack
Simmons
W. H. Head
L. L. Shackelford
Denison
Geo. D. Bader
Ed P. Williams
van Alstyne
Bargains in Second-Hand Ford Cars at Sears Auto
Sears Auto Company offers bargain second-hand Ford cars with limited warranties and low down payments. Cars include several 1960s models, advertised with cash price specials and trade-in options at multiple city locations.
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Ford
Sears Auto Company
Pilot Grove News Social Roundup
Mrs Tate returns home to Georgia after visiting Mrs Annie Tate. Mr and Mrs J T Ownby of Greenville spent the weekend with aunt Mrs Jeff Taylor. Miss Nola Reeves leaves Friday for Terrell to teach. Mrs Joe Woods of Howe visits her daughter Mrs John Garland. John Blanks moves to Whitewright. Lizzie Williams returns from Dallas. Eula Williams and children of Cannon visit her father Mr Scott. Butch Dean and family visit brother in Plano. Willie Garland visits Whitewright with Jessie Blanks. Taylor Scott and John Hatsfield depart for West Texas to pick cotton.
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Tate
Georgia
Annie Tate
J. T. Ownby
Greenville
Jeff Taylor
Nola Reeves
Terrell
Joe Woods
Howe
John Garland
Eula Williams
Cannon
Mr. Scott
Butch Dean
Plano
Willie Garland
Whitewright
Jessie Blanks
Taylor Scott
John Hatsfield
West Texas
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Restores Vitality Tone
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming to purify and enrich the blood. Promises strengthening and invigorating effects soon after use. Priced at 60 cents.
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Grove
Cox on Religion and World Peace
Gov. Cox discusses religion as a personal guide and conscience in shaping his politics. He recalls joining the United Brethren at fourteen, baptism, and the home atmosphere of faith, asserting that close adherence to religion aids moral judgment and supports calls for world peace.
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Gov. Cox
A Lesson in Arithmetic Exchange
A playful poem about a man teaching a girl arithmetic with kisses as additions and subtractions until the father disrupts with a long division remark. The verse uses affectionate wordplay to personify math operations and ends with a humorous punchline.
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German & Roberts
J. P. Hedgepeth
Will Looney
Baptist Church
Lee Johnson
Tom Barbee
Fred Wilson
Kimbell Mill
First National Bank
J. R. Murphy
P. A. Short
L. H. Murray
Mary Hestand
J. W. Rogers
Frank Wright
Sun Office
J. G. McKinsey
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G. R. McCraw
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Redwine & Hatchett
Tahoka
Hudson-Davis&Co
America
Erman
North Travis St
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