Victory Fair Attendance Noted In Pilot Grove
Many residents attended the Victory Fair and were too numerous to name. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Queen of Waco spent the weekend with W. D. Farr, Miss Roberta Sloan visited family from Denton, Mrs. Judd shopped in Whitewright, Mrs. Wiser’s Arkansas visitor arrived, and the Scott family visited Judd on Sunday afternoon.
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Ed Queen
Waco
W. D. Farr
Roberta Sloan
Denton
J. D. Judd
Whitewright
Mrs. Wiser
Arkansas
Mrs. Rossie Scott
Nick's tops town for chili and burgers
John L. Legate from Sherman visited last Friday and announced plans to run for district clerk. P. J. Pierce & Sons advertises good service and reasonable prices. Truett Moore promotes furniture and undertakings. Dr Edwin O May referenced in an odd fragment.
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John L. Legate
Sherman
P. J. Pierce & Sons
Local Masons Aid Corpus Christi Rehab Following Storm
Masons in the Corpus Christi area gave a substantial contribution for storm rehabilitation work while the Odd Fellows lodge also provided a small donation to the relief effort.
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Corpus Christi
Odd Fellows Lodge
Patronize the Pioneer Restaurant and Confectionery
An advertisement by P. J. Pierce & Sons invites patrons to consider their Pioneer restaurant and confectionery offering. The message emphasizes customer satisfaction and service.
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Pioneer
P. J. Pierce & Sons
Plans For Billerton House Draw Clear Elevation Details
Architect Alberton shows guests the front elevator outside window circular gallery and east tower elevation for the Billerton residence. Eight year old Clarence asks where the two mortgages will be placed as part of the discussion.
Endearing Terms Stir Courtroom Jokes in Nonsupport Case
A courtroom exchange features a man charged with nonsupport calling his wife "old horse" prompting humorous commentary. The exchange highlights the lighthearted moment amid a serious legal matter.
Just Missed the Gusher in Oil Stock Hype
A humorous exchange about oil gushers in newspapers. Egbert asks about seeing one and is told by Bacon that such a person recently visited to sell oil stock. The Yonkers Statesman quote reflects the era’s oil stock salesman scare.
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Egbert
Yonkers Statesman
Admiration for a Lecturer Sparks Silent Applause
A listener admits partial grasp of a lecturer's remarks yet applauds, saying he admires brains and believes the speaker must be very bright to comprehend the talk. The exchange highlights esteem for intellect over full understanding.
Pretty Small Figure in Marriage Clergy Payment
A dialogue recalls a clergyman’s joke about a marriage settlement. One spouse asks the minister for payment, and the minister responds that the amount is “whatever she is worth to you,” prompting a reflection on value and self incrimination.
A Touch of Realism and Local Notices
Fragmented dialogue items mention a sigh over racing bets and a practical remark on lump sum losses. The passage lists a pageant invitation from Mrs Battlecry, a query about Civil War impersonation, a Johnson visiting Ferris relatives, a Sun subscription reminder with price change, and a drayman Ode Crowell offering prompt hauling service.
Odell couple returns home after relatives visit
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Turner of Odell have returned home after a visit with relatives near town.
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H. B. Turner
Odell
Nick Leads Simple Chili and Hamburgers Appeal
A brief note highlights enjoying chili and hamburgers with a confident claim of knowing how to prepare them. The message centers on Nick as the person associated with the tasty offerings.
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Nick
Want Ads Roundup From Rural Tyler Area Listings
A collection of classified notices goes to readers including mules for sale from J H Graves, a Studebaker sedan in good condition via T B Moore, a Tyler Commercial College scholarship offered by J H Waggoner, and posted farm signs by Rev I E Teagues and J D Badgett. Also floral designs by Mrs P A Short, a cooking job ad for two with pay and lodging, a lost ring owned by Mrs Phil Lanius, a drayman contact Ode Crowell, and pecan gathering warning.
For SALE Registered Poland China Sow and Pigs
J. H. Gladden offers a registered Poland China sow with six pigs, two mares, one mule colt, and a good milch cow for sale. Item listed with contact at 8to 81 Pp.
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Poland
China
J. H. Gladden
High Bid on Fine Black Mare in Whitewright Sale
A four year old black mare, 1512 hands high, strong work animal, will be sold to the highest bidder on the streets of Whitewright at 3 oclock Saturday afternoon October 25. The mare belongs to Mrs Grover Annip and proceeds will go toward the home she recently bought for Mrs Annip. If you want a good mare be present for the sale. Try a Sun wanted. They pay.
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Whitewright
Grover Annip
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Pilot Grove News
Nick’s
Edwin O. May
Truett & Moore, Furniture and Undertaking
E. W. Grove
Fef
Leonard
Manning
CLARK
Odeon Theatre
Nazimova Ind the
Brat
Mrs. C. P. Johnson
Ferris
Sun
Ode Crowell
Drayman
Box Dyer & Jones
J. H. Graves
Everheart Farm
Cannan
Studebaker
T. B. Moore
Tyler Commercial College
J. H. Waggoner
I. E. Teagues
J. D. Badgett
P. A. Short
the Sun
A. G. Bradley
Texas
W.M.L
Phil Lanius
LaRoe
Dray
the Drayman
Foley
Dallas
Seoex Land Bank
Main ST
Dallas, Texas
U.S
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