Attendance Down as Cotton Harvest Rises
Pilot Grove notes light school attendance this week due to cotton harvest. Sunday school and Baptist Church services were well attended. Mrs. McSpedden and children visited with her sister Mrs. Howard Kilgree at Valley View. Mr. and Mrs. George Reeves and sister Miss Nola of Fort Worth visited Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Garland.
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The
Baptist Church
McSpedden
Howard Kilgree
Valley View
George Reeves
Nola
Fort Worth
S. F. Garland
Rupture Shield Expert Coming to Sherman
C F Redlich, rupture appliance expert, advertises two day showing at the Binkley Hotel November 12 and 13 from 10 am to 4 pm with free consultations. He promotes the Perfect Retention Shields that prevent rupture and claim instant relief, with no leg straps, usable while bathing and backed by client letters.
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Sherman
Binkley
C. F. Redlich
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Local folks visit relatives and attend events in town
Will Scott and family of Waxahachie visited relatives here. A K Sparks and family of Tom Bean were Sunday visitors. Mr. and Mrs. G E Thrift spent Sunday with Carl Holland's family at Kentuckytown. M L Taylor and family of Tom Bean were guests of Earl Benson Sunday. Charlie Kaiser and family were Sherman visitors. Mrs. Joe Smith and children of Orangeville visited her parents the Garlands Saturday night and Sunday. Will Majors and children of Sherman visited last week. Ewell Scott returned from Sherman after ear treatment. Saye and children of Seter attended church and stayed with Rev J A Henderson. A H St John fractured her collar bone after a fall. D M Taylor and mother were Bell's visitors. A large crowd attended singing. Fifth Sunday Singing Convention planned next Saturday night and Sunday. Whitewright football fans saw S M U vs A and M in Dallas. S M U won 9 to 7 after several years of A and M victories. The Winston-Salem Journal note on missing link is included.
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Will Scott
Waxahachie
A. K. Sparks
Tom Bean
G. E. Thrift
Carl Holland
Kentuckytown
M. L. Taylor
Earl Benson
Charlie Kaiser
Sherman
Joe Smith
Orangeville
Will Majors
Ewell Scott
Saye
Seter
J. A. Henderson
A. H. St. John
D. M. Taylor
Mother
No Worms in a Healthy Child Dietary Tonic Claim
An old advertisement asserts that worms cause pale unhealthy color and stomach issues in children. It promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for two to three weeks to enrich the blood improve digestion and strengthen the whole system while claiming the tonic expels worms and restores health. The note highlights pleasant taste and a 60 cent price.
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Grove
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Pilot Grove News
S. R. Park
J. L. Cardwell
Sun Office
J. W. Davidson
George Hansard
P. Janway
J. W. McMurry
J. Lee Yates
P. A. Short
W. F. Brown
Dyer & Jones’ Drug Store
Whitewright
Love Monument Company of
Mark Montgomery
Bob Sears
Rawleigh Products
Fannin County
W. T. Rawleigh Company
Dept. S-1
Memphis
Tennessee
Southern Methodist University
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Fair Park Stadium
Dallas
Winston- Salem Journal
Celina
Jacksonville
Ferguson
L. C. Long
Hudson & Davis Company
Sale
Clark
E-Z Union
Texas
Hudson & Davis Co
Whitewright, Texas
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