National Feeders and Breeders Show Heads to Fort Worth
The National Feeders and Breeders show runs October 10 to 17 in Fort Worth with 2000 to 3000 farmers expected. Farmers National Congress promotions, diverse entertainment, and an industrial exhibit accompany a large poultry and fat stock display at the Coliseum. Railroads offer special rates and excursions as county fairs boost entries and youth divisions.
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Fort Worth
Farmers’ National Congress
United States
Texas
Southwest
Coliseum
Pageants of the Months to Open Fort Worth Show
Fort Worth society women stage an elaborate Pageants of the Months and the Seasons at the National Feeders and Breeders show opening October 10 and running to October 17. About 500 participants, royal pageantry, dances, and a crowned Queen of the Horse Show. Princesses from over fifty Texas cities invited. educational livestock display promised. Coliseum prepared for comfort and weather.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Coliseum
Carlisle Military Institute Opens in Whitewright
Carlisle Military Institute opened for its fourteenth year on Tuesday at 9 a.m. with scripture prayer and a talk by Rev. Wheeler. Lack of State Superintendent R. H. Wilson caused belated opening. attendance exceeded last year and local support remains strong. The Sun will publish faculty names and positions next week.
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Whitewright
Wheeler
Methodist Church
R. H. Wilson
Oklahoma
Stop That First Fall Cough
Fall cough or cold may lead to serious lung trouble and weakened vitality. Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey offers quick relief for adults and children, soothing throat and lungs, loosening phlegm, and fortifying the system against colds. Guaranteed, only 25c at your druggist.
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Dr. Bell
Po Do Lax Promises Pimples Relief and Health
Promotes Po-Do-Lax as a pleasant sure laxative that cures indigestion and related ailments. Claims it tones the liver purifies the blood and prevents stomach trouble. Promotes regular use for clear complexion steady nerves and overall health. 50c bottle with money back guarantee. All druggists.
Interurban meeting seeks Whitewright right of way
Mc Kinney and Wiley visited Whitewright to secure a guaranteed right of way for the McKinney Paris interurban from the J L Taylor farm near Pilot Grove to four miles northeast of town. About twenty residents met at city hall as R H May opened the session and the committee agreed to study the matter, with a definite answer promised next Wednesday. Also noted: work on the new city concrete pump house progresses with four walls in place and the storage basin being installed.
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Messrs
Stiff and
Wiley
McKinney
Whitewright
Stiff
R. H. May
Guy Hamilton
W. F. Holland
Epworth League Program Promotes Life Work Study
Sunday program for Epworth League on September 18 1914 features leader Miss Helen May Parker hymns prayers scripture readings Acts 26 and Acts 7 58 and 9 Leon Davidson papers including The Road to Damascus by Miss Virginia Gillett and Divine Leadership in Choosing One s Life Work by Miss Jessie Sue Smith talks on The Life of St Paul by Miss Izetta Gillett and a general discussion How I Hope to Serve God and My Fellow man in My Life Work followed by League benediction.
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Leon Davidson
Damascus
Virginia Gillett
Jessie Sue Smith
St. Paul
Izetta Gillett
League
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by PAZO OINTMENT
A druggist offers a money back guarantee if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days. Early use provides ease and rest. This old ad claims rapid relief and a refund if not cured.
Ladonia Under Way With Two Cotton Warehouses
Ladonia has started construction of two cotton warehouses, one measuring 80 by 160 feet and the other 70 by 130 feet. Both structures require a car load of galvanized iron to complete.
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Ladonia
Entertainments by Parent Teachers on School Grounds
The Parent-Teachers Association will hold an entertainment on the public school grounds this Saturday night September 19 with a carnival theme and booths. Further details will be announced later.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Wagon lost gun found near Whitewright in Texas
J. W. Doggett and family lost a double barrel shotgun from their wagon on the road south of Whitewright while en route from Van Alstyne to East Texas. The finder is asked to notify Mr. Doggett on Route 1, Van Alstyne, for a reward. The item appears in a local notice column with other community briefs.
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J. W. Doggett
van Alstyne
Texas
Whitewright
Doggett
Local Bank Cashier Absent Then Returns to Duties
R. H. May missed two days as cashier of the First National Bank due to illness but has resumed duties. Sun Office advertises typewriter paper for sale. Co. W. Cook and family attended the Baptist Association in Nevada. Dixon and Hayter offer sewing machine repair and pickup service.
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R. H. May
First National Bank
Co. W. Cook
The
Baptist Association At
Nevada
Cotton Picking, Visits, and Local Gatherings in Canaan-Everheart
Farmers are busy with cotton and corn as flies invade the stubble lands. Residents met at the Presbyterian church for a singing. Clara Keeling hosted friends for a musi cal. Luther Adair of Cooper visited the Keelings. Susie Wells attends the Teachers Institute in Sherman. Mollie Everheart visited her sister Mrs H Sears. D C Wells of Durant spent time with brothers Tom and Charley Wells. Mrs A M Garner and son Ewell of Bonham visited C D Alversons. M E Everheart and family spent Sunday with the former's parents. Edgar Thrasher of Kip town visited M H Mullins. Albert Roan of Sherman visited the community. Charles Alexander and family plus Frank Alverson and Mrs E Hicks visited the Alversons. T F Coffman and family visited relatives near Savoy.
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Presbyterian Church
Clara Keeling
Luther Adair
Cooper
A. C. Keeling
Susie Wells
Teachers’ Institute
Sherman
Mollie Everheart
J. E. Everheart
Edgar Thrasher
Kiptown
M.H. Mullins
Albert Roan
Chas. Alexander
Frank Alverson
E. Hicks
C. D. Alverson
T. F. Coffman
Savoy
Methodist Epworth League Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
One hundred fifty attend Sunday school with a large congregation. Pastor greeted at eleven as League service attendance and Wednesday prayer meeting draw large crowds. Epworth League officers elected Fitz Bryant president Grady May 1st vice president Helen May Parker 2nd vice president Mrs Clara Willis 3rd vice president Miss Sue Stephens 4th vice president Virginia Gillett secretary Sue King Epworth Era agent. Open League service planned for the third Sunday this month.
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Epworth League
Fitz Bryant
Grady May
Helen May Parker
Clara Willis
Sue Stephens
Virginia Gillett
Sue King
Epworth
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Strange Jewelry Co
Sherman, Texas
Mrs
Farmers National Congress
Carlisle Military Institute
Miss Helen May Park
W. A. Hamilton
Tennessee
J. T. Stillwell
Sid Hudspeth
A. R. Greer
Wahachie
Greer
C.C. Milling Co
Womack Milling Co
T. J. Smith
Joe McClure
Tom Truett
Ector
W. J. Truett
Sun Office
Dixon & Hayter
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Katy' Rleener
St. Vis
W. G. Crush
General Davlencer
Dallas
Tex
Canaan-Everheart
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