Clean-up measures curb 1928 boll weevil damage
Entomologist R R Reppert urges Texas Coastal farmers to clean up after harvest to deprive boll weevil of food before frost. Destroy or plow under cotton growth to reduce overwintering pests, while avoiding root rot by uprooting and drying stalks. Communities should organize broad clean-up to minimize next season damage.
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Texas
R. R. Reppert
Entomologist
Extension Service
Texas A. & M. College
Sun Subscription Request from Bells Texas Reader
W B Penn of Bells Texas writes to renew his subscription to The Sun, noting The Sun is a valued information source from their old hometown and offering arrangements to pay for another year.
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W. B. Penn
Bells
Texas
Cruelty Grounded Divorce Suit Over Car
A woman sued for divorce on cruelty grounds claiming her husband compelled her to use a 1925 car. The case highlights domestic strain and disputes over vehicle use.
How to Get Rid of Rats State Health Advice
State health officer Dr. J C Anderson warns rats infestions nationwide harming produce and property with an annual cost around 200 million dollars. He urges removing food sources, using metal garbage containers, sealed storage, trapping in buildings, and outside use of poisonous bait like powdered barium carbonate mixed into soft bait.
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J. C. Anderson
Dr. Anderson
United States
Federal
Department of Agriculture
State Department of Health
Austin
Constable Sale in Whitewright Texas 1927
Lloyd Moore files a civil suit against Mrs. Elsie Donaghey and W. M. Donaghey with a judgment of 195 dollars. On September 17, 1927, at Lloyd Moore furniture store in Whitewright, the constable will sell several walnut furniture items to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the suit and costs.
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State of Texas
Grayson
Honorable
Justice Court
Grayson County
Lloyd Moore
Elsie Donaghey
W. M. Donaghey
Whitewright
Texas
G. D. Bennett
Constable
Rotary Conference Connects Forty-Eighth District in Sherman
Rotary Club leaders from thirty four clubs gathered in Sherman for a two day conference presided by Henry Stillwell district governor. Whitewright officials Ray Manning and Fred W Smith attended. An inter city meet at Woodlake featured welcome remarks by Mayors Will Leslie and Hibbard, with Rep Sam Rayburn praised for the clubs educational fund aiding boys education. A 6 15 chicken dinner followed a program attended by Whitewright Rotarians and their wives.
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Rotary Club
Forty-Eighth District
Sherman
Henry Stillwell
Whitewright Rotary Club
Ray Manning
Fred W. Smith
Henry W. Stillwell
Texarkana
Rotary Clubs
Woodlake
Will Leslie
Hibbard
Denison
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Whitewright
Dallas Condemns 20000 Inedible Canned Goods
Dallas health director Dr. M. M. Carrick ordered the destruction of about 25,600 pounds of impure canned foods including chocolate and pancake flour valued at 20000. The goods, from two wholesale houses, were sent to the municipal incinerator Monday as part of a crackdown on unsafe food products.
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Dallas
M. M. Carrick
Sheriff Sale in Grayson County Texas 1927
The State of Texas Grayson County sheriff sale under an order of sale issued August 16 1927 in Lester Haile vs A J Reeves Et Al Case No 36565. The sale to highest bidder for cash follows the October 4 1927 sheriff sale schedule at the Grayson County courthouse. Previously on June 23 1927 Lida McIver won a district court judgment in Grayson County.
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State of Texas
Grayson
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Lester Haile
A. J. Reeves
Court House
Texas
Lida McIver
15Th Judicial District of Texas
Sheriff’s Sale Forecloses Vendor Lien on Reeves Property
The county sheriff announces a foreclosure of a Vendor's Lien against A. J. Reeves for $7,550.99 plus costs, covering 43.45 acres on Bois d Arc Creek Gray Son County Texas. The sale follows a judgment by Lester Haile dated June 23, 1927 at 8 percent interest.
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A. J. Reeves
Grayson
State of
Texas
Bois d’Arc Creek
Granger McDaniel
C. B. Bryant
N. W
S. E
Lester Haile
J. A. Vaughan
Will May
Grove's Tasteless Chilli Tonic for Worms in Children
Advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a cure for worms in children. It claims to improve blood and digestion and restore health within two to three weeks. Each bottle includes Grove's Liver Pills for a laxative option.
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Grove
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