Local notices and economic views in Sherman paper
Content covers subscription notices and local asks, Denison fire apparatus test, county road surveys, a Sherman mass meeting on courthouse repair, American Legion post meeting in Sherman, debate over peace treaty and League of Nations, oil stock cautions, cotton futures appeal, influenza reports in Texarkana, and Palmer's call for a six month industrial armistice to ease wartime changes.
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The
American Legion
Grayson County Memorial Post No
District Court
Sherman
Palmer
Extension Library pamphlet prompts UT library use rules
The University of Texas extension loan library issues a pamphlet outlining library use guidelines rules and available subjects. It can be requested from the Extension Loan Library at Austin. Texarkana’s William L. Estes is named successor to the late Gordon Russell as Eastern Federal District judge. The recommendation will go to the Department of Justice for White House transmission.
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Extension Loan Library of the
University of Texas
Extension Loan Library
University of Texas, Austin
William L. Estes
Texarkana
Culberson and
Sheppard
Gordon Russell
Federal District of Texas
Department of Justice
White House
Record attendance at College of Industrial Arts opening
The State's school for girls at Denton reports a record attendance at the opening last week. Many students had to be sent home due to dormitory and local housing shortages. The article urges legislature to fund more facilities for C I A to accommodate growth.
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Denton
College of Industrial Arts
Whitewright Hosts Texas Railroad Officials Visit
Grayson county gains a new motorcycle cop enforcing highway rules as William N. Neff and Allison Mayfield visit Whitewright and Sherman on a Cotton Belt inspection tour. They discuss restoring double daily motor car service and pledge relief where possible, with the Sherman train due back soon.
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Grayson County
Whitewright
William N. Neff
Cotton Belt Railway
Allison Mayfield
Texas Railroad Commission
Sherman
Commerce
C. B. Bryant
Katy
Grayson County Announces Salvation Army Drive Kickoff
Grayson county will raise twenty five thousand dollars for the Salvation Army noted for its service in peace and war. Committees are named to begin the drive set for September 29 with John T. Wakefield serving as vice chairman after visiting Tuesday to recruit volunteers.
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Grayson County
Salvation Army
Soldier Boys
John T. Wakefield
Wedding Plans Face Uncertain Future At R R V Fair
Column notes a pending wedding amid an empty R R V Fair and suggests marketing it as a main attraction during Van Alstyne's monthly trades day. The piece mocks haste and praises long view while poking fun at widows and mineral water.
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Colonel Rudolph
van Alstyne
Fore
Tioga Herald
Card of Thanks for Bettie Lou Badgett
We express gratitude to friends who supported us during our sorrow after the death of Bettie Lou Badgett. Thanks to those who offered kind words and actions and to the physicians who cared for her during illness. May God bless you all. J S Bangerr and family.
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Bettie Lou Badgett
J.S. BanGerr
Woman’s Missionary Society Meeting Postponed
The Womans Missionary Society will meet at Mrs. C. B. Bryants home Monday at 3 PM. The meeting was postponed from last Monday due to bad weather. Program follows.
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Womans Missionary Society
C. B. Bryant
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens Blood and Body
Purified iron and quinine in syrup restore energy and appetite. Longstanding tonic praised for blood purification and enrichment. used for malaria and strength building. Available in drug stores for 60 cents per bottle.
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GROVE
Supreme Test of Love and Community Program
Leader Mrs. Will King conducts a church program featuring Hymn 827 To the Work and Prayer. Papers on Mexico by Mrs. Jim Waggoner and Mrs. B. Bryant introduces a poem. Solo Nobody Told Me of Jesus by Mrs. Hayes and select reading on Mexico by Mrs. L. Andrews accompany Song 804 Must I Go Empty Handed. Recitation My Brother by Martha Joe Sears closes the program.
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Will King
Mexico
Jim Waggoner
B. Bryant
Jesus
A. Hayes
L. Andrews
Quiz on Mexico Song No 829 I Love to Tell the Story
An invitation is extended to the ladies of Pilot Grove and Canaan to attend a meeting. The note references a quiz on Mexico and cites Song No 829 I Love to Tell the Story as part of the event.
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Mexico
Pilot Grove
Canaan
Thanks to Neighbors for Kindness After Baby's Death
Mr and Mrs Will Situ express gratitude to neighbors and friends for tender ministrations sympathy and timely help following the death of their baby. They remember the kind actions with grateful hearts.
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J. H. Waggoner Epitor and Publisher
Grayson
Fannin Counties
Denison
Fannin County
Orangeville
Ely
City Hall
Court House
America
Germany
League of Nations
Freezone
Wolfesereenage
Woman’s Missionary Society
Amuarantee
Taliaferro
E. Houston
Eastman
Kodak
Chas. R. Truett
Eastman Kodaks
Martha Joe Sears
Mrs Will Situ
Randolph Cole & CO
N. Crockett St
Tzeey
Thousand Hills
Friends of Man
Champions
Swift & Company
Duroc-Jerseys
J. J. McLain
Barrows
Armstrong Packing Company
Barrow
Wiewerdale Farm
Garden of Eden
J. N. Simpson
W. H. Stratton
Dallas
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