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THE WEEKLY 1^EM0('RAT-G AZKTT K, McKIXXKV. TEXAS, THUltSlJAY, DEC. 29, 1921.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
We luivc been fortuiiute tn securing th< service* of W. C. New-
berry, lately of Honey UruvK, who Is im experienced and cap-
able pharmacist. He will have churne of the prescription de-
puitiuciit iit ibis store which insures a. curacy ami prompt s«rv-
ii in Hits department I lay phono 10 mid 400 or 111k)11 pliorie
3 2 i
North Side Drug Co.
II. A. Finch Jr., .1. Lyman Dnvis.
EXPRESS MESSENGER McKINNEY OBSERVES
SHOT; SAFE LOOTED; HOLIDAY MONDAY;
POLICE HUNT MEN BUSINESS CEASES
Kansas Clly, I liSK. I'll,I
today went seaichiiiK for I wo
who h' Id up tile < v..i > . 11.
Missouri I'm .In. ir..in
to Kiin.m.i l.'ilj, aiKi li'iili it
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CLASSIFY |
COLUMN
STRAYED OR STOLEN
STRAY l-:i> Oil STOUKN From about
2 miles north of Anna. Collin county,
on Monday night, Dec. 19, 1921. 4
head of stock as follows: line icray
roach white pony, 10 or 12 yearn old.
U or 15 hands high; one dark and one
light bay horse mule, lioth about 9
years old. 15 hands high; one black
smooth mouthed mare mule, about IB
hands high. Will pay a liberal reward
for Information leading to recovery of
stock or their delivery to me aT my
home 2 miles north of Anna. Notify
SCOTT CAWTHON. Anna, H. 4 or
OOld'iMAN P14RKY. Oeputy Sheriff
Westminster, Texas.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The following announcements I"
the offices named are subject to 111•
action of the de'iioc atic primary to In
held July 22. 1922:
Kor County Attorney;
11 (1 It AD Y CM A NI >1 .I'll!
Kor Sheriff:
II. t\ IIOWRKY.
E. O, (OENK) BAUiWIN
LONG & ROPER TO
CHANGE DATE OF
SALE TO FEB. I0TH
■Xpii s,' i iii , l.iu lu.it ii.iiht.
1, II Hoiliinil. the ' ,vpi* si
(jer, was shot but li s .id. . t<
\\ us del III11 ll not to I .
received only a nuiim .i.. l
h «
'I'lie bandits hoarded tin ti ■■ ll
I'le.isiint Hill. Mo., a."U not oil at .,o
Held, a suburb ol K in .is City.
land wis shot when he u.u . >- •
liih revolvei as lie saw the in. n < i.i i
ilig til" express cur.
KxptvsH eoi. pan> olllcllils had not
made public the amount of the loss
. al ly toduy.
Aei-iiriling to Holland, the men en
tereii the ear by the end door. One
of tin in stood in the door holding a
revolver oil the express inesHen^er
while the oilier g">l tin keys to the
safe When the train passed through
Ijees Su111111It and Independence, Mo.,
Holland was ordered not to open the
door of the car to receive and deliver
express. He compiled with the order) aiul goodies to nearly nip
and no one knew a robbery wan going I ' hildrcn Friday •evening besides send-
on until the train reached Kansas) I'm «roc eries to a score or more of
City, I families.
A/'ei having iih.ii i veil ChrlMimaSj
■ Sunday. McKiniiey turned right
i round .mil entertliineii Santa Claus
• .inotmi day by refruiiiiug from
i.ij. . iii'llvity on Monday. Salur-
\ 11,eiiy w 'S a busy mass of hu-
ll II wns Christmas lOve Santa
\ i ll. i the i It} Satiinlay nlr.ht
i Sunila was a day ol cjlllet Scores
ii lilnner paitie:-, were Hie chief form
il i itei tninuiciil loi tin day a id In
h< iI'ti i iiooi numerous motor par-1
• ii iiowdeii lie roads !■-.'• Ii11oiil ol'
le eltj Monday wn- chin acterUeil by
iiinlay quiet. Cafes, drug stores audi
i ew ml stations were open during the
In) and early in the evening proprie
i.r. il plio'i oi business with h had
■linn',■ d op. .i a ii.irt of or all during
•i.i o \ closed their doors and went
ii im ,o i • a lroBi their labors.
S,ii in-day 11ii-,Iit all c hurches of the
illy Kiivi I In ■ I s i mas i*i" ig I'll ins and
ei Ii - bin ted with Christ mas trees. Santa
' lulls iIIm i'ihuted Kills to Hie eblhll'eil
1111 grownup , too, and the kixxI cheer
and kindness prevail) d everywhere
without exception.
I lie Klks' dun distributed gifts
hundred
May
19 2 2
Be Good to You.
ADAM BOND & CO.
Vv'e thank you very kindly
for past patronage.
i! PECOS COUPLE
VISIT FORMER
McKINNEY HOME
I i ihi:mi:.\ or city honor
GI'KSTN AT M.VN'QUKT;
SKKVH'K.N I'lt.VIHICD
(Continued from first page.)
MANY I'HtlMIM'.XT l \llt>
-or it liirriiK 1101 sic
\ l"l I.I', llltl'.l'.IH'.lts (OMIXi.j.jj ujjjj to jlttvo (.hem think ot me
As one with whom they liked to be;
I • - -■ —■* ow"irU like to make my home no fail-
one or more milk and butler cowh. | That they would ail be happy there,
will be Interested and Instructed by -j>0 f1UAe them think, when life is done,
Farmers or anyone else who
LIVESTOCK.
FOR SAUK—Three Holsteln
and bull, all 2 years old. Priced rea-
sonable or will trade for good Ford. T.
J Lane, K 2. McKlnney, Phone 79.
FOH SAl.hJ—About 50 pigs nil
slioats. Prices range from only $3 to
( euch. K. W. SWBBNBV or C R.
UNDEIUVUOIi. Phone 337.
NOTICE!—When In the market for
Registered Jersey cows, heifers oi
bulls blood line good all in gooi
shape. J 1. TOPI i. McKlnney. Tei
H. A liOiig of Melissa was In Mc-
Klnney on business and while here
stated that on account of conflicting
dates of his auctioneers that lie mid
J. A. Koper had changed the dute of
their sale from Feb. 22nd. to Fob.
10th., to be held In the new livestock
sales pavilion In McKlnney. Col. Elmer
heifers jK- Ouardhouse, noted autloneor of
Pylniara. Missouri, and Col. (Ire,.mi of
Wolfe City, well known Texas auc-
tioneers, will do tin.- scning of the stuff
with the assistance of the agRi'ffjiuion
of llcldmen who ivill be present at the
sale.
Messrs. Long and Roper feel en
couragi d over the prospects for t >iund
sale and state that their sale offering
Is looking good
WANTED.
i,AU(;i: family wants iboiit lee aen
good land on halves Address "K.
' temocrat -• lazii ti
MOW USE FOH MOLASSES.
.Mniiioota (ifllclal LK<«k.'( Water
(aiisoilnc By Tliclr Use.
In
1922 is almost here. Why not ex
change that old furniture t'"r new
am In the market for anything you
have to sell or trade Call Sin. CATW
KY S FCRNITUHK STi'RF.
Little dabs of cliea|i molasses on
j plain pine sticks in the hands of sixty
one oil inspectors in Minnesota have
j saved users of gasoline t housands of
dollars in the last year, r.ccording to
I Jlljalrnua Nllson, State oil Inspector.
Iietatls of this inexpensive but valu-
able test are given In Natural (las:
WANTEIi Will trade a good
tractor and a Ford fur a kooJ aulom.
bile, * truck or good note* T. f
R AIG at tee Factory
FOR SALE.
1 HAVE a nutnbei of New
Ranges at $30.00. Why not pay a Utile
iifference and start the new year with
a nlcc new stove. Phono ">18. CATH-
F,Y S FURNITURE STORE.
M.ittress renovating faultless wa
• re-war prices. Called for and dellve:
■ 1 anywhere. l<arge stock ticking'
•ather pillows, beds all sizes ati*"
•tyles retail and wholesale McKIN
SEY MATTRESS FACTORY Phor.
773.
n/ijywii*<va* ~i*- a
KOR SALE -1 Jrirge wood and coal
cook stovi i'an see ii at I. M Smith
Furniture Store
PYRHNE PENTINK relieves Ha-
Breath, Sore Qums and Dentine En
posuro. Tr\ a $1 00 box l days sntls
faction guaianteed. At I'rug Stores
FIVE acres with oztra good houss
was. if.> d wat-r. near McKlnney'i
} 100,000 College, for sr. le on gooi*
terms or exchange. See The MoKlo
Realty Co Phone if, This (•
I "Incidentally this simple tost for
j discovering water in gasoline has gone
nfv j out from Minnesota to a dozen other
States. On the theory that 'water is
heavier than gasoline and always
sinks to the bottom. Mr. Niisson d<
vised the simple test a year ago, A
stick n'i'pped In cheap molasses glides
through gasoline without showing an>
Method effect on the molasses. But when
water Is encountered the molassc
attending the annual meeting of the
Texas Jersey Cattle Club to be held
in McKinney January 4 and 5. Prac-
tical questions pertaining to the breed-
ing, rare, feed and production of
dairy cows will be discussed by the
best Informed men on the questions
in the state. Among those on the
program are, it. L. Pou, professor of
dairy husbandry of the A. ti M. Col-
lege, who will speak oil the subject
of "Progress In Dairy industry In
Texas as seen from A, iV .M. College."
C. M. Evans, dairy specialist of the,
A. iV M Extension Service, will also £ " r'1 u ki,,d|y ,,,u'
he a speaker. Another well informed |. ,uvu "l:"' "ow v0, y b' u"
man on the program Prof. J. W. | Hirlr y outhtul lives wore made
Ridgeway who was formerly at the
head ol the A. i*t M College litis-!
biindiy department. Ills subject wii|, 1 want Hiein to recall this place
be "The Show lllng a Means of De-
veloping Jerseys."
Other practical subjects will be dis-
cussed by practical breeders and men
well informed on the subject.
The sessions of tile Jersey Club an-
nual meeting will be held tn the new
pavilion-auditorium. This will be the
tii'Jit meeting to be held In this splen-
did new illO.OOt) municipal structure.
Many of tile prominent Jersey
breeders of the state will attend. We
hope our Collin county
local McKlnney citizens who are In-
terested In the dairy type of cattle
will avail themselves of this rare op-
portunity of hearing these prominent
men speak w ho are so well posted on
tile subject when they assemble ill our
city next week.
That here thuy had their finest fun.
Within these walls with love aglow.
They live tomorow's "Ixing Ago."
Nor Is the ttmo so far away
When now shall be thuir yesterday.
And they shall turn once more to sen
The littlu home which used to be
When comes that time 1 want them
then
To wish they could be here u.igln
1 want their memories to be
i\s one of charm and tender grace.
To love these walls of calm content
Wherein their youthful years wen
spent.
And feel through each succeeding
year.
The yllveil their happiest moments
hero.
I feel 1 shall have failed unless
This house shall shelter happiness,
Save they shall Hud their truest mirth
farmers and Around their father's humble hearth.
And liore life's finest joys attain.
I shall have lived my life In vain.
i v i —Edgar A. finest
Three Ambition- Aui*.
J. li Wilson mid wife of the l'eoos
i Texas) Knterprlse visited their
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Allle Dalton In
South McKinney Christmas. We had
the pleasure of meeting them and
having a social talk with them for u
few moments. Mr. und Mrs. Wilson
resided i McKlnney for u couple of
years during which time they mer-
chandised in South McKlnney. They
left McKinney about four years ago
and have since been engaged In op-
erating linotype machines and in edit-
ing newspapers. Both of them are
competent newspaper workers in both
the business and editorial and the
mechuniciiI ends of the newspaper
game. They have not lost interest tn
noV touch with their old McKlnney
friends and are regular readers of
the Daily Courler-Gaxette for which
they renewed while In our city. Mr.
und Mrs. Wilson are visiting Ills
mother, two sisters and a brother ull
lu Dallas during the holidays and ran
up to McKinney tg spend one day
with old home friends. Mr. Wilson's
brother, P. (!. Wilson, is a member
of the Dallas Journal reportorlal
staff. Mr Wilson states that his part'son, F.
oi the Pecos country has not had any Jonn 8
rain since Inst August.
| self had been active members ot the
department since IXttfi. He asked all
• xi nipt members of the department tn
stand up. Sixteen stood. It was dla-
eo\ered that of the sixteen, eight were
still lu active service. Mr. McKlnney
paid many tributes to the firemen,
their service, saerlllces and declared
that they atood ever ready to defend
McKlnney homes and property against
the ravages of the tire demon.
Two features of the evening not
on the progrum were the presenta-
tion of a handsome suit of clothea to
Chief McKlnney and a heavy woolen
sweuter to Assistant Chief Crouch by
the members of the department,
lloth responded appropriately.
The Rev. Clifford 8. Weaver, pastor
of the First Christian church, deliver-
ed the Invocation, and Dr. B. B.
Flncber. pastor of the Presbyterian
church pronounced the benediction.
YOl
C'A.N I 'HI E/JC
WAT I'. It Willi
\ I AN
It is easy to frecso walur with a
tan even on a hot summer day. Put. a
comes off the stick. When the stick Is low ll''"i's of water upon the table and
withdrawn the exact amount of water s,>' 11 "'in watch glass in
in the bottom of the tank is clearly re-
vealed."
HOW BEEF FEEDING PAYS
BI.TI EH THAN SELLING GRAIN
An Investigation Into
costs of beef production
Lelt, conducted by the Uniti
l-epartment of Agriculture.
three years, and 900 farms, s
ti resting facts concerning th«
the lilt l<
pool—u large thin -watch crystal will
do. Fill the watch glass with ether,
such as the surgeon uses to produce
sleu pillion the operating table. Now
fan the ether vigorously. In a very
short time the ether will uxaporutc,
methods anl 11 >'oti uttcmpt to lift the walch
in the corn K'nss you will iliul it held llrmly to the
d States '"ble by the ice which bus formed,
covering! There is one precaution to observe
hows In- performing this or any othei expert-
present ,l"'nt with ether: Never bring a Ilium
istatus of the Industry. Tlo- man who Into a room where a vessel o, ether I-
f'eils cattle is marketing his crops as"le n. Ether vapor is one of the most
hi feeds them. and. therefore, is Jtisti- Inflammable substances known, but it
tb-d In expecting a return equivalent 'je handled •With perfect safety so
to average market prices for the feeds
Even if he sometimes falls short of
such i return, lit has not necessarily
• \j • i n in od a loss The corn belt larin-
MOTIIEIt CARES,
While atendtng the Denton State
Normal, the following poem was writ-
ten by Linus1 P. McClendon to his
mother, on Mother's Duy:
When everything goes bad,
Ami you are feeling sad,
For somehow you seem blue,
.lust think of mother, she loves you,
When the world doesn't treat you fair.
Send for mother, she will care.
Guests Listed.
Following is a list of the guests:
Giles McKinney, Forrest Morrow,
Marlon E. Taylor, Robert Ware, Willis
Ware, Erwln Kerby. Henry Whits,
William Jones, l^on G. Furr, Tine Ker-
by of Farniersville, Kelly Worsham, O.
K. Snider, Willie Crouch, Gibson Cald-
well. J Frank Smith, Clifford S. Wea-
ver, E. It Flncher, Walter B. Wll-
c. Thompson, John Moore,
McKlnney, Paschal Kerby,
A tiro! Beldeu, Orlia Moss, Peyton
Adams, Marshall Pudgilt, Paul Wil-
son. Isaac Crouch, Arbie Sparlin, Wffl
J. Rhea, Jesse Graves, Charles
Hchiiltz, Ed S. Brown, A. A. Uagwill,
Carl Gallagher, M. 'I'. Jones.
Dr. H. B. Flncher, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, who whs a guest,
has attended twelve annuul banquets
to the department and declared thul
lie gets great pleasure from fellow-
ship found there.
"W
McKlnney s
urban home
united ui But
cr rt ho si'lls grain sometimes I ei elves
more for his crop than the one who
feeds It to cattle, but on the average,
for a period of j ears, except in cer-
tain limited areas, tin- man who puts
the feed Into steers and returns the
I manure to the land is the one who
comes
long aw it Is kept far awaj from i.
flame.
If you think it strange that it it-:
possible to freeze water in n warm
room by causing a rapid eMiporntlon
of other over It, what do you think of
the fact that men can live and cv.-t
labor In furnace rooms where Hi- tem-
perature of the air In many degree
higher than that of the human body"'
Grandmother ■wanted to luive the
biggest and whitest washing on the
line before the neighbors had theirs
out; to make the best soap. Jellies
bread and pies; to have the reputation
of keeping the cleanest house in town;
to be well married early In life; to
have a large tamily of well-behaved
children, and to have her friends think
a recipe must be good If she used It.
Mother wanted to be cultured and
relined and to do the proper thing at
all times; to be well married rather
lato In life; ho have two or three well-
dressed children; to be able to hire
and keep a good maid; to bo dressed
In good taste, and to havo her frlcndsh
think a word was spelled or pronounc-
ed correctly In her way.
Daughter of today wants to live in
the most exclusive apartment house In
the city; to bo able to drive her own
car; to have a chow, a Pekingese or n
Persian cat; to be married and di-
vorced a time or two; to have her
friends think her gown the latest lash-]
| ion or she would not bo wearing II; to |
; have girls ask her what kind of piriv-l
der and rouge she uses, and to make!
| men turn around.—Kalherlnc Negiey
i In Judge.
Miakc ( oils About Mali's Is-g.
Mllford, Del.—While gunning one
day, Walter K. Belts of the Phlladel
phla National lyague ball team got
! more thrills and chilis than three on
bases and none out usually furnish.
Walking through the underbrush he
noticed, as he supposed, a briar cling-
ing to his leg. When he got Into the
open ho discovered a large copper-
head snake tightly wrapped about the
calf of Ills leg. He Jammed the heel of
J. L. Snyder, coal and fuel dealer,
also public welgWr at Sherman, re-
turned home Monday afternoon after
out away from home. ?'.,en(llntf <-'"-lstmas at the home of
you will roam.
When you nl'C
Mother wonders where
She loves her lonely boy,
Wishing him much pleasure and Joy.
Mso at home she wants him there,
For she will love and care.
How I gently love my mother.
To take her place there Is no other.
For she Is always dear to me,
I will love her wher'er I be.
And she has said to me, "play fair,"
I will Mother because you care.
V. R. Plnkney of Farmorsvllle.
Rou'% 1. sends In his rencwnl to The
Weekly Democrat-Gazette.
his mothcr-ln-law, Mrs. Lee Talking
ton in city. Ills wife will prolong her
visit here for a few days longer be-
fore returning to Sherman.
Miss Ruth Brown, teacher of math -
canities in the Corsicana lllgli school,
has arrived home for the Christmas
holidays. Miss Ruth Is <t daughter of
Hon. and Mrs. Geo. *. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kerby and
daughter of Burkburnett are In Mc-
Klnney spc.idlug the holidays with
relatives anil friends.
Sell it with a classified ad
FOR SALE Frost proof tibhagt niaiiur to the land is the one who Yet If the temperature of their bodies
plants. All iarletics, 50'"i for H.Ot coups out ahead. The conclusion Is was to rise even so much as live de-
10.000, t".",('. less than Boon 11 60 per , based on feeling m Iowa, Indiana. 1111 grees they would become seriously ill
1000 F O. B Valdosta Klnacy Whole riois Nebraska and Missouri. Men seldom survive a body tempera
sale Plant Co.. Valdosta. Ga j The figures which contain thy re- ture of lu7 degrees, yet they can work
— —'guits of this Investigation wcr. obtain-.all day in an atmosphere much warm
Phone youi Druggist fur box I y en ,.(j jioni a large number of farms aml'er thnn this.
Dentine, use 20 or 3'• dn'.s if ' it I"' from several agricultural experiment! What causes the body to remain
fectly delighted return it to him an stations In the Middle West One phase steadily nt a temperature of 0H.fi dr.
get ?out '1" '' " '■ of the work deals with tie cost of grees under such conditions? The an-ihls shoe against Its head and held II
maintaining a herd of breeding cow - swor Is. of course, km rut. Sweat keeps'on the ground, while he unwound the
foi producing feeder cattle It was the body cool by evaporating from the rolls from his leg. Then, jumping back,
found that feed represented ii!i pe- surface of the body. Just as the ether he shot the snake and killed It.
cent of the cost of keeping a cow foi cools the water by evaporating from
|one year, while the other 31 per cent over It
I was for Interest, labor equipment and Whenever n liquid evaporates it uses 'spending the past few months with her
Incidentals. up heat Scientist* hnvr measured the sister. Mrs. Evelyn Henderson, and
sn-ralled heat of exoneration of family at ozona, Texas, has arrived
Miss 11 est e i Hendiiiks, teacher oi liquids. If requires n little more than home for the Christmas holidays
expression In this city, is spending Ave nnd one-third as much heat to I •
''hrlstmus week with her panrti in.d evaporate a gallon of water as Is re-1 Miss Mnurine Osburn a student III
KLAN PROBE
IS RESUMED
IN OKLAHOMA
Miss Rachel Shrnder. who has been
Ardmore i k Dm 27 Attorney j
General S Prince Fleeting of Okla
homa returned here today from Ok
lahoniM City to resume his invrstlgn
tlon of the Ardmore Chapter of the
Ku Mux Kin afi.r a laps, of two
days over th' «'hrlstm-iH holidays
othei relatives and friends at Alum
otiil,
. I -I investlg'l-
wlll confer two
The Attorney
tlon It N undei
phases.
j. Did the klan direct or partici-
pate In h< trlpb nilm* at Wilson
Dec. 15. wherein Jne Carroll, alleged
bootlegger and th two members of
the masked band wen >hot to death.
2 Is the klan sinister In charac-
ter ? . ,.
Freellcg's investigation of the
klan will l ' resumed when tin pre.
liminery trial of the thirteen defend-
ants cnarged with murder In connec-
n with the Wilson crime
elicd III Justice Court lit 'i
lis afternoon.
is fe-
o'olork
W I Smith of Post i Ity Is h'-re oi
a visit to his parents. Mr, and Mr-
Monroe Smith and other n I ,ii\i
— ■ —
T" si-rvi yon we|| nod make each
si i vice h Stepping store •n<v*rr)«
your perfect confidence Is my
desire
Clarence C.
Harris
Hincrnl Director and Embnliuer
Phone 3(5 or 9.1 .
PROMPT \Mlit'LAN !•
HERVHI;
McKlnney
i "Insettied ad" (111 your needs
Strict I >
Hanltar)
l.niiirlonsljr
t onifortahle
quired to hent a gallon -if water from T •'. IJ. Ft. Worth will spend
the freezing point to the bollieir point holidays with her parents, Mr.
Whether evaporation b« rapid ri Mrs. C. R. Osburn at Melissa,
when water Is boiling or slow as from ____-
a vessel of cold water, the total j
amount of bent used to evaporate a |
definite qnnnMtv Is always the same
When sweat evaporates f'-om Hie stir
fs'e of the hody. the body must sup
ply most of Hie heat needed to carry
on thi> evaporation. Thl« leaves the
body cooler. When we fan ourselves
we rause more rapid e\apotntlon of
wi it and consequently a more rapid
cooling of the body.
Dogs do not sweat externnllv, hilt
when a dog pnnts he forces th" nl>
through his lungs rapidly; more ws
ter evnpointes In his lung- and he l«
cooled.
The ether In the ateh Sins" evap
orates very rapidly It takes heat from
the I'l I- nnd th Water uty' /' til" «r a"'
"O much more rapidlv flirt* 'the water
can take hesrt from the air and th<
•'/bin top that the water b's-ornMi cold
> I Ollgh to freeue
t lu-
ll nd
EXCLUSIVE AUTO
AMBULANCE
I,iiiiLri (it.( r Service
Bay or Night
SAM J MAS31E
UNDERTAKING CO
funeral UlHJrtnr*
I'honcs 111, HI I at 14
Mi'HIllW), le«S«
May These
Be Yours
In 1922
May the Ye&i 1922 Bring You
-HEALTH,
-HAPPINESS
-AND PLENTY
Let us thank you sincerely for the very
fine patronage given us during the year
past. In 1922 we will try harder than ever
to make this just the kind of a dairy you
would have it be.
Pecan Grove Dairy
Sam Apple, Manager
Phone 793
1
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Perkins, Tom W. & Wilson, Walter B. The Weekly Democrat-Gazette (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 29, 1921, newspaper, December 29, 1921; McKinney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth291736/m1/12/: accessed May 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.