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- Lena Stone Criswell
THE DAILY
DEMOCRAT
Thirty-First Year - Number 12
Marlin, Texas, Friday, May 15, 1931
Briefly Told
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Retail
Merchants Association tonight at Chamber of Commerce headquarters on Winter
street.
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"Crops are in need of some hot weather," said E. W. Robbins of Reagan, who was a
Marlin visitor today.
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Mrs. W. D. Thomas is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. P. Huchingson, in Mexia, who
is recovering from injuries received in an automobile accident recently.
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S. H. Collins of Fort Worth recovered a lost car as a result of an "ad" inserted
in The Democrat by Constable B. B. Cooley, who took the car up near Marlin where
it had been abandoned.
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There will be a meeting of the Retail Merchants Association in Chamber of
Commerce room at 8 o'clock tonight. An invitation is extended to all
merchants and business and professional people to attend this meeting.
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A flue fire at a on Island street occupied by A. Shaw resulted in an alarm being
turned in to the Marlin fire department at 11:40 a.m. today. The blaze was
curbed before any damage of consequence resulted.
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W. W. Stirman, Marlin representative of an insurance company the last three
years, has been promoted to district superintendency of the concern at Waco and
will take up his duties there immediately. His family will join him at
Waco at the close of school.
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G. S. Buchanan, secretary of the Marlin Chamber of Commerce, and E. E. Fannin
and L. B. Chambers went to Mexia this afternoon for a meeting of representatives
from points in the East Texas Chamber of Commerce district, of which Falls
county is a part.
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