Francitas,
Jackson County, Texas |
Volume
2 #1
FRANCITAS
EXTENDS TH
Special
Anniversary Candy at the Francitas Pharmacy
The
Rev. W. A. Boggess state evangelist of the Christian Church is holding a
protracted meeting in the Francitas Christian church which he will
dedicate Sunday morning at |
Volume
2 #2
FRANCITAS
CELEBRATES
First
Anniversary Observed in Most Appropriate Manner.
Men
of Prominence in the Nation in the List of Speakers
Anniversary
Notes
The
bunch of
A
barbeque where venison and beef are both served is as delicious as it is
unusual, and our
The
northern guests were busy craning their necks to view passing geese which
lined the heavens constantly.
IF
I LEAVE
By
W. M. Maupin
If
ever I leave
Where
balmy winds blow and never a snow, the sweet blooming roses obscure.
If
ever I leave
I’ll
forward my freight to the
Right
here in this new Francitas—
The
future metropolis, brothers, we all of us hope to see.
We’re
here among friends and neighbors; our hearts are as light as the foam;
For
here in this new Francitas we feel we’re at home, sweet home.
They
tell us that here in
That
physic and pills and syrups and squills are something that no one sees.
They
say that the soil’s so fertile it laughs to the plow’s refrain;
That
seasons are one in the golden sun that ripens the fruit and grain.
And
seeing, we can believe it; we know it’s the truth you tell;
We’ll
join in your praises singing, the chorus we’ll gladly swell.
If
ever we leave
A
citizen here in Francitas, that is one year old today.
Greetings
From Bixby.
The
disappointment of the year
Lies
in the fact I am not here
To
see you all and have my say On this, our grand Francitas Day.
While
all is just like summer here,
This
glad month of the closing year,
A
moment let your thoughts stretch forth
To
snow-scenes of the frozen north;
Then
will you have good cause to boast
The
comforts of the
The
singing of the meadow lark,
The
fresh night-breezes after dark,
The
picture of this golden town—
White
city ‘midst the green and brown.
Your
faces now I seem to see,
And
every one looks good to me;
I
see full many who I know— I met you all a year ago.
To
stay at home was my sad fix, Yet am I here by proxy, BIX |
Volume
2 #3
Dr.
James G. Brooking and wife and Miss R. K. Traylor and family as well as
Edmond Traylor, son of John Traylor, were among those attending to
business in LaWard Saturday and shopping at the always well supplied
store of A. C. Joines and Brothers. A meeting has been called for Saturday night at Joine’s[sic] hall to organize a Fruit and Truck Growers association. Every one invited. |