The Fairfield Recorder (Fairfield, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, February 13, 1925: Searching Inside

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... and Lamar King, of Teague; Sandy King, of San Angelo; L. E. King, oi Brownwood; Misses Helen and J. vin... a King, who reside with Lamar at the old homestead here. Surviving are a! WHOLE LIMESTONE COUNTY FAMILY...;, Dr. Morgan Calloway, English piefeosor at the University of Texas, County officials claim. Dr... at Fairfield. I entered the university six months la- Eight years later, in 1852, they set- ter than her... and Lamar King, two of enter Judge Bradley’s office, where the old timers in Teague, composing | Mrs

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.... Fort Worth, Phona Lamar 8138. CONCRETE MIXERS rAY-OLD Chick*—Good, strons ^ick*; pure bred. Barred Roc... feel thjat you are going to win the scholarship given by the University. This will mean a great deal

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.... ’7'"or" ""T iar ;0 of Life "V/hrn change of life began on me,” says Mrs. Lewie Usher, of Lamar, Mo., “I

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... of Mission, Hidalgo county. Miss Drummond is a graduate of the law department of the Texas University. sity... to the Texas Christian University of Fort Worth by Mrs. Burnett for the advancement of liberal learning

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... acres mixed land Lamar Count cotton makes a 600-poi thick on the stalk*. Li FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

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... about $2.50. $41,000 IN ROYALTY. The University of Texas oil lands, in Reagan county, produced a royalty