Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-EITHTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 13, 1919 Page: 4 of 8
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PAGE FOUR
Thursdayj'March 13, 1919
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We are showing the Great-
est values in North Texas
in Ladies' New Spring Ox-
\ fords and Pumps, for
$5.00 and $6.00 the Pair.
Choice of these elegant Low
Shoes in Brown, Chestnut, Tan and
Black. Oxfords, Pumps in Mili-
tary, Cuban and French Heels.
To Organize City Federation.
Tho Executive Hoard* of the sev-
eral Federated Clubs in Sherman
have culled a
|itornoou at 3
. ........... for tltesjiurpose of organizing a City
Federation!
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MATTERS OF SOCIAL INTEREST '<
HEAL SKIN
**-
Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat-
ing, Antiseptic Liquid
Etrbank-Sanfonl. ! eepted the clutlijuaUship of tilts com-
Tom Eubank and Miss Hosu V. Han- mittee,
[ford, well known young people of Mrs. Hunter in trot! need a letter;
| Sherman, were nulled in marriage from Mrs. Love joy. district president,j
jWednesday evening at the home of requesting the League to select its;
! thr Hi*v. mid Mrs. .1. \\. 4jlMgU\ No. <lr legate ami alternate at this meeting. j
91# Kast Chaffin street, the Kev. to the Federation session to he held
| Slagle performing tlie eereinony. A in McKinney in April. In deference |
Tew close friends and relatives of the to this wish, nominations were declar-
,.vomit: eonple were present The brltle ed in order and Mrs. .('lies Hunter!
j Is tile daughter of Mr,«. \\. L. Hanford wax ehoseti. Because of other press, i
j "f WKW kast t lunfin Mweti ing mutters. tb<* Hoctinn of alteruati'
whilo tin* ^ruoui is tiu|i!i»je<l tis ni wa« liiutK«*rtiwtlv Wt^pdi ,1
foreman at the Interstate Cotton Oil in atitieipajion of the presence of
I Refining Company and lives at No. the District (President. Mrs. ti.vcjnv!
TOO South Kith street. They will eon-' at this session. nil the Other federatml j
j thine to make tlidir home in Sber-uliibs „f Hlierman were invited to
| niun. their many friends join in ex | hm> Ix-ague in paying courtesy
tending their best wishes for a loin: to the distinguished visitor. I telega
it is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes
and similar skin troubles. Zemo.
obtained at any drug store for 35c or
£1.00 forextra large bottle, and prompt-
ly applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. It cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating,
disappearing liquid and is socthir ^lo
the most delicate skin. It is not gfer.:y,
is easily applied and costs little. >
t today-and save ail further distir
The E. W. Ruse Go.. Clevehw J < i
.;...........—.....- if--
First I’rcsliytcriun ciiurch Friday ev
and liappy wedded life.
I
INSURANCE
HALL 6 HARE
COMMERCIAL BANK BLDG.
PHONE 40.
tious were present from College Hill
Literary dull, Sherman Shakespeare
Club. Kidd-Key Forum and Tuesday
Literary Club,
Ax a very pleasing break in the
meeting for 1- rlday a t - j transact ton qfe^usiitcss routine, little
oehx-k at the Libraryj Helen y.eigle sang several seleetions
from late impular melodies and was
ai-eonipaniei! at -the piano by her
aunt. Mrs. Willmr Carter. The little
Songstress was surprisingly' sweet in
her renditions,^ her voice being quite
remarkable in one so young and iter
numbers elicited much applause.
At this juncture Mis. Lovcjoy nrriv-
Siieeial Meeting Called.
The Council of Mothers and Par-
J oirt-Teachers' Association -will hold a
called meeting at the .lutiior High
School Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock.
cuing at 7 :30. It is hoped to/organ-j
ize ill this time a Cify Union of Chris-
tian Endeavors, and all mombers of
C. E. societies are cordially invited in
attend.
r LOCK’S GARMENT SHOP
125 North Travis St.
*-/"lyle ‘Pageant
FRIDAY NIGHT YOU ARE EXPECTED
Every day that passes brings us the season’s smartest
new garments. Coats, Suits, Capes, Dolmans, Skirts, Blouses,
Silk Undergarmentry, etc.
YOU ARE WELCOME TO TRY THEM ON.
Sherman’s Only Exclusive Ready-to-Wear Store.
Spa rtaenns F, vended
meet
! All deli-gates and members are urged
I to be present as plans will la- formed
j for the district meeting of the Con-
gress of Mothers and I’a rent -Teachers’
I Associations which will be held in
ed pud was most cordially received by
Sliertntui >n April.
evervlxidy present. Mrs. Lovcjoy i-
eyrtainly true to type as a club
womau. thoroughly saiura'tcd -with tie-
spirit of service, overflowing with an
Do You Play Golf?
We have SPALDING’S Golf Clubs, Golf Balls, Caddy
Bags, etc. Come in and see them before you buy.
GYMNASIUM SUITS and SHOES.
Base Balls, Tennis Balls, Indoor Balls. Several Catch-
ers Mils that we can save you some money on.
-
The Reynolds-Parker Company
THE PRINTERS.
Ne. 721.
Official Statement of the Financial Condition of the
AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
AT SHERMAN,
Sherman Civic Is-ugue.
Mrs. LotJrande Woods, president
conducted a very animated meeting of
the Sherman Civic league at the Li-
brary yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Reports of standing committees
were called for by the elutir. eliciting
tin- 'following responses:
Mrs. Cra.veroft stated that she could
vouch for one (-lean alley which had
been made sanitary by private par-
ties. She had interviewed Mayor Rod-
gers relative t/i the Conditions of
streets and alleys, found him very
appreciative of the" Women's efforts to
Improve them, and pledged co-opera-
tion of the city authorities with all
the. League’s efforts to improve Sher-
man's thoroughfares and passage-ways.
He stated there is an ordinance
against throwing glass on streo’s.
and that if such obstructions were re-
ported to five city authorities, they
would tie promptly removed. Airs.
Crayeroft urged the memlters to re-
port such infractions of traffic regu-
lations.
Mrs. Vernon Brown stated
1 enthusiasm so eontagions that it
((Slickly coiutnuuicalex itself to all who
come in touch with her. and is inde-
fatigable in her efforts to promote
all the admirable movements for
which organized womanhood stands.
She was fittingly presented to the
nssemhlngo in a few well chosen
words by Mrs. Le Grande Woods, Lea-
gue president.
Her address opened with a refer-
ence to the. wonderful work accom-
plished by club women in behalf of
all war measures and necessities, but
said tiie lime had now arrived for
women to renew tlu-ir allegiance to
characteristic. cRjii work without neg-
lecting duty toward national issues.
She dwelt oh the patriotic servic.-
women of Texas ltad rendered the
mi turn in its day of war stress J and
said they had been a potential factor
in the success of our arms. Owing to
the endless interests involved. she
was compelled to touch only briefly
on the cardinal points of
Kidd-Key Music (Tub.
Tlio Kidd-Key Music Club met in
regular session Wednesday, - March
13th,
Various items of business were at-
tended to. The time limit of tin-
song ebntost was extended. Then it
was announced that tin- Kidd Key Mu-
sic ('lull would assist in entertaining
the State Federation of Music Clubs
when they meet here in Sherman,
tin- 17.th. 18th and lilth of April.
Then- will lx- an ;ulve.-;iscmeni par-
ly given in the gym t.ext week. Each
girl that attends vyill dress to repre-
sent some ad. AIL the girls looking
forward to this to be a vcyy jolly
occasion, plans were made to see
about arrangements for a Tory unus-
ual entertainment to be given under
the auspices of the Music Club. Fur-
ther anuoum-eitu-nts will be made
through the papers if the plan* .un-
successful.
The meeting was then furm*d over
to the program committee and -• the
following short hut very interesting
program was rendered:
The Uomantieistsf in piano Music.
Miss Eva Long. ' -
Piano solo—"The liorek-f Liszt:
Miss Bernice Wells.
Current Events in the Musical
World, Miss Mary Bergman.
REPORTER.
Jusodatetl Press Phpntrii]
Berlin, March 13 -R|«trtac|tit
forces under (irevjain- from govern-
ment troops Using artillery ami mine
throwers were abandoning their posi-
tions in Lieliteuberg this morning.
Tin- government forces took a large
number of prisoners, seme of whom
were executed summarily.
Mrs. M, Ellison will lie glut*
the < 'orset Parlor,
her hul.y friends at
Opera House corner.
Hours 9 to 5.
l’hone 1078.
Ulo-llUo-C
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
RELL-ANS
l«#FOR IN DIG ESTI O
Owing to confusion in dates the
eomx-rt at Reynolds-Parker Company
was- not held last night, but will be-
held tonight at S o'clock, without fail.
C( im- and hour this talented musician
demonstrate tlie Aeolian Vdealiou,
women's j and render a few vocal selections,
club work. ' j - mt3-lte
She rongratnlated Sherman and ■ - ■ ♦«
Grayson cuuirty on having its 'capable!
urban and Rural I>etnrm!fl,r»tkm
SERVICE CAR
Between Whitesboro and Sherman.
Six Roun dTrips Daily.
Phone Williams Hotel, 1763.
R. M. RAGLAND.
agents who an- diligently Inculcating
most satisfactory progress has boon „„ invaluabh- information t,
made in setting new shrubbery in the <>ur of t(K|HV W|m arc to W the
several parks , and that with <»nlv | home-makers ,Hndnietlmts of totnor-
two, men engaged th -the work, one ,.ow
thousand pieces of shrubbery ltad beenj site referred t« Sherman as iite
already placed, and the jutrks as an /uilyv town of its size in Texas having
entirety made clean and inviting. |„ detinite -planof beautification and
As proxy for Mrs. Hopson. Mrs. ,|f,Vf.lopment. She spoke of Sherman
Lankford slated that,the planting of with partioular pride and gave
LATE MARKETS
I the hedge, and ornamental shrubs at
fa.K»^iTrS*^ -of business on the 4th day of March
Hhpro,nn i',' S'V'rma" 1 » news(ai(s-r printed atld published
aherutan, Slate of fox as, on the ll’th day of March, lill.ll.
| West Hill had been completed. alTIcompliment.
the Ttjesday Litfrary Cluh ir pretty
as being the pioneers ir
11110;
regular work going on svstetuatieailLj providing the buindation for
and tilings in n gcnerallv gratifying
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, personal-or.collateral.....
________. v
Jmans, real estate ...'........;' ’'>
Liberty Bonds ...........- \. . . . . . "
Advancement on cotton.................
Furniture awl Fixtures...............
Hue from Approved Reserve Agent* net'.. .. . . . . . . .. *'
IHie from other Banks and Rankers, subject to cheek net
Cash Items ..................
Currency .................... .. i.!|!,*^ ”!i;!!"^|];
H|>eeic............... .........
Interest and Assessment, Depositors’ Guaranty Fund.
Revenue awl War Savings Slamps..........________......
534 ml 1. Li
73,705. S4
80,705.88
03.533.37
0,554.38
1-86,555.10
141),779.78
31,118.11
40,161.00
.!. 8.473.07 '
7,638 !Ml
347.71
Total..
... .|1,301,133.15
LIABILITIES.
. . .
Capital Stock paid in.
Nuridu» Fund
, , . , .fils.
Due to Banks and
Individual Deposits, subject to check..
Time Certificates of Dejmsit...........
t asbier's Cheeks ............' ..
.....
T'ndivjtled, I»rofi(s, net..
Bankers, subject to cheek, net,.
30O,0HfRtli¥-
14.000.00
3,-443.0!!
69.440,94
833,408.58
74,670.39
1 H,l 170.35
. c:; ..
Total....
KTatf, OF TEXAS.
County of Grayson.
AVe, Will LeaRe, as president, and K.
..........81.301.IP,3.15
.. . ,, , - — 8, Loving, ns cashier of said bank,
egeli of ns. dp solemnly swear that tin- above statement is true lo the best of
nr knowledge and belief.
eondi-t ion,
Mrs. Hilger reported the collection
of $40.30 membership dues since the
previous meeting, and she had also
secured two new members.
Mrs. Province said the Junior Lea-
gue was represented jn the Child
Welfare Exhibit by a beautifully ar-
ranged booth portraying the principles
of protecting birds and providing
them nesting houses In parks, private
premises, and o'lier available places.
This booth attracted many admiring
visitor*- flfn? riulTfmbt was a fine ubt
ject lesson to fix interest in the pro-
pagation and welfare of our fen titer-
ed friends.
Mr* Province followed this report
by ealling attention to the movement
'initiated in Dallas -to destroy bests of
.English sparrows. Hills, reducing the
increase of these little bird pirates. Site
coneituted her ut-port with tin- stat(>-
ment that the pupils of Washington
school have become deeply interested
in the preservation of birds and have
agreed to pu* up suitable bird houses
Id out ice- them to m-sr therein,.
“Tile Fred Thiuglas Colored School
hud also been visilei1 and the_______boys’
Interest awakened and they promised
■to place bird houses in the trees ad-
jacent to the school building anti Use
every effort to iiroteet tin- birds.
a fund
to establish a memorial to our gal-
lant soldiers. This cloli hail the
saneflon of Mayor Rodgers and See-
retary Surratt as originators of the
plan to eonsitrnet a memorial liottle-
varde between Sia-rman and Denison
awl set trees on each side thereof.
She urged club women to use everv
effort to gef eliildreu into school, and
referred feelingly to the large percent-
age of illiteracy disclosed by the
questionnaire.* submitted to our so'-
diets. She gave several pathetic il-
lustrations on: tills line. She made ait.
eilrnest plea In behalf of erring
women and. girls and spoke hi high
est comtnendalli n of fir. Carrie IVcav-
er Smith, who is doing such a won-
derful work as surterintendent of tie-
Delinquent Girls’ Training School a1
Gainesville. She spoke proudly of the
fact that the second district hud won
the nrize for having accomplished the
greatest number of Civic Surveys,
which result she said had been largely
aceompllsbed kbrouglt the tireless en-
ergy of ottr Mrs. Silas Time, who is
civic elpiiitnan of tia; sec<»iid. tliKtri»*t
She earnestly 'urged the planting of
trees jiiitf shrubs oti both city and
rural-school grounds.
She made a plea for the establish-
ment of more eireUlating libraries,
chiefly for tin- benefit of rural schools
and eonimnnitif-s. reminded all the
WILL LESLIE. President.
, * . K. S. LOVING Cashier.
SulwcrIW-d uml sworn to before me this 13th day of March. A.' D. 1919.-
l.LOYD ETCH ISON,
! ..Notary Public, Grayson County. Texas.
Correct—Attest: •
, j (>. D. McREVNOLDS.
% Ml TPCK. (Seal.)
D. S. THOMPSON, Director
Miss Cunuinghaill's excellent report (o tmv ,,1(>tr F(sh-rntion dues,
oa pure food was read by the secre-' hU address with n
pirv and evidenced the continued Vfl,.v (.ordi:,l invitation lo Shermar
faithful atld capable service the i"' dob women to attend the sessions of
spretor is rendering Sherman. The ,h(1 s,1(.nn<| j,lsh.irt Federation in
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid in Shrrman for—
Wheat, No. 1, |a-r bushel .......$3.181
Wheat. No. 2, „ia-r bttsliel ......$3 15
Oa ts .... ... .7........(Kk
Corn .. . . , , . $ 1 40]
Prairie hay. per ton .. .. 4...... .$34
Alfalfa iiajv-|H-r ton ....'........$331
Johnson grass hay, per tou .$33 to $34 I
Oat straw, per ton .......-.$8 to #IU]
Poultry’ and Country Produce, Whole
sale Prices Paid in Sherman.
Hens .. ................ 3(k* per lb
Fryers (anything over-2Vj lhs. in
weight) hen prices; under 3Uj
lbs.. ...............25c per lb.
Turkeys................23c per lb
Geese .......................$1.00
Ducks .............. .... (U)C each
Egga.... .. ... .
Country lull ter
.35e dozt-ii
,35e to 45c per lb
Sherman Colton Market.
Cotton io. lint ................... ,24c
Cottonseed .. . . ..............$64
Sherman I,i vest nek Markets.
Hogs...... .... ............. ,14c
Calie. jx-r Hi ......3Gj to 10c
Sheep, jter Hi ..............8 to 10c
Lambs, per lb...................10c
Miss
Tiresidciit warmly colnuiendcd
Cutmingiuim's work.
Tin- corresponding seeiv'tary.
E. e. Hunter, was instructed to send
evprecsieiis of anpreeiation to the
Sherman Floral Coui|i»nv. Texas Nnr-
i scry and ScUll-Swain-Wallace for fit-
Att ova*
ad jolt rn-
©ifo® W@<Blk
We will shrink—Free of charge,
all Ginghams and other cotton
piece goods bought. This will be
a gr^at benefit, as it will save time
to you in having to srrink them
at home. The machine we use
is the latest method for shrinking
materials, and is used by the larg-
est stores in the East.
of the Child
vors on tin- occasion
j AVcifarc Exliihit,
Mrs. Veenon Brown, secretary.
. .... home town. McKinney.
„ Itlon awaited her before
went. -
Mrs. Lovcjoy announced Mrs. Flor-
ence Floon- of Cleburne as the Second
District’s candidate for State Presi-
dent. ,
i
The
“Tattatachan Class.”
‘•Tattutinban” (which menus
l,K'il1 " fv 'Vl’d Committee of Hie I cnl>ll<,t Bpart) class of Iho
Federated Chibs brought an earnest Jr'av'is Strwt" MetbflS’ist Church’ licbl
cotwi its montlily in<M*tin£ yostordav at*
invitation to th<* r.A*iiguo to s<»nd M«
! executive board to a meeting to be fprnd6n )lt tll(, their tea-ber.
jhc-h, Friday afternoon to effect the Mrs Uay Hutt „„ East Hrockett
i "'stituting ot a < Ity I-(-deration of KfrpPt. The meeting-was called
(Mtrhs. - t
Mrs. pylo reported' the sum
$76.40 In .the treasury last
Take advantage for this and make
your purchases for Shirtings, Ginghams
and Cotton Suitings.
to or-
der by the president. Miss Vivian Ktil-
lat-d. and the minutes of the preti-ws
...pm- imnsay »a “oof'1- meeting were then . read by the sro-
which had been redwed by the can- mNry. Miss fmira Lbnisc Grlnncll.
celiat'on of »_imte for $63 held t-v | After the tutsiness meeting a delight--
Hie Commercial National Bank. *4 m HO(.)|ll hMlr vvas eufoybd 1.x all.
for, hvo np-nths RUplmuo scrvfN- »t, Miss-nrlmtcll favored flic » members
Hie Rest Room and $3 for window
YESTERDAY'S FORT WORTH LIVE-
STOCK MARKET.
' K(n-t worth, T(%. March i:t. About
the only fcatnre couneeted wiih the
cattle trade Wednesday was tlu- sale
of several cars of South T-.va.-i (mvs
at $40 to $10.50. and heifers at $1'1
These prices were considered about
steady with the recent deellne. Otti-
<-r«ise’the market was a slow, pis'.Ring
affair, with prices e ei.l, to lower, l’.e
ceipts were estimated at 3,000 cattle
and 400 calves.
An advance of fully 35 to 50 cents
was willingly granted for bogs, but at
that this market is still out of Hue
With other trade centers. One good
> onslgnmi-ut brought $18.50. Bulk
sales made a range of $17 to $17.75.
Pigs gained strength, the. best going
at $13 to $13.50. Hog receipts were
close to 3,500 la-ad. Tile market was
active.
Fresh receipts of sheep reocliod 700
head. In addition were several loads
carried over from Tuesday. The mar-
ket was steady. Lambs brought $17.
((notations.
t 'at tie—Beeves, $8.50® 14.50; . Stock-
ers, $8fd\l4; cows. $3.5tir(/10.50: lieif-
Service that
Serves!
-Denison
-Sherman
-McKinney
-Dallas
-Waxahachie
-Hillsboro
-Waco
-Ennis
-Corsicana
-Fort Worth
reached hourly
ASK
OUR
AGENTS
JEWELERS
OPTICIANS'
Examination Free.
EMIL BENZIL’S
LUNCH ROOM
Everything in Season.
Merchants Lunch Served Daily,
11 a. m, to 2 p. m.
SHORT ORDERS
SERVED LIKE YOU LIRE IT.
INSURANCE
Coploy£ Mills^
M&P Bank Bldg. PhonoS3Z
!=?
xhildes needed tia-Tc. *
Tlie'elciir htiahtmi-ed Hie -formation
cf a new i ommnn-cv, .in . inuuU.-^f-'it.V,
BWint.ifienlien. - and 'nVlntioned some
jvlth a lntmort tfs Imt' lii'ghiy blekshig'
reading and several ntusif-al nmnhers
h'dre (lien enjoyed.
crs. $4.50/013: hulls. $7/fi8.50; calves^
$4,50/013.50.
Hogs Henry. $l8.35/u 18.50: nied-
ium. $17,756/1*35: light, $17.6(1/0 IS;
mixed. $15/o 17.25: cmtimou, $53/o 15;
pigs. $!l/oH 4. -.-•■ y
Slieep*—L-nnlis, $14/o.l7; ydnrlinge,
9,1 (to w 13: ewer. $11 /gi
12; cull*. $9fi U>4 goats, $37.
DUFF-HOOD SERVICE CAR
Pars leavc Kherman from S'orth SJde Cif,- nr.' Arcade Hotel —-
Fx-ave Ralph Burhu'x liestaorant from Wimeahoro and ears’ make con-
unctions with ail trains hi and out of Whiteslairo
PHONE 1112—NORTH SIDE CAFE.
PHONE 1249—ARCADE HOTEL
am- no),n. v" w" w p (,(mK
How is Your
Fishing Tackle?
DANGER SIGNALS
«• IHiring tlie social Itour delicious in- ------------- JJA[)
~ ,|i
wavs in which its- functions could now,.,:
frexlimentx of ice eft-am and cake
utilized. Mrs. Ib-cd Markham has ae-
CI.ASS REPORTER.
A Texas Wonder
The Texas Wonder for kidney and
biadder troubles, gravel, diabetes. we»k
and lame back, rheumatism and ir-
regularities of the kidneys and blad-
der in both men and women. Regu-
lates Madder troubles tn children. If
not sold by your druggist will be sent
hy mall on receipt of $1.25. One small
bottle is two months treatment and
often cares. Send tdr sworn testimon-
ials. Dr. B. W. Hall, 2928 Olive 8t., St
Louis, Mo.. Sold by druggists. -- —
Circle Vlehd*ers Quilting.
Circle Njo. 1- of tlie Travis Street
Metlirtdist Church is holding an all
day meeting tipVv at the home of Mrs.
C. M. English ou South Crockett
strts-t. Quilting for the Red Cross is
occupying tlie program of this meet-
ing.
Fellowship Supper.
-Gi,
U
: ;tW win la. a Fttasgffiip.
.........*'.*.*
. . .
BLOOD
Pimples on tin- face, hunches in the
neck, sallow anil swarthy complexion,
roves, ulcers, niitcous (attches, copiK-r |
colored s|>ots, scaly skin affections, {
constipation, inactive liver, tlyspep-j
•la and stotnacli trouble* are common
symptoms of poisoned blood. There Is
no remedy offered today to tin- pub-
lic that has so successfully cured
these diseases as "Number 40 For Tlie
Blood." An old doctor'* prescription
containing the most rel la lib- alter-
atives known to medical science.
Put up by J. C. Mendenhall,™Eva
Theyt’e
Bitin'
Now
Look your outfit
over and let us s^P-
your v
—rAdvcr-
l* ;ra®|*3
ply
We have
thing.
s i ■ •'
See our Large Show Window for
Suggestions.
ants.
Every-
Scull, Swain and Wallace
tVX i, nm GOOD SERVICE STORED
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Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-EITHTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 13, 1919, newspaper, March 13, 1919; Sherman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth721092/m1/4/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .