Newspaper: New York Community News 1913, Henderson County TexasCottonwood: 
Henderson County, Texas


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New York Community News 1913 Henderson Co. 
TXNew York
Athens Daily Review 1913

Are having some very bad weather and most of the cotton fields are white and 
corn still in the field. Farmers have made a fine crop of all kinds. But if the 
bad weather continues very much longer they will lose more than have saved. T. 
J. FULLER has just returned from New Mexico where he has been prospecting. He 
will leave very soon to make that his home. He says that is a poor man's 
country. Fine country for stock. Joe YOUNG has moved to his new home near 
LaRue. We regret very much to lose Mr. YOUNG and family. 

Grandma DISMUKES who is visiting her granddaughter Mrs. MORROW, has been very 
sick but is able to be up. Grandma is getting very old and feeble. Hasn't very 
many more days to stay in this world. Her home is with her granddaughter Mrs. 
W. A. PALMER at LaRue. Mr. HOLLEY and family spent Sunday with J. R. FORESTER 
and family. Several from here attended the show at LaRue Saturday night. Br. 
CALLAWAY preached Sunday eve. Preaches also next Sunday eve. Miss Irene DICKSON 
left Sunday eve to attend the Baxter school. Harrison Bailey has moved to 
Reid's Branch. 

Transcribed by Bunny Shumate Freeman