Railroads face competition as Stephenson calls for fair treatment
Rome C Stephenson president of the American Bankers Association urged fair highway motor competition and urged sound economic railway consolidation. He praised President Hoover and argued for public policy to protect railroads investments in rights of way and current maintenance costs while noting motor lines have not paid for similar rights of way. He urged state and national inquiries into the public economic interests involved and the potential need for reduced motorbus and truck tolls to balance highway and rail competition.
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Otto Strid and Company to Perform at Granada July 8
Entertainers Otto Strid and Company, led by the accordion wizard, will headline a one day Granada Theatre engagement on July 8 with matinee and night shows. The act features Buford Gamble, Bobby Martine, and the Norman sisters, dancers deluxe, praised after a successful run on the Publix stage circuit.
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Granada Theatre
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Accordion
Buford Gamble
Bobby Martine
Mnes
Sincer
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Announcement Tea Crowns Bertha Hancock Engagement
Mrs. George Baines and daughters hosted a Tuesday afternoon tea announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Bertha Mae Hancock to Paul Lee Abernathy. Guests received rings with a tiny white satin bow bearing the announcement amid gladiolas and Shasta daisies in the Baines home.
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George Baines
Helen
Elizabeth
Baines
Bertha Mae Hancock
Misses Helm
W. B. Hancock
Miss Prances Gillett
H. Morelock
W. E. Caldwell
Lulu White
Gene Benson
Earl McElroy
W. H. Terry
Annosne Bertha Mac
Paul Lee Abernathy
Zeb Deole
H. L. Kobernot, Jr
Bernal Slight
W. van Sickle
Thalia Gillett
Sta
ORS GUEST WrTtt DANCE AT RANCH
Parsons Kansas hosts a garden party style dance on a ranch porch with colored lights, floral arrangements, and a full orchestra. Guests include Irene Fordyce Laura Mitchett Martin Hazel Ward Alice Lancaster and many others from across Texas and Kansas. A social event of outstanding importance honors Miss Tres vordyce of Dude Ranch with plans for future dances and gatherings at Haley's.
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Hazel Ward
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Bay City
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Mary Louise Bennett
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Frances West
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Berth Mae Hancock
Ethel Clifford
Merrill Pouncey
Georgia Benson
Estelle Moore
Maurine
J Donald
Frances Gillett
Elizabeth
Keefer
Cedric Anthony
Jack Edwards
Taxi
Donald Peters
Scott
Coleman
Francis O'Leary
Bill Hale
Harold Sims
John Kokernot
Johnnie Caldwell
Campbell Barker
Oscar Graham
Ray Turner
Jo 7. Howse
Liewis
Elis
Aimice
Fort D. A
Russell
Messrs
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Ford Cochran
Hodges Schroeder
Calvin St. Clair
W. H. Terry
Bernal Slight
Jack Cross
Gene Benson
Dilll etts entertain relatives visiting guests note
Mrs. FE Gillett entertained relatives and family connections on Thursday afternoon. Guests came from out of town including Mrs. Carrie Barron and Miss Ruby Mae of San Antonio, Mrs. Partain and daughter, Mrs. Cook, Miss Bertha Harris of Cuero, Miss Evelyn and Miss Miriam Goforth of Comfort, Mrs. W B Hancock and Bertha Mae Hancock, Mrs. George Baines, Mrs. John Gillett, Miss Thalia and Miss Frances Gillett, and the hostess Mrs F E Gillett.
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Carrie Barron
Ruby Mae
San Antonio
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Bertha Harris
Cuero
Evelyn
Mir.iam Goforth
Comfort
W. B. Hancock
Bertha Mae Hancock
George Baines
John Gillett
Thalia
Frances Gillett
F. E. Gillett
Texas Farmer Finds Hidden Cash On His Farm
Frank Kiesel a tenant farmer near Schulenberg unearthed a buried cache while working in a field. He found bundles of ten and fifty dollar bills totaling between five and nineteen thousand dollars. Local speculation names train robbers or forgotten hoards as possible sources.
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Heat saving refrigerator ad from Alpine Texas
An old appliance advertisement from Alpine Texas promotes a no service expense refrigerator with very low operating cost. Featuring Berkeley Building on Holland Avenue and noting Chas. Chambers as dealer and F. W. Steere as sales manager. The offer highlights a one cent claim and references the Alpine market.
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Vertex
Berkeley Bldg
Holland Avenue
Chas. Chambers
F. W. Steere
Mer
Alpine Texas
Alpine Golfers Prepare to Meet Del Rio Team
Alpine golfers will depart early this month for a match against a Del Rio live squad, managed by Jimmie Keefer. The border city team accepted Alpine's challenge and plans to travel next Sunday if possible.
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Alpine Golfers Face Del Rio in Weekend Match
Local golfers Keefer Temple Pouncey Harry Watson B Graves and others boast strong form after beating Port Stockton twice and winning a Pecos tournament plaque over Midland Odessa and Wink entrants. Keefer says they’ve whipped everyone but fear Del Rio, while Alpine expects a steady battle from the visitors.
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Temple Pouncey
Harry Watson
B. ©. Graves
Port Stockton
Pecos
Midland
Odtessa
Wink
Pecos Steelf
Lan
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