Fort Davis News Roundup Highlights Local Life and Events
Fort Davis reports a busy period with tree plantings led by Dr Irving and community groups, a Big Bend geography query, school and church events, a fire scare at a home, a Fort Davis high school show, a store robbery at Union Trading, and plans for a new Humble gas station. Community figures include Mrs. M. B. Anderson, Miss Lena Terrill, and W. S. Miller among others.
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Rb. Irvi
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Texa
Irving
Gilead
Hicks Grays
Cemetery Association
Jim McElroy
Clarks
Harold Thompson
Ed Mueller
Marta Presbyterian Missionary Society
Alpine Presbyterian Missionary Societies
Methodist Missionary Society of Marta
Billingsly Ranch
M. B. Anderson
H. G. Thompson
J. K. Miller
Martha Prude
J. H. Clark
Ionary Union
Buckner’s Orphan Home
W. 8. Miller
Hotel Limpia
Rain Damps Davis Mountain Region Affected by Hail
Fine rains drenched the Davis Mountain region from Wednesday night through early Tuesday night with heavy hail described as a gully washer. Orchardists report little fruit damage, though four inches of hail were observed in places. a registered Hereford sale is planned at the Highland Fair in autumn.
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Davia Mountain
District meet notes show second in high jump and delayed results
An occasional observer reports a district meet where an athlete placed second in high jump and a planned political event postponed due to publication timing. Details are fragmentary and timing unclear.
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Auocing Guy
Texas Veterans Receive $7,790,000 in Loans
A Dallas report shows $7,790,000 in loans issued on 22,740 certificates to former service men. B H Murphy, legion service officer, notes loans filed March 9 and 10 are being processed, with earlier applications already in hand as he travels from San Angelo to the convention.
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B. H. Murphy
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Evans Appeared In McCamey News Overdue Reissue
A brief item notes Evans appeared in the McCamey News concerning overdue re issue and to service officers, indicating ongoing administrative or legal proceedings.
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McCamey News
Man claims tear gas blinded him in court
In El Dorado APR, Pett y faced charges of drunkenness. He told the judge he was not drunk, claiming his wife shot him with tear gas and blinded him.
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el Dorado
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