Marathon Study Club Meets On Historical Places Program
The Marathon Study club met at Mrs. Hopper’s home Wednesday for a program on Historical Places led by club historian Mrs. Buttrill. Mrs. Barnam spoke on Local Places We Should Preserve for Posterity, and Mrs. Worthington presented Historic Spots. Members and guests enjoyed refreshments as the group discussed local history.
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Marathon
Hopper
Buttrill
Barnamave
Old Post
Worthington
Stilwell
Mesdames L. Ritchey
Dozier, Stillwell
Arnold
Burnam and Fuller
Outdoor Supper With Pineapple and Sausage Baked Potatoes
An old outdoor supper detail describes stuffing potatoes with canned Vienna sausage, baking on embers until done, and serving with pineapple slices and canned cherries. The event also notes a pie style dessert baked in a small tin, a list of attendees including Mrs J C Penny and several local names, and mentions preparations tied to the San Angelo to Sonora Santa Fe extension work.
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Ima
Santa Fe
San Angelo
Sonora
Topeka
Kansas
Santa Fe Man Delighted With Big Bend Country
George J. Fleisch aged 51 of Santa Fe reflects on a long career with the Santa Fe Railway. He has spent years handling supplies during the construction of extensive projects in the Big Bend country, expressing satisfaction with the work and the region.
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Santa FE
Big Bend Country
George J. Fleisch
The
Santa Fe Railway
Worm warning prompts using White's Cream Vermifuge
A fragment advises alert readers to watch for signs of worms in children and promises a remedy with White's Cream Vermifuge. It suggests buying two bottles to expel worms and cautions about abdominal pain and appetite loss as indications.
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Nature
Osage Range Cattle Population Figures Noted
The Kansas City Daily Chronicle reports Osage range cattle numbers from a Fred family of Hiram Brogue and his Keeler of Barterville Oklahoma. They cite as many as 200000 cattle kept on the Osage range, with recent declines and many Texas cattle also moving into the Osage range.
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Fred
Hiram Brogue
Keeler
Barterville
Okla
Lamotte
Kansas City
Crov
Texas
Osage
Farm population drops as urban migration grows in 1929
The American Farm Bureau Federation notes 1,876,000 people left farms for cities in 1929 while 1,267,000 moved from cities to farms. The farm population on January 27 stood at 22,222,000, the lowest in 30 years.
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Cites
American Farm Bureau Federation
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Zetha Hicks
Zoye Deele
E. B. McCoy
Fried. McCamey
Ft. ‘Worth
Miss Marie Simpson
Marfa
Methodist Church
E . Dawson
Baptist Church
del Rio
Louise Crawford
Worth McCoy
Leland Dickson
John Perkins
Alpine
Mrs. K. B. Kendrick
Hot Springs
Bob Chappell
Comstock
E. B. Burdwell
San Antonio
Geordie Page
Wright
Roy Stillwell
Glen Crawford
Edith Hupernanser
Dick Wilson
Tran
L. F
Velma McGinley
Geo, Wright
D. M. Hopper
L. L. Hess
Leonard
Charley Hess
Decie Ranch
Martha Gore
Syhey
J.C. Penny
Bruce Duncan
Mise Gore
Lonnie
Donnie Parker
Edward Bardwell
C. A. Miller
Nell Sansom
Helen Jackson
Julia Nall
Ante Mae Turner
Bill Hargus
Lloyd Carter
Eddie Joe Hanrock
Oiiie Roberts
Marie Stillwell
Florence Coleman
Saveory
Big Bend
BIG Bend Grocery
Kodak
O. C. Kennedy
Sratocked
Whiteside Lumber Alpine
Kon
Hew Garage
Bus
Edg
Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co
Highland AI Realty CC CO
Mojave Theatre
Alpine Motor Company
Ford
Studebaker
Commander
President
Tory
Hord Motor Company
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