Pecan Growers to Meet in Gonzales Texas
About 400 members of the Texas Pecan Growers Association plan their annual convention in Gonzales the second week in July. W. E. F. Donovan notes Gonzales County produced about 5 million pounds of pecans valued at roughly 550 thousand dollars for 1926, with substantial carload shipments and strong market demand. He cites abundant native groves along the Guadalupe and San Marcos rivers and calls for intelligent clearing, thinning, and potential commercial orchards to boost yields and profits.
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Gonzales
Texas
Guadalupe Valley
Texas Pecan Growers’ Association
W. E F. Donovan
Gonzalés Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Gonzales County
Donovan
Mr. Donovan
Guadalupe
San Marcos
San Matcos
Flashes of Life Vignettes From Across America
A collection of short dispatches dated June 8 from New York Newark Kansas City and Washington sharing odd news and light anecdotes. Notable items include Mrs Ella Boole praising Lindberghs restraint, Steeplechase Kelly vowing eight days atop a flagpole, a newborn Reynolds in Kansas City, Phillips Carlin promoting an air ascent on WEAF, a recurring elopement tale in New York linking Dr Hartung Ida Allen Murilla Gerndt and John Grodder, and pecan farming notes expanding Gonzales County Fair to Pecan Expo reflecting rising pecan interest.
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Newark
N. J
Steeplechase Kelly
New York
F. Emil F. Hartung
Ida Allen
Murilla
Andrew Gerndt
Murilla Gerndt
John Grodder
Nova Scotia brothers Dawson and Archibald Geldert sail Cutty Sark reunion
In Brooklyn creek history, Nova Scotian sea captains Dawson Geldert and Archibald Geldert of the Geldert family meet after 30 years. Their lineage includes their father, six uncles, grandfather, and great-grandfather all serving at sea as captains.
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New York
Dawson Geldert
Archibald Geldert
Dawson
Archibald
Cutty Sark
Arthur Zwicker
Brooklyn
Here There and Everywhere in Local Notes
Mrs. Sam Paige returns from Lampasas where she visited her grandmother accompanied by her mother Mrs. Fox of Texline. A mysterious beast sighting is reported, described as terrorizing the area with an unknown presence.
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Sam Paige
Lampasas
Mrs. Fox
Texline
Nandi bear terrorizes Kenya Colony natives at night
Reports describe a creature called the Nandi bear terrorizing natives in the Kenya Colony of India. It allegedly walks on hind legs, has cream-colored hair and long claws, roams at night, and is feared more than a lion. The acting game warden notes tracks support upright movement.
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Kenya
India
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