Community News Roundup from Ector and Nearby Areas
Mrs Ethel Cooper visits Windom relatives and many locals travel for visits to Dallas Bonham Cooper Lubbock and Savoy. Oil drilling progresses south of town while a dwelling rises on the highway. Residents note heavy rain and crow issues with cotton crop worries. Several visitors return home from Dallas Commerce and Terrell with assorted reports of accidents and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Cooper
Windom
Ector
Ed Smith
Honey Grove
Henry Allen
Beulah West
Lila White
Will Tidwell
Dallas
Enhu Green
Terrell
Oscar Luton
Sarah
Scott
Altus
Okla
W. R. Luton
Lucille White
Savoy
Cecile Davis
M. G. Davis
Trenton
Ernest Barker
Mr. Wagner
Texas
William Morrison
Ernest Baker
Tiago
Hannah M¢trgan
Austin
State University
Gladys Cole
Commerce
Fleming Charly Eaton
Cobb
Dr. Hampton
Robert Morgan Jr
Bells
Clarence Baker
Id Hearriage
Geneva
J. M. Cole
Lubbock
Hamp Harper
Bob Delk
Alvin Retcliff
Pecan Grove
Miss Ely
Ravenna
Windom Community Notes and Local Visitations
Friday and Saturday cotton contract committee will issue Bankhead exemptions contracts. Local news covers family visits, a road accident near Whiteboro, teaching assignments, a Vacation Bible School start, 4 H club activities, and obituaries for Mrs. W. A. Richardson. The page lists residents, travel to Denton and Commerce, and community events across Windom and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Walker
Ruth Campbell
Bonham
Norman
Okla
Carlton
W. F. Walker
B. Burras
Jack Carter
Oklahoma City
Whiteboro
Carter
Z. B
Rock Island Railway
Willie Jake Balwin
Madill
Oklahoma
Tidmore
Baldwin
Paul Valley
Harve Baldwin
Leeman
Blossom
Ralph Scudder
Carl Spelce
Arlington
Carl
M. College Station
Doris
Mozell Jacks
Leree Miles
Loneta Luttrell
Oleta Pulliam
Doris Wheeler
East Texas State Teachers College
Adrian Burtram
Willard Cassel
Commerce
J. A. Dowlen
Joe
Nell Dowlen
Robert Lee
Abilene Christian College
Bill Cowlen
Irene Jacks
Doris Nell Wheeler
Loree Miles
Marie Whirley
Louise Ward
Avery
Texas
Methodist Church
J. E. Moxley
Farm Purchasing Power and Autos Chevrolet Meeting
Chevrolet representatives from Detroit led a conference in Dallas with six southwestern state managers. They highlighted rising Texas farm purchasing power, noting current prices for Standard Chevrolet cars, corn, wheat, lambs and butter fat show stronger buying power than two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet Motor
Detroit
Feux Deran, Jr
General Sui Minager
Heac
Cl.vrolet
H. C. Howard
Chescalet Dalla Zui
Howard Furthr
Texas
Louisa's Letter On Parental Unity In Discipline
A column discusses how parental disagreement undermines correction of children. When mother and father clash over rules Mary and John become compliant to neither, as private disapproval feeds rebellion. The piece urges united, consistent discipline to avoid harming children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
John
Josh
Large Telescope at Camp Promises Night Sky Views
Dr Dart at CCG camp announces a six inch reflecting telescope mounted at the camp. He invites the public to view the moon and Jupiter with its four moons, noting the instrument has brought pleasure to campers and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dart
CCG
Citiens
Baseball Scores and Rain Delays Across Texas League Schedule
Tulsa at Beaumont rain delays. Galveston 4 Dallas 1 night. Oklahoma City 4 San Antonio 2 night. Fort Worth at Houston rain. American Leagues Philadelphia 9 New York 7. St. Louis 2 Chicago 0. Washington 5 Boston 4. Detroit 5 4, Cleveland 4 4 in a six inning second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas League
Tulsa
Beaumont
Galveston
Dallas
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Houston
Letene Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Baseball scores across cities show varied results
National Lecarne Philadelphia tied 4-4 while New York lost 3-7. Brooklyn won 3-2 and Boston was blanked 0-10. Chicago beat Cincinnati 5-2. St Louis at Pittsburgh postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lecarne
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Southern Association Scores Open With Big Week
Results show New Orleans 6 over Atlanta 1, Knoxville 15 over Birmingham 10, and Memphis 9 over Nashville 1 as the only games played in this slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association
New Orleans
Atlanta
Knoxville
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
West Dixie League Scores From Saturdays Games
Jacksonville beat Henderson 6 to 2 and Palestine topped Gladewater 11 to 3 in West Dixie League play. Tyler visits Longview in a possibly decisive game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Henderson
Palestine
Gladewater
Tyler
Longview
Germany’s sugar grade trade in decline after war
Reports from American trade observers indicate Germany’s once significant x trade in sugar has largely vanished, signaling a sharp contraction in postwar market activity and international commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
The
Reich
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Texas Centennial
Henry Ford
Ije
Portland Cement Association
Norwood Bidg
Heary Ford
Denton
Hays Holman
Colorado
Boulder
E. J. Cappleman
C. M. Davis
Juanita
Geraldine
Ft. Worth
Jisgil Livcock
Delma Cheatham
Ruby Lee Cassel
Freddie Melton
Edna Chaney
W. A. Richardson
Bonham Sanitarium
Munchartson
Cara Pauline
R. J
Oleta Ruth
Dorothy Page
Willie Hix
Dodd City
Fowler Hix
Esco Hix
Rosco Hix
First Christian Church
J. E. Luttrell
Tenn
Tosh
Moother
W. H. Dowlen
W. Lee Nowlen
Paris
Mittie McKell
Paris Sanitarium
Dowlen
Ruth
Tom Cunningham
Ruth Lee Edwards
Ruth Lee
Delco
Hassell Motor
Company
Bonham, Texas
J. M. Donaldson
Feeler Medical
Louisa
Bunferrl
A. T. Stuttsman
Ran
Winn
Re. R. D Smith
Astor
Winn Wild
Mir. Su
St. -Man
Nella
Rena
Natty
Brum Wicaa Sentry
Gil
Avi
Tae
Phushlight Batteries
S. V Visor
Dependa
NCO
T Tocupett
DR. Thos. D. Con
Optometrist
Over
Cyes
Henry R. Scates
Alic Sfock ED
W. C. Finley
Mooney Motor Coaches
Bonham Dallas
Fur
Nicu de Barey
Drummond
Madame Sidonia
National Crest Reservation Commission
North Carolina
BaBcock Brothers
Babcock’s
UY Yyman
Bullit
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