Heavy Boll Weevil Infestation Reported Across Texas
The Texas Agricultural Experiment Station notes boll weevil emergence at 16.58 percent with a forecast to reach a record above 17 percent. Central Texas fields show 15 percent to over half of squares punctured, while Port Lavaca reports flea hopper threats rising in Calhoun County. Potential infestations threaten Northwest Texas cotton, with regional weed hosts like horsemint aiding spread and brief flea hopper declines in Brazos and Purisón counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL. Thomas
Division of
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas
Jos
Experiment Station
Bureau of Entomology
Port Lavaca
Calhoun County
Brazos
Purieson
Privates of Sargents Camp Barktey Text UP
Three privates in the 45th Division are identified as Sargent names with mis-spellings. Charles W Sargent from Oklahoma City and Private Sargent Aiden from Haworth Oklahoma are listed among others.
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Barktey
Charles W Sargent
Eldon Vo Sargent
Wood Sargent
Sargent Charles
Oklahoma City
Sargent
Aiden and
Flyoyd
Haworth
Okla
Odd Jobs Provided In Appropriations For Apartments
Texas budget notes reveal an unusual mix of roles including an armorer serving as a porter in the Adjutant General’s office with a $720 annual pay, plus inspectors, a market news specialist, a rosarian, light house keepers, and seasonal staff. The governor’s office shows maintenance costs, staff, and equipment figures totaling about $58 720, while other departments list deputies and inspectors and a bridge inspector role amid broader appropriations.
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Texas Armorer
Adjutant Genitals
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Earth
Cov Cner
Bil
Foxy
Governa
Sear
Libas
Vent Hou
Land Department
Depatie
Woruin
Liquor Control Board
Elements Have Grudge Against Trenton Phones
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Trenton and phones with garbled phrases. The readable portion suggests a local item about conflicts or issues involving telephone lines or services. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are established in the legible content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Vacation Bible School Handicraft Display at Calvary Baptist
The Vacation Bible School at Calvary Baptist Church will showcase handicraft and needlework tonight. Rev. C P Sansom announced the event to the public.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Car stalled on railroad tracks at crossing
Charlie Garner was frightened when his car stalled on tracks as a train whistle sounded. He calmed after seeing a freight on a siding and returned to work attempting to restart his vehicle.
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Tyler Tex
Charlie Garner
Aéio
Garner
A String of Pearls Thought for Today by Uncle Ashley
A reflective verse fragment explores beauty and desire with lines about roses hyacinths and a moving finger that writes and cannot be erased. The piece contrasts heaven and hell as fate and time advance beyond reach.
Funeral Services Held For J. C. Wash Thursday Afternoon
Funeral services for J. C. Wash 46 who died Tuesday at Lockney were held Thursday afternoon in Taylor with Reverend C. P. Sansom of Bonham officiating. Pallbearers were Wells Kee Jol, Elmer Clark, Bud Harper, Clifford Smith and Klin Plat. He was a native of Up aradnats and survived by four daughters Fay Patridge of Teonaurd, Mrs oT. Black near, Mrs Ardis and Matherine Wash of Lockney, and two sons Kulan Winch of Denison and John Franklin Wash of Lockney.
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Lelunard
JCC
Lockne
Aire
Taylor
Res
C. P. Sansom
Bonham
Wichadge
Wheon
Leonard Pallbearer
Wells Kee Jol
Elmer Clark
Bud Harper
Clifford Smith
Klin Plat
Wahowas
Uparadnats
Fay Patridge
Teonaurd
Ot. Black
Ardis
Matherine Wash
Kulan Winh
Denison
John Franklin Wash
Lockney
Trenton Man Near 94th Birthday Active Voter
J. H. Stevens, born December 13, 1847 in Georgia, lives in Trenton with his children and remains active in elections. He moved to Alabama at age ten, married twice, and has several surviving children, including Noah, Celia, John, and Dr J W Stevens. A farmer and landowner, he attends Primitive Baptist Church and is one of two remaining siblings.
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Trenton
J. H. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Georgia
Cooper Flrst
Ann Elizabeth Stevens
Alabama
Louizna Jane Pearson
Noah
Celia Owen
Leonard
John
J. W. Stevens
Geary
Okla
Stevens
Martha McElroy
Ben Stevens
Durant
Joe M. Stevens
Beatrice Woodruff
Shallowater
Primitive Baptist Church
David Stevens
Honey Grove Lions Elect New Officers For Ensuing Year
Honey Grove Lions Club elected officers for the coming year at a meeting this week. E. A. Barker was chosen president with Jess McIver Jack Mood and Henry Cooper as vice presidents and secretary Lon B. Evans. Lion tamer Som Ford tail twister Frank Welch Jack Adamson and W. W. Rawton were named directors. The next club meeting is Tuesday June 17 at the Selfs community.
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Honey Grove
Honey Grove Lions Club
E. A. Barker
Jess McIver
Jack Mood
Dr ‘Ee
Lon B. Evans
Henry Cooper
Som. Ford
Frank Welch
Jack Adamson
W. W. Rawton
Elan
Selfs
Farmers urged to file for purchase farm loans
Farmers who want to obtain Farm Security Administration purchase loans were urged to act quickly and submit their applications by Cheerles E. Cook who chaired the county tenant purchase committee.
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Cheerles E. Cook
Countenant Purchase Committee
Ambiguous Farm Loans Offered for New Owners
The text notes efforts to speed loans for farmers to own new farms, with cent interest and a 40 year policy. Eligibility depends on adequate stock and equipment, with loans possibly covering buildings. Applications should go to the City Administration, 3rd floor, Bonham pany Building, Bonham.
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Cook
Hig
Toma
Bonhampany
Bonhan
Governor vetoes emergency old age pension bill in Texas
Governor W Lee vetoes a bill that would provide pensions for June and July while the Legislature acts on shifting funds. He also grants tax relief for counties. The note mentions flood control funds and a dam break near Albany linked to past tragedies.
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Austin
Tex
W. Lee
Govenor
Albany
Equipment Engagement Reaches 4460 Figures Citywide
A report notes about 4460 units are now engaged in the field equipment program across the city. Officials cite broad participation and ongoing expansion plans to meet project goals.
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Third Army
Henry R. Scates
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