Red River Breach Expands as Bank Caves Near Bridge
Photographs show a 59 ft highway break north of the Oklahoma river bridge and extensive bank caving on the Texas side. The Red River continued to fall as erosion threatens the north pier. engineers consider moving the alignment toward the center and adding spans to support the structure. Officials note surveying three miles up the Texas bank to plan the bridge adjustments.
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Rec River
Oklahoma
Red River
O DD
Dickey
Sid
Texas Highway Department
Texas
Court House News DEFDS RECORDED Mr Corpe
Fragmented OCR from a court docket item lists names and land transactions including Samuel Wheat, Thomas Matinurin survey, William Henry Barber to John Burk, and Marie Bellows Bonhan among others. The text shows misreadings and partial dates and places, resembling a legal notices page.
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Chokinkeard
Samuel Wheat
Loule M. Riis
Mans Wilson
Thomas Matiuurin
William Henry Barber
John
Firsts Mark Opening of Coffee Mill Lake Fishing
J W Cummings a rural mail carrier at Ivanhoe recorded two firsts when Coffee Mill Lake opened for fishing Tuesday. He obtained the first fishing permit and the first fishing license. He admitted he did not know if he caught the first fish but claimed to have caught plenty.
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J. W. Cummings
Ivanhoe
Coffee Mill Lake
Mayor Hrdlicka Hits Lake Coffee Mill Limit
Caught The Limit at Lake Coffee Mill Saturday Mayor Hrdlicka fished for bass using various baits and artificial lures. He landed fish one after another until reaching the limit and then quit.
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Hrdlicka
Lake Coffee Mill
Index Project Completed In Fannin County
The WPA naturalization record index for Fannin County was completed announced by Gus W Thomasson WPA district manager in Dallas The project covers naturalized individuals prior to September 1906 and will aid defense program efforts A statewide index by county will follow with carbon copies in county clerks offices providing access for investigators and the public The project employed about 400 workers in Texas over six months
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WPA
Fannin County
Gus W. Thomasson
Dallas
War Department
National Defense Program
Thomasson
Council of National Defense
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Department of Justice
Vacation Time For Vaccination Against Typhoid
Dr Geo W Cox State Health Officer urges summer travelers to vaccinate for typhoid. Those unvaccinated within the past year or two should visit a physician for the three shots at weekly intervals, as protection takes weeks to establish. Typhoid spreads from contaminated water or food. public health measures curb the disease. Anthrax killed nine people in the U S in 1938 per census figures.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
Cox
Texas League Postponements Loom Large For 56-Game Makeups
Postponed games rule the Texas League with 50 already cleared off the record. Shreveport leads with 14, Dallas 11, Fort Worth 7, Oklahoma City 11, Tulsa 9, Houston 10, San Antonio 4, and Beaumont. The Dallas Rebels open a long home stand with rookie Snipe Sonley debuting July 25 against San Antonio. News covers Yanks vs Feller, Kraft softball, and local college football prep, plus notes on Billy Walker, Freddy Martin, Nick Gregory, Nike, and Rebels batting at 262 while second in the league in hitting.
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Shreveport
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Houston
San Antonio
Beaumont
Dallas Rebels
Rebel
Snipe Sonley
Snipe
Daling
Nick Gregory
Nike
Rebels
Exes plan history of Savoy College publication
A history of the former Savoy College, founded 1876 by R. R. Hassell, will be issued. Ex-students at the fourth annual reunion Sunday voted to publish the university history, authored by Miss Mattie Lee Boyd. New officers elected include FE. A. McMahon, Dallas, president. John M. Gist, Odessa. Lee A. Clark, Greenville. Gyp P. Webb, Sherman, vice-president. Mrs. Pamela Boyd, Austin, historian-librarian.
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Savoy College
R. R. Hassell
Mattie Lee Boyd
FE. A. McMahon
Dallas
John M Gist
Odessa
Lee A Clark
Greenville
Gyp P. Webb
Sherman
Houstons Out in Form With a 274 Mark
Houstons showed form with a 274 mark in a standout performance. The score reflected strong exhibition form and highlighted precision in execution across multiple rounds.
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Houstons
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Atkinge
J. B. May
Savoy
Aduo
L. J. Reynolds
Arlinetan
J. A. Stinnett
van Alstyne
W. Thomson
Dadla
Maurine Dortch
Marvin
Court House News
Cecil Bland Bun. Ulote
D. Lanege Ores
Y AQ. Vey
Kappy Ton JR Das Os
Marie Bellows Bonhan
Lee
Ness Ie
Feba Peony
Jo Rober’ Bank
Istry Court
Hot Peppers
Arrots
Newton
J. M. Carver
Bonham, Texas
James Gribble
E. D. McCkelva
Mooney Motor
Bonham
Jones Drug Store
U.S
Bradford—Watson Co
Bonham State Bank
Yanks
Bob Feller
Feller
Atley Donald
Indians
Kraft Softballers
Raft Boys
Elkins Ten
Mission
Purple Warrior
Wiley Grinnell
Wiley
Billy Walker
Freddy Martin
Houston Buffs
Martin
Snipe Conrey
Exes
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Ee. Leng
Robin Moors
Capetown
Robin Moor
Henry R. Scates
Bonham Drug
SPRA
Bonham State Bank Lei
Bonham Theatres
New Orleans
Marlene Dietrich
Roland Young
Geo
Brent Scott
Mae
Philadelphia Story
K. Hepburn C
Grant J. Stewart
Good Street
Nate
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Russia
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Ike
Finn
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