Impostor Gabor Fooled Many Yet Confessed Fables
New York man George Robert Gabor, 25, Hungary native, boasted of posing as Baron von Krupp and befriending Herbert Hoover. He claimed engagements with Eleanor Du Pont and loans from Henry Ford, with a Pan American University donation. Deportation orders and years of legal trouble followed, with officials calling many boasts untrue.
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New York
George Robert Gabor
Hungary
Baron von Krupp
Palo Alto
Herbert Hoover
Henry Ford
Eleanor du Pont
Taft “Hew Jr
Ambassador Herrick
Paris
Pan-American University
Dallas
Texas
Knox
Gabor
McNeill Inland Cahl
Wild
United States
George Medalie
SQuip tablets claim rapid relief for fever and colds
The ad asserts Meadache or Neuralgia relief in 50 minutes and fever checks on day one, malaria checked in three days, and a 666 Salve offered for a baby’s cold.
Honey Grove Items Highlight Local Rain Shortage Report
Honey Grove and surrounding areas face a dry spell with no rain for weeks though some localities report tolerating another week or ten days. Crop notes praise corn and cotton, oats mostly harvested, with good yields expected. Harvey Savage, son of Dr and Mrs H B Savage, passed preliminary tests for the United States Naval Reserves and is pursuing final exams in Houston. Regional agriculture features include terracing yield studies, wool shrinkage from Schleicher county, and hay per acre estimates from Cass and Mitchell counties. A Ky. tragedy and local home demonstration notes round out the column with stories of household improvements and small profits from seed and cheese ventures.
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Honey Grove
Harvey Savage
H. B. Savage
Houston
United States Naval Reserves
Texas
Harvey
McConnell Nets Big Bass at Honey Grove Club Lake
HW McConnell claims top fishing honor of the season with a Friday catch at Honey Grove Club Lake. Claude snagged a 9 1 2 pound bass that posed a challenge but was landed near the bank, marking the lake’s largest bass in some time.
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HW. C. McConnell
Honey Grove Club
Honey Grove
Claude
Masonic Lodge Elects Officers for Coming Year
At Tuesday's regular meeting the Masonic Lodge elected officers for the coming year led by Worshipful Master C. C. Canon and Senior Warden C. C. Roland. Trueman Provine and D F E Taylor were named Junior Warden and Treasurer respectively, with O P Neilson as Secretary. Tiler I L Thompson also named. Trustees chosen were R E Eversole, M Lane, BF J Wood, IL J Ballew, W O Reed. D W Rowton was called to Devil by the Wines of his son, a Boy Scout camping party member. the boy was brought home Wednesday afternoon as other scouts planned to return later.
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Masonic Lodge
C. C. Canon
C. C. Roland
Trueman Provine
DFE
Taylor
O. P. Neilson
D. W Rowton
Wines
Mr. Rowton
Hammack Return From Washington D C and Stewart Hospitalized
J. W. Hammack, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hammack, is expected home this week from Washington D C after nine months there studying business administration. Mrs. W H Stewart is in the Par Sandtariana recovering from a fall at Cooke Gualbraith’s home southwest of Honey Grove, injuring her hip and causing her pain. she is likely to remain in the sanitarian for some time as friends express sincere regret.
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William Lambe O
J. W. Hammack
Mrs Hammack
Washington
D. C
Hammack
W. H. Stewart
Cooke Gualbraith
Honey Grove
Stewart
Sanitarion
Shire
Visitors At Boy Fergus Camp Near Devil's Den
Among those who visited the Boy Fergus camp at Devil's Den over Thursday and Wednesday are Tal Richardson and family Mr and Mrs Lon Bates Mr and Mrs Herbert Dirks Tanis Com pton and family Mr and Mrs Son Scott and family Mr and Mrs Grant Saylor and family Mr and Mrs Ton Alexander and son C C Canon and nephew H S Jenkins Dr J J Capplemann Mr and Mrs J B Little and son Mr and Mrs W A Cawthon and family Miss Cornelia McBee Elizabeth Thompson Margaret Beville Mattie Mae Smith Mary Gardner Sam Gardner and probably others from Windom about 130 visitors in all.
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Devil's den Slice
Lus
Tal Richardson
Lon Bates
Herbert Dirksaw
Tanis Compton
Son Scottand
Grant Saylor
Ton Alexander
C. C. Canon
H. S. Jenkins
J. J Capplemann
J. B. Little
Farmers to Cure Hogs for Town Folk
Albany Texas faced hog shortages for demonstrations in Shackelford county last winter. Local business men placed 20 bred gilts with 20 farm demonstrators each to repay loans by delivering cured products from one 200 pound animal next winter. About 200 more farmers plan to supply feeder pigs. O G Tomlinson county agent oversees feeding and demonstration curing methods.
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Albany
Texas
Shackelford
O. G. Tomlinson
Medical Association heads urge restoring of family physician
The Medical Association calls for restoring the family physician to the health care system urging policymakers to reinstate comprehensive primary care. It argues that stable access to family doctors improves preventive care and lowers overall costs.
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Medical Association
Air mail system growth outpaces rail and road expansion
The air mail network expanded from 6 939 to 41 500 miles in four years with 15 258 miles night flying routes and 2 231 miles added for day flying. It includes 45 radio stations 143 weather reporting stations 06 mail planes and 675 pilots. Fatalities fell from one per 889 454 miles in 1928 to one per 4 105 023 miles in 1930. Government costs reached 20 015 969 dollars for operation and construction last year, while aviation business gains rely on government support.
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United States
Air Mail
In Music Fifty Years Walter Mamrosch Anniversary
Walter Mamrosch began his musical career in New York in May 1881 assisting his father for a festival program. He marks the fiftieth anniversary of his entry into American musical life. Mamrosch, after years of concert and orchestra work, remains active in musical circles.
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Walter Mamrosch
New York
Damrosch
Nat be Opened to Boys and Girls of Clubs in Morning
A local notice says the Nat will open for the Coweta Club boys and girls at 8 o clock for a morning plunge. The article references campouts and community plans, noting this as a welcomed idea for youth activity.
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Lee Myers
NATO Way
Harmic
Doud
Liquor Confiscated and Dumped Into Dallas Sewers
A federal action in Dallas on June 26 saw about 4 500 gallons of assorted liquors poured into the city sewers by a crew under Chief Deputy U S Marshal Walter Stokes. The purge disrupted offices in the Federal Building as fumes filled the hall and several workers became briefly intoxicated.
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Dallas
United States
Walte Stokes
HNC
Una Giupie
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