PT A School Adds Play Equipment and Honors System
The PT A introduces a giant stride tennis hot and screened lunch facility plus repairs to swings and see-saw and adds a merry-go-round completing a four-piece playground set. Thanksgiving program featured songs recitations and dramatizations. A modified honor system in examinations was inaugurated and a supervised fire drill demonstrated self-reliance during a staff absence. Opal membership reaches 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT. A
Damme
Contres
Forty Dollar Suit and a Con Artist Claim
A man trying to sell a forty dollar suit to a buyer for ten dollars is challenged by the possessor who warns that after the next heavy rain the coat will mock the buyer and claim the person as its own. The scene depicts a tense exchange over a discarded garment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Firat
Hunting Party Bags Seven Turkeys in Southwest Expedition
J C Day C L Davin and Rivers Lipscomb returned Tweedey from a hunting expedition in Southwest Lexus. They killed seven fine wild turkeys but were not fortunate enough to bag a deer on this trip.
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J.C Day
C.L Davin
Rivers Lipscomb
Tweedey
Lexus
E M Regenbrecht outlines hogs corn processing tax rules
E M Regenbrecht of College Station explains who owes the processing tax under the new corn hog program. He notes collectors at Austin and Dallas distribute forms locally, and details exemptions for home consumption, farm use, and restaurant or hotel slaughter with evolving tax rates through January and beyond.
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A. A
E. M .Regenbrecht
A. & M. College
U. S
Internal Revenue
Austin
Dallas
Mr. Reggenbrecht
Plannister
Missouri Kansas Texas lines booklet highlights regional growth
Receipt notes a booklet from Mr Meet chairman of the lines board praising the Southwest development and urging further investigation. It especially calls out nearby towns and the hope of continued progress within a brief period.
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Meet
Missouri-Kansas- Texas, Lines
Southwest
Cattlemen to Meet at Hempstead Monday
Stockmen from the county will gather at the courthouse in Hempstead Monday afternoon at 3 oclock. The Texas Relief Commission plans to purchase 20 000 cutter cows to feed the needy this winter and Waller County is allotted 88 head. Buyers will be at Houston to buy at Fort Worth market prices with a minimum of 1 75 dollars per hundredweight. Local cattlemen should attend.
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Hempstead
Texas Relief Commission
Waller County
Houston
Fort Worth
Ginners Report Shows Cotton Bales Ginned in Waller County
Ginners reported 10 157 bales ginned in Waller County prior to November 14 1938 up from 5 826 bales for the same period last year per county statistician David Agopian. The figures reflect activity before a speaking tour by church groups in Zone 6 and Brookshire.
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Waller County
Smn
David Agopian
Waller County to Get CWA Funds for Lateral Reads
Waller County prepares to receive thirty thousand dollars from the Civil Works Administration for highway and feeder road projects. An employment board in Hempstead will oversee CWA labor, with Hoch wages for those most in need and local men given priority.
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Waller County
CWA
J J. Perry
Waller County Board of Peepee Nie
W. Sartain
Wilie Siothe Hugo Seidel
Hempstead News
Wells
the Employment Board
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E. M. Regenbrecht
College Station
THE
RED & White
FE. H. Martin
Owner
Montana
England
Scotland
Wales
Ginners’ Report
Brookshire
Bankera
Duplienis Sant
Mar
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