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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1932
Page
5
Por County announces appointments for county offices listing Irma Castle as County Treasurer, Joe Clarke as Tax Assessor, J H Day Jr as Tax Appraiser, August Trettin as Public Weigher, and W A Wilson in an additional post.
The Detroit News reports a quirky claim that fat growth creates a network of vessels to entertain readers. It humorously suggests fat people lengthen capillaries by miles while doing a crossword, while slim individuals risk moral peril.
Jessie Bolland spent part of the week with relatives on Bracy Island. Winfreys from San Antonio and Hempstead visited L. H. Winfrey on the 4th. WD Mills and wife returned from two weeks with Mrs. A Stricklin at Del Rio and were joined by grandson Mills Stricklin. Mills reports delays due to high waters in hill country. Notary A B Anderson may be seen at The Times Office. J B Anderson was in Howton and brought home sister in law Mrs Level who stayed over the holiday. Rufus Muske and Roy Muske attended Hempstead business last Wednesday. W J Mills Notary Public works at Farmers' State Bank. Thanks extended to W J Kirk for a watermelon gift.
Amos Boughton and family return home after a week with J. W. Winfrey and wife. A. M. Highrabedian and family and Mesdames Donigan and Barronian were in Houston last Monday. Mrs H Meelley and two sons visit Hous ton relatives. Ruby Morgan and Alice Winfrey of Houston spent Sunday with J. H. Winfrey family and their mother plans to visit daughters. For the week, Tno. Harrison visited Houston to see his wife recovering from an operation.
A rule states a stranded or wrecked vessel cannot be boarded for servicing the ship’s articles for individual gain while there is life aboard, even if a mascot remains on board.
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