Cinderella Affair in Mountain Home Intrigue
Diane halts Jeff Todd’s plan as Ann Haskel and Nance Jordan confront the gang. Ann orders Jeff to leave, warns of impending help from Lem, and Diane reveals she came to protect Mrs Carroll’s home. The scene sets a tense, danger-filled standoff with local mountain justice. Diane explains her arrival and plans to stay, while Ann doubts her earlier assumptions and gauges her resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane
Jeff
Lem
Hyear
Ann Haskel
Jim Cartwright
Herb
Ann Haske
Nance Jordan
Carrol House
Jeff Todd
Ann
Bresh
Diane Carrol
Nance
Mrs. Haskel
John Herbert
Mr.Levering
Judge Shannon
Jacksonville
Shady Creek
Jeff Ae Allus
Pedigreed Cotton Seed Offered Direct to Farmers
Aldridge Seed Co of Plano Texas seeks a man to sell pedigreed cotton seed directly to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldridge Seed Co
Plano
Texas
Sixteen Russians Die For Plot On Life Of Stalin
Sixteen conspirators in a bid to overthrow the Soviet government were executed by firing squad after being convicted the day before. Notable defendants included Leon Kemeneff and Gregory Zinovief, once allied with Joseph Stalin’s triumvirate, amid a plot linked to exiled Leon Trotsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Leon Kemeneff
Gregory Zinovief
Soviet Union
Leon Trotsky
Bolshevists
Gregory Zinovieff
Leon Kamanoff
Leon Trotzky
Oslo
Norway
Typewriter Second Sheets Available at Earle Office
The Earle office advertises that typewriter second sheets can be obtained there. The brief notice emphasizes convenient access for users needing additional sheets. It notes no extra requirements or conditions.
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Earle
Things To Do This Week and Next for Brazos County
The Brazos County Boys and Girls Club calls for selecting cotton exhibits for the fair before rain with 20 balls per individual exhibit and at least four exhibits of 20 bolls for community and farm displays. Every 4-H member with crop demos should have an exhibit and submit a report card with it. Livestock exhibitors should request stalls early to ensure accommodations and help make the livestock exhibit a credit to the industry.
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4-H
Rock Prairie 4-H Club volunteers for fair exhibit setup
At the regular Saturday night meeting the Rock Prairie 4-H club offered help to prepare a community exhibit for the fair. The steering committee to oversee the display includes Mrs. L. L. Carroll, J. A. Gandy, and Mrs. Beaty Barron to ensure the exhibit goes up in due and ancient form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Prairie
Hay Exhibit Dominated by Aubrey Holden at Fair
Aubrey Holden, known for hay displays, prepares his exhibit for the fair aiming to win the blue ribbon again. He has captured first place for several years unless a tougher rival emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Holden
Mr. Holden
Farmers visit Brazos Valley plantations for practical advice
J. J. Riley of Reliance urges interfarm visits to observe how to keep turn rows, improve drainage, and make farmsteads inviting. He cites Geo. Chance, J. S. Mooring, Earl Porter and Ole River farms as examples where careful application of science improves farming, pasture care, and cattle, praising new mower work and pasture development led by M. F. Dansby.
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J. J. Riley
Reliance
Brazos Valley
Mr. Riley
Geo. Chance Farm
J. S. Mooring
Earl Porter
Ole River
Buchanan
M. F. Dansby
4-H Club Urges Fair Prep at Rural Meeting
The call stresses fair preparation as top priority for 4-H clubs and rural gatherings. Chairmen are tasked to ensure the topic is on the agenda and that discussion leads to concrete action.
Farmers urged to audit land and crops for TVA fertilizer demo
Following last Saturday's election, farmers were deterred from attending a demonstration on TVA supplied fertilizer. A committee meeting Saturday afternoon will address the matter. Farmers must inventory land and crops, map the farm, sign the agreement, and post a freight deposit. Some papers are incomplete and require immediate correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks (From Tuesday's Daily)
Glora Glyn Stephan leaves for Dallas to visit relatives for about ten days. Mrs. Dana Carnes returns from Dallas and Fort Worth praising the Centennials and commending Texas promoters. Several others visit Dallas for Centennial Exposition. Edward W Walker of the US Navy Medical Corps is on thirty day leave to be with his mother. Albert Syptak undergoes appendectomy at St Joseph's hospital. Jack Carrier returns to Orange after visit with parents. Elizabeth Sloop resigns Hearne teaching post for Bryan News. Patricia Higgs travels to Houston to visit grandparents. Mrs. S C Hoyle returns from Kerrville vacation. J W Brockman ill in Las Cruces. L J Falgeau and wife welcome daughter Anna Caroline at St Joseph's hospital. father recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Glyn Stephan
Dallas
R. E. Turner
Dana Carnes
Fort Worth
Carnes
Texas
Hiram T. Coulter
Rockdale
Roderick Rawlins
Houston
Alice Conway
Velma Graham
Marie Graham
Edward W Walker
Medical Corps
United States Navy
Eula Walker
Albert Syptak
St. Joseph's Hospital
Jack Carrier
Orange
H. H. Young
S. C. Hoyle
Bryan
Kerrville
W. A. King
J. W. Brockman
Las Cruces
N. M
Brockman
L. J. Falgeau
Anna Caroline
Social notes from Bryan and Dallas visitors
E R Emmet attended four days of sessions at the National Retail Druggists convention in Dallas and visited the Centennial. Miss Lillie Mae Nedbalek joined First State Bank & Trust in the exchange department. S V Norwood and family visited Dallas Centennial. Sam Downard recovers from a recent operation and can be downtown occasionally. Miss Iane Bullard and sister Ludie vacationed in Colorado. Virgil Estell and Mr and Mrs Ole Martinsen fished in Galveston. visited Miss Mary Oresky. Miss Mildred Moses of Huntsville vacationed in Bryan three weeks then returns to Huntsville High School. Mr and Mrs C M Mitchell welcomed a son. John Stanford, son of Bryan natives now in Nashville, returned with Dr Searcy. he will study at Oklahoma A and M after tonsil removal.
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E. R. Emmet
Dallas
National Retail Druggists
Lillie Mae Nedbalek
First State Bank & Trust Company
Exchange Department
S. V. Norwood
Sam Downard
Iane Bullard
Metropolitan Beauty Shop
Miss Ludie
Madisonville
Colorado
Virgil Estell
Ole Martinsen
Galveston
Mr. Estell
Mrs. Estell
Mary Oresky
Mrs. Martinsen
Mildred Moses
Nashville
Stanford
Bryan
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A. & M
American in Polish Prison Awaiting Release
The State Department reported Mrs Minnie Galewski of New York has been held in a Polish prison for five weeks over currency law alleged violations. Meanwhile Mrs Frederick Atkinson of Minneapolis was told she would be released and currency irregularities charges dropped, with no release date specified. A Galewski daughter urged expedited trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Minnie Galewski
New York
United States
Frederick Atkinson
Minneapolis
Galewski
Word from Washington on R E A project
City Attorney F L Henderson in Washington has not yet replied to Bryan rural electrification submission, but a message is expected soon. City Manager R G Williams says W Morrison of Temple brought encouragement, noting Washington has a favorable McCraw ruling and that Bryan’s project likely will be accepted.
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Washington
R.E.A
F. L. Henderson
Bryan
R. G. Williams
Williams
W. G. Morrison
Temple Today
Morrison
William McCraw
Secretary Dern in Serious Condition After Setback
Washington Aug 25 Anxiety rose over the health of Secretary of War George H Dern 64 who is ill from a heart complication He endured an unsatisfactory second night after a setback yesterday and has been in the hospital since mid July
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Washington
George H. Dern
Mob of Chinese stormed Shanghai hotel killing Japanese
A mob of about 2000 Chinese stormed the Chengtu hotel in Shanghai last night, killing two Japanese and injuring two others. Japanese sources say the group included two Japanese newspapermen and two other men. Another report claims two travelers were seriously injured and two were kidnapped.
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Shanghai
Chengtu
Burleson Dead in San Saba After Stroke
R W Burleson died in San Saba after a stroke last week. He was father of Mrs R S Miller of College Station. Mrs Miller, wife of a district extension agent, went to San Saba following the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
San Saba
R. W. Burleson
R. S
Dick) Miller
College Station
Burleson
Mother Of Do As Pleased Daughter Pleased With Son
Chicago story recalls Mary Belle Spencer II and her sister Victoria winning home schooling rights. Her daughter eloped with J Edward Wrig. marriage by justice of the peace in La Porte Indiana last Thursday. Parents express approval as the couple begins a mobile honeymoon to an undisclosed destination.
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Chicago
Mary Belle Spencer II
J. Edward Wrig
la Porte
Ind
Mary Belle Spencer
Rubber Stamps and Numbering Equipment Sale
Local supplier offers rubber stamps dating stamps numbering stamps stamp pads and high grade numbering machines. They invite customers to review stock, identify replacements, and call for fast delivery of new items.
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MA Cinderella
Harold Bell Wright
Social Justice Union
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Cleveland
Sylvester V. McMahon
Center
Martin L. Sweeney
Associated Press
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
TVA Fertilizer
Eagle Printing Co
Dern
Eagie
Princess
Nic
Jacket
Princess Silhouette
Wolens
Department Store
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