Rebel rhetoric from speeches cites liberty and virtue in era debate
The article quotes a speaker urging moral restraint and resistance to state overreach. He critiques culture, calls for personal responsibility, and contrasts equality with merit. Attendees listed include W. H. Looney, E. W. Crenshaw, C. G. Repass, and others. Ty Cobb is noted among attendees.
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W. H. Looney
E. W. Crenshaw
C. G. Repass
R. M. Dansby
Ray Gardner
Sam Crenshaw
Jack Doane
RK. E. Dansby
Spark Plug Thompson
J. E. Cloud
F. Saxon
J. H. Stockton
J. B. Christian
O. Q O. Henderson
J. M. Williams
C. R. Gardner
E. W. Bullock
Roland Dansby
W. J. Christian
S. L. Thatcher
W. E. Neeley
HB. W. Plumb
E. R. Bryant
Wilson Bradley
Ty Cobb
Millican News Briefs Highlight Social Visits and Weather
Millican residents report visits from the Edmonds and Williams families and extended kin from Conroe Holland and Galveston. A moonlight picnic near the Navasota bridge is praised as a season highlight amid a windy stormy spell that flattened crops. Roads and a new bridge project progress, with local demonstrations and club work noted.
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Millican
Gotcher
Lillian
D. Dyess
Conroe
Hazel
Bernice Edmonds
Holland
Navasota Bridge
Edmond of
Alma Lois Williams
Alma Williams
Alma Lois
Laurel
Mississippi
L. Benson
Abbie Sevier
Lewis Black
Helen
Ruth
Goose Creek
W. ©. Stuckey
Sam Symns
Helen Ruth Dunlap
Family Garden Could Cut Food Bill By 150 Dollars
College Station June 22 A Texas A and M horticulturist says a family garden and proper conservation of vegetables can reduce the average family grocery bill by at least 150 dollars a year. He warns against waste from insects and drought and advises mulch irrigation storage strategies and canning to extend vegetable yields through the year.
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College Station
J. F. Rosborough
Extension Service
A. and
M. College of Texas
WTAW
M. College
Madera Valley
Davis Mountains
Balmorhea
Head Springs
Phantom Lake
A. and M. College
Pecos
Madera Springs
Kent
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
California
The Child and the Duck That Touched a Life
A sentimental reminiscence of a child and a pet duck whose six weeks of companionship stirred a family's reflections on love and virtue. The column hints at grandparents and the child's memory shaping future goodness and faith. The piece ends by asking readers to guess the child's and grandparents' identities.
Former Bryan Folk In Musical Program In San Antonio
The Magnolia Petroleum Company employs 140 people, mostly a San Antonio family. Herbert Wallace spoke to the Rotary Club and introduced Jack Hucker as chairman. Mr and Mrs Gabe Cazelle and their son Gabe Jr led a musical program with Miss Miriam Crute and Charles Crump performing.
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Magnolia Petroleum Company
San Antonio
Herbert Wallace
Rotary Club
Jack Hucker
Wallace
Gabe Cazelle
Gabe Jr
Miriam Crute
Bryan
Charles Crump
Range
Cazell Sr
Cazell Jr
Crute
Clump
Barrons of Rock Prairie Visit Bryan Relatives Today
Mr and Mrs P L Barron of Rock Prairie visited Bryan relatives and friends today.
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P. L. Barron
Rock Prairie
Bryan Rlatives
Mrs Coulter Smith Returns From Visit to Houston Friends
Mrs Coulter Smith has returned from a pleasant visit with friends and relatives in Houston, stating she enjoyed the hospitality and sightseeing during the trip.
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Mrs. Coulter Smith
Houston
Real Hat Shop July sale on hats and novelties
All hats baby caps ribbons marines flowers ornaments and novelties go on discount during July. Reduction starts Saturday June 25 and continues to August 1 at The Real Hat Shop Smart Hats for Town and Country.
Texas Press Association Meet Heads West to El Paso
The Texas Press Association gathered in El Paso after a deluxe Pullman trip from Fort Worth led by George D. Hunter. The party toured Mineral Wells Madera Springs Big Springs Pecos and Balmorhea before meeting El Paso leaders and enjoying the Plaza hotel sessions and cultural events.
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Texas
Madera Springs
Davis Mountains
Pecos
Fort Stockton
Alpine
Marfa
Balmorhea
Toyah
Colorado
Lee I. Starling
Dallas
Lee Starling
Texas Press Association
Starling
Balridge
Fred Massengale
Terrell
Texas Editors Praise Hunter for Convention Train
Texas newspapermen at the Texas Press association meeting in El Paso laud George Hunter, Texas and Pacific railroad general passenger agent, for arranging every detail of the special convention train. A returning Mexican breakfast gimmick led to language mixups with Spanish menus and toothpicks and water replacing bacon and eggs.
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Milsap
Mineral Wells
Union
Colorado
Palo Pinto County
Texas
Press Association
Palo Piinto County
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Sam Miller
C. W. Wilson
Wilson
Mr. Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Crazy Water Hotel
Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
Crazy Water Company
City Federation
C. G. Anderson
Crazy Wells Hotel
J. J. Taylor
Dallas
George D. Hunter
Texas and Pacific Railway
Tom Connally
Lee J. Rountree
Roy Hudspeth
Clarence E. Gilmore
Railroad Commission
Jim Lowrey
Honey Grove
East Mountain
el Paso
W. J. Buie
Norman Walker
R. E. Thomason
Alice Garrett
W. T. Lanier
la Puerta del Sol
el Paso Club
Texas Press Association
Fl Paso
George Hunter
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Bryan
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Thomas Jefferson
Howell & Co
People’s
Bryan Folk
San Antonio Meet
Echoes Texas Press Association Meet
Mr. Hunter
Big Springs
Great South Plains
Main Street
Orndorff
Old Spain
Plaza of
Mexico City
Thomason
Greenville
House of Representatives
John E. Quaid
Chas. Davis
Fe] Paso
Rio Grande Valley
Jaurez
Mexico
George A. Neu
Brenham
Sweetwater
George Neu Isone
Association
Mr. New
New
Marlin
Free Press
Free Government
E. J. Kiest
Dallas Times-Herald
Kiest
A. F. Quisenberry
J. M. Frank
Jane Jackson
Dallas Times Herald
Eagle
Queen
Ralston
Globe Dry Goods Co
Western Public Service Company
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