Germans Indifferent to Presence of Allies in Occupied Zone
Allied observers report calm in Düsseldorf Duisburg and Ruhrort after troops moved into the zone of occupation. Workers show no unrest and German authorities expect continued order while social leaders and officers note promising cooperation with the occupying force.
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Associated Press
Dusseldorf
Degoutte
Mayence
Duisburg
Ruhrort
London
Allied Supreme Council
Downing Street
Lloyd George
Germany
Duesseldorf
M. Briand
Rhine
Allied High Commission
Rhineland
Turkey
Greece
Beason Guides Steep Hollow Farm Club Boys in Vaccination Work
County Agent C L Benson and assistant Beason lead Steep Hollow farm club youths in vaccinating 28 cattle against blackleg at local farms. Students learn instrument sterilization and disease causes while sharing their trip stories and showcasing youth involvement in rural extension activities.
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R. W.W. Persons
A. & M. College
Beason
Eck Smith
Benson
Steep Hollow
Guy Tobias
C. L. Benson
Steep Hollow School
Blackleg
Jim Tobias
Aubrey Tobias
Elbert Moore
J. J. Vandiver
Vandiver
Mr. Benson
Interscholastic League Announces 1921 Track Meet in Brazos County
The University Interscholastic League sets events for March 19 1921 at Allen Field Bryan Texas with entries due to W R Glazener College Station at least one day before. Senior boys events exclude the mile and 880 yards junior events include several races and relays while senior girls contest include dash relay and basketball throw. Contestant ages and scholastic qualifications must be certified by their teachers.
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Trazos County
Allen Field
Allen Academy
Bryan
Texas
W. R. Glazener
College Station
University Bulletin
V. R. Glazener
Teague Athletics
Brazos County
Miss Alexa Sterling sails for Hoylake to defend golf title
Miss Alexa Sterling of Atlanta Georgia, holder of the national women’s golf title, sailed from New York on the Carmania for Europe to compete in the women’s amateur championship at Hoylake England on May 23. A camel can find sufficient food where the great male would starve.
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Sterling
New York
Alexa Sterling
Atlanta
Europe
Hoylake
England
Numerous House Bills Die Today At Texas Legislature
In Austin on March 10 the Texas House, on the brink of engrossment deadline, approved 3 million dollars for public school aid over two years, cutting prior 5 million dollar proposals. Other actions included authorizing hog cholera virus administration, fencing oil mill purchases, canceling lobby passes, and killing multiple tax and oil bills as the session neared adjournment.
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Dallas News
Austin
Jesus
House
Nelson
Senate
Curtis
Veatch
Thomas
John Davis
Pollard
Adjutant General's Office
Texas
Mott
Thompson
Harris
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Bryant
Burmeister
State Prison Commission
Richmond
Fort Bend
Messrs
Darroch
Chitwood
Seagler
Teer
Ceal
Prison Commission
Satterwhite
Blue Ridge
Senator Witt
W. S. Scrivner
Dallas
Scrivnor
Coffee
Rountree
Morris of
Medina
Burkett
Aldershot Opens School for Training Steepbacks
An English town opens a new school to train steepbacks for local industry. Officials say the program will provide practical skills and certify trainees for work in the area.
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Aldershot
Posene
$3,000,000 School Fund Measure Passes House
The House of the Texas Legislature passed the $3,000,000 supplemental school fund measure after delaying action on other bills. The American Legion boxing bill and a measure allowing convict testimony were killed or postponed as engrossing deadlines arrived. The measure now moves to the Senate for consideration.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
House
American Legion
Senate
Evangelist Ridicules Lax Christianity At Revival
Rev H B DeLay urged church members to save souls in a Methodist revival. He criticized complacent believers likening them to sheep and urged larger Friday night attendance, noting the morning services and the need for active church work. He led singing and spoke on Old Time Religion.
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H. B. DeLay
DeLay
Willis
Rev Trainum at Allen Academy on Helping God with His Job
Pastor W H Trainum of the First Christian church spoke at Allen Academy chapel about cooperating with God to develop perfection in life. He illustrated with everyday examples and emphasized how humans share in improvement toward a better state, leaving a deep impression.
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W. H. Trainum
First Christian Church
Allen Academy
Notice postpones opening reception at Bryan Country Club
Notice from the Bryan Country Club board states the opening reception is postponed due to delayed club house furnishings and will now be held Friday evening at 8 30 P M on April 1. The notice also mentions a stray two year old red heifer branded LN on the right hip from Cavitt's pasture and a note that Miss Lola Wilson visits Houston for the weekend.
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Bryan Country Club
Cavitt
B. P Parks
Lola Wilson
Houston
White trial begins after forenoon witnesses
Examination of witnesses started in the district court case charging Onie White and Horace White with the murder of Dr Bev Harrison at Bedias. Three state witnesses testified, the courtroom was crowded, and jury selection was completed with twelve members including McCullough Sabo Bar ron Jones Kopecky Merka Kelly Rudasil Williams Powers Schram.
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Onie White
Horace White
Bev Harrison
Bedias
Brazos County
Harris County
L. A. Barnes
Frank Stewart
Grimes County
John Ira Shannon
J. W. McCullough
John Sabo
C. B. Barron
Hubert Jones
Carl Jones
Lee Kopecky
Charles Merka
Kan Kelly
R. C. Rudasil
Otho Williams
C. P. Powers
Charles Schram
Caldwell Merchant Tolar Oliver Dies At Home
Funeral planned for Friday at 10 a.m. from the Caldwell home with interment in the city cemetery. Oliver was a Caldwell merchant with Wemble & Oliver and is survived by a wife two children an aged mother and several siblings including Dr W H Oliver and Curt Oliver. Brothers and sister Mrs J H Webb with Mr Webb and Miss Nobie Webb traveled to Caldwell.
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Bryan
Tolar Oliver
Tabor Teams Sweep Kurten Basketball Matchups
Tabor High School carried four teams to Kurten last Friday and swept two senior games with boys 6 to 24 and girls 2 to 29. Cottonwood Junior squads also fared poorly, while Kurten senior girls faced two teachers and lost.
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Tabor
Texas
Kurten
Tabor High
Cottonwood
Freddie Lock
Fayette Wilson
Ernest Ammon
Hermon Blanton
Jim Huggins
Ray Walker
Hermon Blanto
George Harrison
Aubrey Moore
Midge Batten
Alma McCallum
Dee Worsham
Eva Gandy
Bertha Walker
Lovie Huggins
Katten
C. L. Benson
Francis
Blackleg
Tabor High School
Elzie Francis
Mr. Ammons
Mr. Benson
Ir. Benson
Mrs. R V Kernole Visits Waco This Week
Mrs. R V Kernole is in Waco this week visiting relatives and friends.
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R. V. Kernole
Waco
Clara Smith Hamon Murder Trial Opens in Ardmore
Ardmore Oklahoma March 10 opening of the Clara Smith Hamon murder trial with 182 veniremen. Prosecution seeks cold blooded murder of Jake L Hamon while defense argues accidental discharge after assault. Key witnesses include Frank Ketch and the defendant and widow. Courtroom crowded as national press converges.
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Associated Press
Ardmore Court House
Thomas W. Champion
Clara Hamon
Jake Hamon
Oklahoma
B. F. Laughridge
Hamnon
P. Freeling
P. H. Brown
Ardmore
James C. O’brien
Chicago
Jake L. Hannon
O’brien
William McLean, Jr
Walter B. Scott
Fort Worth
J. B. Champion
James P. Matthews
C. A. Oakley
Frank Ketch
Hamon Properties
Ketch
Hamon
Texas
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Tendon Council
Boys OF
Reba Rugeley
Matagorda
Moarcaret Zuber
Interscholastic League
Trainum
MR. Tolar Oliver
Caldwell
Tabor News
Clara Smith
Okla
Bryan Cotton
Ione
C. A. Hughes
Temple, Texas
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