Texas Farm Population and Political Figures Highlight 1930s News
The article notes 1933 farm residents reached 35,509,000 in the United States. It surveys Texas politics with governors from Waco including Richard Coke Sul Ross and Pat Morris Neff, and cites Lieut. Gov. Edgar E. Witt as a current candidate. Social notices mention Billie Gaither and Katherine McIntosh visiting relatives for Easter, plus regional figures and Houston Easter pageant casting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Texas
Richard Coke
Waco
Sul Ross
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Pat Morris Neff
Edgar E. Witt
Easter Guests and Local Movements Reported
Easter visits feature Miss Henriet Hefley and Miss Madie Watson with families in Cameron. Other guests include Miss Jane Tyson from San Marcos and Miss Maurine Duncum of San Antonio. Local movers include Mr and Mrs C C Payne moving to Cameron, and Mrs William Rogers visiting Port Arthur.
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Lawrence Brown
Ansen
T. A. Howell
Howells
Bill Howell
Rockdale
Veralice Chartrand
Houston
G. C. Walters
Cameron
Henriet Hefley
Southwestern University
H. M. Hefley
Jane Tyson
San Marcos
Dan Tyson
Maurine Duncum
San Antonio
Mrs. St. Duncum
C. C. Payne
Dallas
Gaston
N. Houston
Mr. Payne
The
Texas Po «T and Light Company
William Rogers
Mrs. Ranshausen
Port Arthur
Constipated 30 Years Aided By Old Remedy
A testimonial claims Adlerika relieved 30 years of constipation and stomach souring. The advert notes it is available at leading druggists. The piece also mentions the Calendar, later the Daily Texan, as an early campus paper at the State University with first editor Edgar E. Witt who later held political offices.
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Adlerika
Alice Burns
Daily
Texan
the State University
Edgar E. Witt
Rainbow party hosts contract bridge at Mrs Childress home
Mrs George Childress Jr entertained the contract bridge club with Pear blossoms decorating the home. Five tables of play produced high scores for Mrs Oxsheer Smith and second for Mrs Rush Thomas. Mrs W A Bonds won the table cut. Parfait and moulded chicken were served at the close.
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George Childress, Jr
Contract Bridge Club
Oxsheer Smith
Rush Thomas
W. A. Bonds
Black-Draught Syrup Promoted For Bilious Spells
Columbus Indiana resident Charles E Stevens describes relief from bilious spells and dizziness after using Thedford's Black-Draught. He reports improved energy and less sleepiness, noting the remedy as effective. The ad adds that Black-Draught is now available as a syrup called CutupeEx.
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Thedford
Charles E. Stevens
Columbus
Ind
Texans reclaim vast land across flood control projects
The text notes that 550,662 acres have been reclaimed by Texans in ninety eight levee flood control and reclamation projects, while mentioning the U S Navy actions to dislodge pirate Jean La Fitte from Galveston Island in 1821.
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United States Navy
Jean la Fitte
Galveston Island
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Billie Gaither
W. E. Gaither
R. H. McIntosh
Katherine McIntosh
Southern Methodist University
S. H. Burnette
Joe
Corsicana
W. D. Bigbee
Rogers & Son
Betty Crocker
Wm. Rogers & Son
Gold Medal Flour Co. of
Wichita Falls, Tex
Ccentlemen
Roger & Son
L.5
Vame
Madie Watson
S. M. U. Dallas
John Watson
John Summer Batte
A. & M. College
Dick Batte
W. R. Newton
Miss Mary and
George Newton
State University
James Markham
Austin
W. W. Markham
Julian Freeman
John Wallace
Andrew Freeman
FE. A. Wallace
Evelyn Robinson
Cameron High School
Liberty
Henderson Walker
Marlin
O. C. Nolte
Ben Arnold
Kansas City
Robert Sloan Ryan
Rodney Pollard
Bryan
Annette Ryan
Chas. Brady
Mineral Wells
Gidding
Lilian Atkinson
Garden Sweeney
Fort Worth
North
Houston Avenue
TATE
Southwest
Calendar
Heeler
Olsey
Robert
Sops
Dorothy Lee
Thelma Todd
Jerry Ruby
Bert Kolmer
Mark Sondree
Exo Pactore
Cleaning Service
Clore’s Tailor Shop
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