Austin Bridge Company Furnishes Steel Tread for Little River Bridge
The Dallas based Austin Bridge Company, active since 1889, supplied 10 817 lineal feet of steel runner tread for the Little River Bridge trestle. The steel runner protects the trestle floor and aids traffic. The firm publicizes its role as engineers and builders of bridges and culverts in Milam County's completed bridge feature.
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Austin Bridge Company
Dallas
Texas
Alan Wood
Little River
Herald
The Peace of the Pines Poem and Sunday School Social
A poem invites retreat to forest quiet with pines and mountain scenes promising shelter and peace in a valley. It contrasts the tranquil forest with smoky towns and human noise. The note records a Sunday School social on April 16 with about forty eight attendees enjoying games and cake, inviting continued gatherings at 6:30 PM on Sundays.
Thomas and Ratliff Lead Bridge and Road Contract Rollout
Rogers contractors Thomas and Ratliff are builders of the new Little River bridge opened to traffic. They secured the Ad Hall road contract with 100000 in bonds and will dismantle the old bridge for two new spans on Buckholts and Calvert roads. The firm counts J F Thomas W B Thomas and Henry Ratliff, operates across multiple Texas counties, and has built 200 miles of highways plus a Camer on sewage plant and timber pile trestles in Thorndale.
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Thomas and Ratliff
Rogers
Little River
Ad Hall
W. B. Thomas
First National Bank of Rogers
Buckholts
Calvert Road
Thomas
J. F. Thomas
Henry Ratliff
Delta
Ellis
Dallas
Webb
McLennan
Karnes
Jones, Robertson
Milam Counties
Arkansas
Lancaster
Kenedy
Bay City
Milam County
Milano
Gause
Little River Bridge
Cameron
Grimes County
Thorndale
Dr Emil Klatt Heads to Dallas for Medical Convention
Dr Emil Klatt, student at the Medical School in Galveston, spent the weekend with his parents and will attend the Medical Convention in Dallas before returning to Galveston.
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Emil Klatt
Galveston
Dallas
Community drives to boost church offering with envelopes
The church urges members and even Sunday School pupils to contribute via envelope giving, aiming for 500 contributors. By April 25 many have joined, including nonmembers, swelling the total and increasing the offering to fund denominational work. The January–March average was 1015 dollars per month.
Death notices of W. J. Murrah and Fannie Armstrong tied to Cameron
News of W. J. Murrah of Bartsville Oklahoma death reached relatives Saturday. His widow Miss Fannie Armstrong had lived with her aunt Mrs. Martha Rogers while studying in Cameron.
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W. J. Murrah
Bartsville
Oklahoma
Fannie Armstrong
Martha Rogers
Cameron
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