Burlington H D Club Plans Achievement Day and Box Supper
Delegates from the Burlington Home Demonstration Club reported to 14 members and three visitors on Wednesday August 7 at 3 p m at Mrs. Ben Kleypas home. They finalized plans for Achievement Day in September and the Recreational Committee announced a community box supper and entertainment at Burlington Hall on August 15 with games and performances by members of other clubs. Members are urged to bring a box for auction or attend for a night of entertainment.
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Burlington Home
Ben Kleypas
Burlington Hall
Rat Attacks Children in Detroit Incident
In Detroit three children of Richard Vincena were bitten by a large gray rat that also savagely attacked Vincena when he tried to kill it.
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Detroit
Richard Vincena
Child Survives 40-Foot Fall From Home Balcony
Edward Sheehan, 3, of Boston fell forty feet from the third floor to the sidewalk and suffered only bodily bruises. Neighbors reported the incident and medical personnel treated him on scene.
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Boston
Edward Sheehan
Birthday Party for Mrs. John Mayfield Honored
Miss Ida Byrd Mayfield entertained Thursday evening at the Wm. Fanning home in honor of her mother Mrs. John Mayfield. Guests registered twenty three with a receiving line including Mrs. Mayfield and several hostesses. Punch, games, cake and ice cream followed the reception.
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Ida Byrd Mayfield
John Mayfield
Wm. Fanning
Mrs. Fanning
Mrs. Mayfield
J. L. Slaughter
Ed English
F. J. Beckerman
Lee Clare
Miss Mayfield
Alice Fanning
Gallant Aviators Die Saving Children in Flight
In London two aviators were killed when they refused a forced landing in a field where children played. Their attempt to rise after the decision caused the plane to crash, ending their lives while protecting bystanders.
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London
What Price Machinery
Houston Post-Dispatch argues that power propelled machinery boosts big farm production, endangering small tenants. It urges balanced policy rather than prohibitions, urging industry collaboration, market expansion, and trade adjustments to stabilize prices and enable small farmers to compete.
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George W. Winningham
Limestone County
China
America
George Whittington
Houston Post-Dispatch
Elliott Hunt Wedding in Cameron
Mr. Robert Lyon Hunt of Norman Valley and Miss Burlene Elliott of Cedar Springs wed in Cameron with Judge Jeff T. Kemp officiating. The bride wore a navy blue dress with white accessories. They will reside in Norman Valley.
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Robert Lyon Hunt
Norman Valley
Burlene Elliott
Cedar Springs
Cameron
Jeff T. Kemp
Oscar Elliott
J. R. Hunt
John Seelke
Bertha Mae
Millerton
Viola Hunt
Sharp
Local Social Notes From Hamil ton and Nearby Areas
Miss Cora Maye Johns visits Leatha Beoker in Hamilton for a few days. Mrs T O Mitchell stays with relatives in Waco. Sammie Lanier family from Rosebud spent Friday with H A Lindsey. Some farmers poison cotton for worms with limited damage. Jim Schiller and family visited Cedar Springs. G C Clifton and family visited Ben Arnold. Farmers begin cotton picking. Pete Spear of Bartlett visits her parents in Lambert household. G Clifton visited Rosebud parents Saturday. Grover Todd of Goose Creek visits home folks this week.
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Cora Maye Johns
Leatha Beoker
Hamilton
T. O. Mitchell
Waco
Sammie Lanier
Rosebud
H. A. Lindsey
Jim Schiller
Cedar Springs
G. C. Clifton
Leonie Clifton
Ben Arnold
Pete Spear
Bartlett
B. B. Lambert
G. Clifton
R. L. McCollum
Grover Todd
Goose Creek
Chicken barbecue honors Patsy McGregor and Therese Dean
Mr and Mrs Homer McLane hosted a chicken barbecue at Wilson Ledbetter Park on Saturday at seven. Ten couples attended along with out of town guests Miss Marjorie Landrum of Marlin Miss Frances Tucker of Austin and Messrs J E McDonald and Bill Nabours of Austin. A porch party followed the barbecue at the hosts home.
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Patsy McGregor
Therese Dean
Beaumont
Homer McLane
Wilson-Ledbetter
Rock Found In Debris Yields Gold Bearing Ore Claim
In Custer County Sid Herber found a rock among burned debris after a house fire. The Denver assay office examined fragments and pronounced the ore as tel luride, valuing it at 860 dollars per ton.
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Custer
Sid Herber
Denver
Notice to Creditors of Voluntary Liquidation of Burlington State Bank
Directors of Burlington State Bank in Milam County Texas announce voluntary dissolution following a stockholders meeting on August 5 1935. After paying all deposits and liabilities, remaining assets will be distributed to stockholders and the corporate franchise cancelled. Action to be completed after three months. John P O Neill R S Laird and Geo T Graves directors.
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U. S. of Texas
Burlington State Bank
Burlington
Milam County
Texas
John P. O'Neill
R. S. Laird
Geo. T. Graves
Woman jailed for failing to support husband under Illinois law
Mrs Bertha Tatalovich, 44, was sentenced to thirty days in jail in St. Louis after she refused to provide support to her husband who invoked the Illinois Pauper Relative Law.
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St. Louis
Bertha Tatalovich
Illinois
Breckenridge visitors wrap up stop with Mrs. Klump
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Witcher and family of Breckenridge conclude a visit here with Mrs. W. Klump.
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Frank Witcher
Breckenridge
W. Klump
Emperor Divinity Statement Reaffirmed By Tokyo
Tokyo officials issue formal note reaffirming the emperor's divine rule under pressure from army authorities. The declaration stresses the emperor's sacred status amid wartime demands and political backing.
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Tokyo
Twins Born Fifteen Miles Apart in New Jersey
Mrs Allen Knight gave birth to twins with the first delivery at home and the second in a hospital fifteen miles away after a rapid rush to medical care. The unusual case occurred in Vinelana, New Jersey, drawing local notice.
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Vinelana
N. J
Allen Knight
Black-Draught Praised By Portersville Reader
A Portersville Alabama resident, Mrs. Joe G. Roberts, testifies that Black-Draught relieves constipation and prevents bilious headaches, noting it as a purely vegetable remedy and recommending it to others for refreshing relief.
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Joe G. Roberts
Portersville
Ala
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H. D. Club
Phone
Grady Allen
Cameron Machine Shop Hardware and Implements
Cameron, Texas
WFAA
KPRC
WOAI
Southwest
Lie Hee Fiore
Cameron Ice & Cold Storage Company
Telephone
Elliott-Hunt
Clarkson
New Cameron Drug Co
Giddings, Yoakum and Inter
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Inter
P. M
BE. C. Cole
Agent
J. K. Freeman
Weems
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department OF Agriculture
A.N. Weems
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