Shotgun attack in Rogers echoes Belton violence
In Rogers a Ford car shooter fired from the street wounding Tom Harris. former deputy Albert Bonds and Charlie Brown, both farmers from Milam County, are implicated. Harris survived after eighteen buckshot entries. Brown had prior jail and two men are charged with assault and intent to murder awaiting grand jury action.
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Wiley Fisher
Temple
Belton
Scroggins
Rogers
Albert Bonds
Willy Fisher
Tom Harris
Bigham
Charlie Brown
Harris
Bryant Station
Milam County
Buckholts
Brown
Card of Thanks for Daughters Death
The Dunhams express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends of Camer on for floral offerings and services after their daughter's death. They thank God for faithful friends in this hour of grief. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Dunham.
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Cameron
J. K. Dunham
Luce Family Thanks Neighbors For Kindness
The family of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Luce expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who helped during the illness of their mother. They acknowledge great kindness and vow to remember the support in their sad hour.
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J. R. Luce
Miss Ethel McKinney Returns From Olner Visit
Miss Ethel McKinney has returned from a visit to her brother in Olner last Saturday.
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Ethel McKinney
Olner
Deep test well on Batte farm near Cameron Milam County
The next deep Edwards lime test in Milam County will be Alexander and Lyle Inc No 1 R L Batte on the Batte Riverside farm about six miles south of Cameron. The 80 acre block lies near Little River and San Gabriel confluence, 150 feet from the river. Drilling will reach fifty feet into the Edwards lime with a turnkey contract to complete the test. Major Texas companies back the project and drilling starts in about ten days to two weeks.
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Rockdale
Texas
Edwards
Milam County
Alexander and Lyle, Inc
R. L. Batte
Batte “Riverside
Cameron
Little River
San Gabriel
Little Rivers
Sicily Threadgill
Batte
Rockdale-Minerva
Cattail Creek
Sam Hohenstein
Oklahoma Bell Company
Batte Riverside
Underwriters Company
Lyling
Sullivan and Overton
No. 1
Butte
Lloyd North
Texas Company
Walter Goldston
Dallas
San Angelo
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Alexander and Lyle,Inc
Sun Oil Company
Gulf Production Company
Pure Oil Company
Godley Oil and Gas Company
Oriental Gas Company of
Banzhaf Balch Wed In Simple Temple Ceremony
On Tuesday morning August 17 at 7 o clock Miss Lois Balch and W C Banzhaf of Temple were married at the First Baptist church in a quiet ceremony attended by a few relatives and friends. The bride wore rosewood satin t ramifications and a harmonizing yoke with a navy georgette going away dress. The groom dressed in dark blue serge. After the ceremony the couple left for a short honeymoon to Houston Galveston and nearby coastal points. The bride is daughter of Mrs Laura Balch and has worked with Cheeves Brothers in Temple. the groom has been with the Santa Fe railroad for seven years since returning from service.
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R. W. Leazer
First Baptist Church
Lois Balch
W. C. Banzhaf
Houston
Galveston
Laura Balch
Temple
Cheeves Brothers and Company
Santa Fe Railroad
Army War Service
Banzhafs Open Home at 607 South Eleventh Street
After August 22 Mr. and Mrs. Banzhaf will be at home to their many friends in an apartment at 607 South Eleventh street. Temple Telegram reports the couple will host acquaintances and celebrate sterling manhood values.
For Sale Jewett Touring Car and 1926 Ford Truck
One good Jewett Touring car and a new 1926 Ford truck offered for sale in first class condition. Prices reasonable. Phone 180 or see Mrs. Sam Cobb.
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Jewett
Sam Cobb
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Bell County
Jackson Drug Store
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chem
Buffalo, N. Y
C.N. Green & Bros
Milam County Lumber Co
Wim. P. Carey Co
AL. Batte Farm
Alexander and Lyles
Banzhaf
Balch
Sterling
Fred Henry
Cameron, Texas
Tyler
Tyler, Texas
Free Employment Department
Tyler Commercial College
South
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