Local Families Visit Relatives Across Towns
Refugio residents Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Grayson spent last week with her mother Mrs. Houston. Numerous visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sanford and son from Minerva and others from Temple Waco Goldwaite Rogers Cameron and Rosebud spent days with local families and attended church and holiday gatherings.
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L. W. Grayson
Refugio
Houston
Lloyd Sanford and
Nadine Burnett
Jones Prairie
W. B. Burnett
Clyde Baker
Minerva
T. H. Watson
Rosebud
Addie Walston
Pierce Tomerlin
Gordon Hartley
Cameron
Morris Coward
Emma Mae McCormick
Beatrice Sanders
W. H. McCormick
Rogers
Johnnie Pearl Hairston
The
Cameron Hospital
Mrs
J. W. Hairston
Hey Mabel and Edouard Clash Over a Picnic Plan
Seventeen year old Mabel fancies Edouard Lovelace the new district superintendent but Georgie Blake disrupts her hopes with the claim Edouard is married. A country drive ends with Georgie speeding away as a tow headed boy offers a impish plea for two bits to be Johnny Lovelace.
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Mabel
Edward Lovelace
Edouard
Georgie Blake
Georgie
Ile
Edouard Lovelace
Sissy
Maybelle
Mdouard
Boston
Édouard
William Lovelace
Tommy
Johnny Lovelace
Honeybees Do Not Truly Domesticate, Say Experts
North western Miller argues bees remain essentially wild despite apiaries. He cites bee biology showing queen and drone lack external interaction and workers lack offspring that pass on experiences. The piece also criticizes oratory for steering human affairs and praises measured governance.
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Apiaries
United States Department of Agriculture
Charity Dog Victor to Retire After Six Years at Huston Station
Victor the retriever who collected funds for Injured railway employees at Huston station in England will retire due to age. Over six years he gathered about $15,000 wearing no collar, carrying a donation box, and avoiding empty cars. His successor Jack is in training to replace him.
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Victor
Huston
England
Jack
Prison Terms Given In District Court
Thursday in district court Ralph Plant pled guilty to two burglary counts and one felony theft count receiving two years for each case to run concurrently Harris Barker pled guilty to three burglary counts and one felony theft count receiving two years for each case to run concurrently Ben Thweatt's case on receiving and concealing stolen property was continued to January 14 due to a witness illness
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Ralph Plant
Harris Barker
Ben Thweatt
Card of Thanks for John Paseman
The Paseman family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their son and brother John Paseman. They express gratitude for flowers and assistance and will remember those who helped. Mr. and Mrs. William Paseman and family of Sedgwick Kansas Sas.
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John Paseman
William Paseman
Sedgwick, Kan
Local families share holidays and visits across towns
Salem residents and relatives spent holidays visiting kin in Taylor, Tracy, Salty, Ad Hall, Milano, Waco, Cameron, Yarrelston, and Abilene. Notable travelers include Marvin Pugh, Etta Noey, J E Nabours, Walter Tucker, Albert Anderle, Frank Bayer, H W Sims, and Clayton Sapp among others.
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J. E. Nabours
Hilly
Roy Green
Tracy
Walter Tucker
Charlie Caffey
Salty
Albert Anderle
Clara
Antonio
Frank Marak
Ad Hall
Lorene Harlica
Milano
Will Elsnberg
Frank Bayer
Waco
H. W. Sims
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Abel Porter
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Maybelle Porter
Iley
Northwestern
Miller
Sas
Tass Weis
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First National Bank
Comptroller of the Currency
U.S
Banking House
United States
United States Government
Salem
Marvin Pugh
Taylor
Goodhue Rogers
Etta Noey
Marquez
W. E. Noey
James Dalton
Mary Wilmoth
Abilene
Martha Mueck
Hanover
Steve Mueck
J. D. Nisbett
Katie Nisbett
Oletia Wilkerson
Yarrelston
Henry Green
Clayton Sapp
A. & M. College
Nadine Sapp
A. J. Matocha & Co
Santa Fe