Milam County Ginners Form Association Meeting
Milam County gin owners and managers met in the Court House to organize the Milam County Ginners Association. A. J. Dossett opened the session. J. B. Cavitt was named temporary secretary and A. N. Weems temporary chairman. They discussed seed cost losses and possible fiber handling changes, with a July 9 next meeting set at 3 p.m. to decide seed policy and bale weights. The gathering listed numerous ginneries and managers including O. R. Looney, Ben Arnold, J. A. Touchstone, Milano, and others from Cameron, San Gabriel, Buckholts, Thorndale, Yarrelton, and Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Court House
O. R. Looney
Ben Arnold
J. A
Touchstone
Milano
M. H. Clark
San Gabriel
Roy Weems
Cameron
J. D. Link
Walkers Creek
Maysfield Gin Company
Hubert Atkinson
H. L. Yager
Ermis Bros
Buckholts
Wm. Dryer
Yarrelton
L. Kasel
Mertschem & Elliott
Thorndale
W. P. Phillipps
John Scracik
Urban Gin Company
A. “I. B. Baker
Betmena Gin
R. T. Dicus
Mar
Ad Hall Gin
A. Moore
Texas Round Bale Gin Co’s
Plant Mason
General Mgr
Texas Round Bale Gin Co
Waco
Hood's Brigade Endorses Robertson in Ennis Reunion
Hood's Texas brigade meeting in Ennis endorses General Felix H. Robertson for commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans. The reunion featured addresses, welcomes by local officials, history talks, and a packed church audience as sessions proceeded with prayers and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Texas
Hood
Texas Brigade
Felix H. Robertson
United Confederate Veterans
W. J. Watts
Palestine
Kate Daffan
Jno.k Stephens
W. D. Farris
Minnie Loggins
Dafian-Latimer
Daughters of the Confederacy
J. C. Loggins
James Longstreet
Fourth Texas Brigade
John W. Stevens
Fifth Texas
Gladys Wornell
Wilderness
Dr .Oliver
Austin
J. B. Polley
A. C. Oliver
C. L. Huffhines
First Baptist Church
Felix Robertson
Submission Question Looms Over Texas Voters
In The Herald editorial excerpt the July 25 vote on submission is labeled the most vital choice for Texans, outweighing gubernatorial concerns. It warns that victory for submission could lead to another statewide fight over prohibition, while defeat delays such issues for years and emphasizes local control and regulatory laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Texas
Waco Tribune
Eac
Court of Criminal Appeals
Tracy Social Happenings Highlight Health Notices
The column notes Hookworm disease education and free Tracy examinations on July 10 24 and August 7 with stool samples for microscopic eggs. It warns parents to seek tests for children to prevent community spread and mentions local events and minor incidents including Archy Wilson’s horse kick and Ben Jenness’s broken arm alongside baptism at Gabriel crossing by Rev. Blaylock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
John Modesett
Salem
Archy Wilson
Ben Jenness
Baptist
Gabriel Crossing
Blaylock
Rockdale
Ginners Meet in Waco Praised as Largest Central Texas event
The Central Texas Ginners association held its annual meeting in Waco on June 26 with about 250 ginners from across the region. President H. L. Quinnis presided as officers were reelected, and W. J. Neale of Waco spoke on pending cotton legislation and industry regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Central
Nills
H. L. Quinnié
T. Christian
West
Charles H. Brooke
Waieo
Milam County
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Ginners
Ginners Association
Indorse
Robertson
Texan
Davis
Sharp
Ida Blackburn
A. Wise
Myrtle Blackburn
Beesley
Summers
Bastrop
Mim
Bob Smith
Litton Fowler
Jeff Smith
Bell County
Mra. Ren
Robert Muse
End Albee
Max Rinn
Holland
Otto Ekerman
Lina
Lee Copley
Daughef
E.L. Cop
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