What We Think By Frank Dixon
Local crop experts say favorable weather will let corn mature before frost. Observations on societal fads, advertising, aging, Prohibition era arrests, and the changing ways of life. a quirky column reflecting American habits and humor with sharp witticisms.
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Frank Dixon
Witty one liners and an old saw on optimism
A string of light hearted quips on memory and finances. A jest about Miss Jones and familiar knees, plus a joke on saving for a rainy day and an optimist mailing a rush letter. The humor ends with a pun about a girl with cotton stockings and a mouse.
Nature, Money, and Machines A Satirical Column
Mack Cretcher muses on lessons from financial ruin and the value of money, notes pedestrians endangered by faster cars, and wonders at nature's odd offspring patterns. He compares state fish and game efforts to defense spending and ponders the public’s view of large expenditures like roads and battleships.
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Mack Cretcher
Barry
Contests Run for Odd Feats At Pike’s Peak Nose Roll
In a lighthearted contest a competitor aims to roll a peanut up Pike’s Peak with his nose earning top prize in a sweepstakes. The quirky event draws local spectators and playful betting on the unlikely feat.
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Pike’s Peak
Edison Seeks Bright Boy Fails to Find Genius
Edison muses on finding a genius, predicts the brightest student will emerge unaided from obscurity. He rants that no recognized prodigy will appear under his influence and foresees an unnamed, overlooked youth becoming the next great Edison.
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Edison
Roofing Experts Dine Quietly Near Convention
A pair of well known roofing men attended a trade convention in a nearby city. They slipped away with their wives absent to share a quiet dinner at a cafe. Afterward a waiter asked about coffee and the men warned that their wives might arrive at any moment.
Imported Golf Balls Pour From Abroad In U S
A report notes that one sixth of the golf balls used in the country are imports. It highlights import dependence in a sport long tied to American manufacturers and retail outlets.
Executor notices claim settlement in Milam County will
Antonia Polzer independent executrix of the estate of Peter Morbitzer deceased announces probate actions in Milam County Texas. Creditors and interested parties must present claims or settle debts by legal deadlines at Route No 1 Cameron Milam County Texas where mail is received. Witness dated June 12 1929.
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Milam
Peter Morbitzer
Peter Morbitter
Cameron
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Antonia Polzer
Mrs Rush Thomas Hosts Bridge Party For Min eola Guest
Mrs Rush Thomas entertained with bridge for Mrs Albert Triggs of Min eola on Saturday morning. Eight tables used yellow and pink decor with prizes for high and low scorers and second high. Refreshments featured chicken croquettes tomato salad potato chips and iced tea served from decorated trays.
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Rush Thomas
Albert Triggs
Mineola
Jim Wason
Congress
Niley Smith
Winnie Henderson
Goodhue Smith
Waco
Park Picnic at City Park for Vacation Bible School group
The Daily Vacation Bible School attendees of the Baptist church enjoyed a Friday picnic at City Park. Children brought sandwiches and the D V B S served lemonade. Many games were played and everyone had an enjoyable time.
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Baptist Church
Baptist Black Pep Union Entertains Prospective Members
The Black Pep Union of the Baptist church entertained prospective members on Friday evening at the Texas Water Company office. Mesdames Gladys Watson and C E McGregor sponsored the event.
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Pep Union of the Baptist Church
The
Texas Water Company
Gladys Watson
C. E. McGregor
Evening social hosted by union members with games and refreshments
Union members hosted an evening with Mrs. John Ryan assisting in entertainment. Many competitive games were played and refreshments of cream and nabiscoes were served. Thirty one young people participated as Mr. and Mrs. Gayle visited during the event.
Paris Considers Monthly Medical Tests for Licenses
Authorities seek a method to monitor driver fitness with monthly medical checks. Medical tests for driver's licenses have been proposed to assess health and reduce risk on the roads.
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Paris
Canada Tops Buyers of American Tractors in 1928
Canada emerged as the principal buyer of exported American tractors in 1928, purchasing more than 19 million dollars worth of the machines. The figure highlights Canada's dominant role in U S agricultural equipment trade during the period.
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Canada
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