Poultry Show Attracts Wide Interest In Waco
The Texas Cotton Palace Expo in Waco runs November 9 to 18 and draws record attention for poultry. Entries include American Bantam Association and Southwestern Bantam Association, with national clubs offering special ribbons. Judges are C. P. Van Winkle and Walter Burton.
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Waco
John K. Strecker
Southwest
American Bantam Association
Southwestern Bantam Association
Texas Silver Wyandotte Club
Texas
American Cornish Club
Texas White Plymouth Rock Club
Cotton Palace
Strecker
Dallas
Shreveport
National
White Holland Turkey Club
White Leghorn Club
White Wyandotte Club
C. P. van Winkle
Poultry News
Walter Burton
Comforts for the Relief of Visitors at Texas Cotton Palace
The Texas Cotton Palace in Waco will host a hospital in the east end of the main building during the November 9 to 18 exposition. A trained nurse will staff two beds 12 hours daily with free care for the public. Lost children go to the hospital under an attendant, and loot items are held for identification at the main office.
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Waco
Trades Ball Night Revives Waco Cotton Palace Event
The Texas Cotton Palace Exposition in Waco teams with the Waco Junior Chamber of Commerce to stage a trades ball on November 17 in the expo coliseum. Merchants host the lively evening with stunts and displays, featuring four prize classes totaling $200, as organizers aim for a fun, safe show.
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Waco
Texans
Junic Chamber of Commerce
Waci
Cotton Palace
Annual Wolf Hunt for South Texas in Cameron County
South Texas Wolf Hunters plan their annual three day field trials on Bob Sutton ranch west of Cotulla starting Monday November 26 with entries accepted until 6 p m that day. Trials begin at daylight Tuesday through Thursday November 29. The piece notes camping access and local lore about Dick Knaggs and his famous fighting wolf-hound.
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South Texas
Wolf Hunters
Bob Sutton
Cotulla
Eugene Cockreham
Sutton Ranch
Dick Knaggs
LaSalle Brush
Hunters Favor Sutton Ranch as Ideal for the Chase
Experienced wolf hunters praise Sutton ranch as perfect for the hunt and applaud the ranch from a ranchman's view. They note no cattle on the land and joke about a fat steer reacting to constant activity, contrasting reactions between cattle and hunters.
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Sutton
Dog racing rules and lone wolf hunting instincts noted
Ribbons for hound entries mirror prize fairs for cattle and wool. Owners pay 2.50 per hound and may not cheer during the chase to prove a dog must run on its own. The piece cites dog psychology and a Cameron dog that killed a wolf in a Pleasanton hunt years ago as an example.
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Jim Donnell
Dr. Newton of
Cameron
Pleasanton
Cotulla to Host South Texas Wolf Hunters Meet
Cotulla plans entertainments for visiting wolf hunters from South Texas with decorations at the courthouse and a grand ball backed by Willie Kerr and the chamber of commerce. The event draws entrants from multiple states and features diverse hunters and hounds from the region.
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E. Manly
Cotulla
San Antonio
South Texas
Willie Gus Kerr
Chamber of Commerce
Kerr
Court House
Churchman Sets Out for Mart and Lufkin Conference
A man recently left to visit his sister at Mart and will proceed to Lufkin for the annual conference.
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Church
Mart
Lufkin
Freeman Attends Brother-in-Law Funeral in Springdale
J. C. Freeman travels to Springdale Arkansas to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law Albert Simpson.
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J. C. Freeman
Springdale
Arkansas
Albert Simpson
Local Socials Report From Branchville and Rogers Visits
Miss Mildred Massengale and Archie Peel attended a show in Branchville recently. Miss Bertha Floyd visited relatives near Rogers during the same period.
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Mildred Massengale
Archie Peel
Branchville
Miss Bertha Floyd
Rogers
Yager Family Visit Noted in Bryan Chapter
Mr and Mrs T B Yager and children of Bryan visited his brother H L Yager. Mr Colliers has been ill for several days.
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T. B. Yager
Bryan
H. L. Yager
Mr. Colliers
Local News Snippets From Bay County
Tyson Freeman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Freeman, is out again after flu illness. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barmore and Mrs. Gray Phipps visited their daughters at Baylor College on Sunday. Joe Herk and children visited Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Thweatt Sunday. Mrs. E. B. Newton spent Saturday with her daughter, Mrs. Joe Austin, at Belmena.
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Tyson Freeman
Clarence Freeman
Jim Barmore
Gray Phipps
Jane McCulloch
Ruby Rae Phipps
Baylor College
Joe Herk
J. D. Thweatt
E. B. Newton
Joe Austin
Belmena
Residents and guests visit in Cameron area
North of Cameron on Sunday Mrs. Homer Peel and Mrs. Homer Peel of Houston visited Mrs. R B Mayes. Mr and Mrs Bob McCulloch of Wichita Falls visited in the home of Mrs V L White.
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Homer Peel
Houston
R” .B. Mayes
Bob McCulloch
Wichita Falls
V. L. White
Card of Thanks for Loss of Baby
The Kolia family thanks loving friends and relatives for kindness and floral offerings during their hours of sadness after the loss of their dear little baby. Mr and Mrs Frank Kolia and children.
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Frank Kolia
Bad English and Scotch Jibe Sparks Family Banter
Conversational exchange reveals a playful quarrel about language and dialect, as Worse Jane criticizes Joe's English and Joan jokes about his Scotch. The moment captures informal family dynamics and humor.
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Jane
Joe
Joan
Episcopal Church Sunday Morning Prayer and Sermon
The Episcopal Church schedules Sunday services with Morning Prayer and a sermon at 11 a.m. and Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. on the morning of November 11. The notice lists worship times and educational program for that day.
Opportunity in business for the educated unemployed
An editor urges unemployed teachers or students who left college to enter business. The piece argues that unusual literary qualifications impress employers and that such candidates can succeed in business despite setbacks, highlighting adaptability and training.
Halloween Party at School House Draws Youth
Young attendees held a Halloween party at the school house Friday night enjoying costumes and games in a community gathering.
San Antonians Bind Packs for Wolf Hunt in Cotulla
About twenty prominent San An tonian business and professional men maintain packs for wolf hunting and will be on hand in Cotulla for the expedition.
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Cotulla
Mr Crawford and sons Leave For Nacadloches
Mr Crawford and his sons departed Friday for Nacadloches to be away ten days. Mrs McCullum, long ill with typhoid fever, shows improvement at this writing.
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meets for Ruth Bible Study
The Maysfield group gathered at the Manse with Mrs Nicholson as Rev R L Nicholson spoke on the Book of Ruth. After devotionals and business, plans were made to quilt a piece donated by Mrs Moore and meet again next Tuesday.
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Presbyterian
Nicholson
Manse
Mesdames Phipps
Atkinson
R. L. Nicholson
Moore
Eugene Barmore
Miss Doraine Turner Spends Saturday with Cameron Relative
Miss Doraine Turner spent Saturday with her sister in law Mrs. L. W. Turner of Cameron.
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Doraine Turner
L. W. Turner
Cameron
Miss Mildred Newton Visits Fay Hickman
Miss Mildred Newton visits her friend Miss Fay Hickman at Belmena on Saturday for an informal social call.
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Mildred Newton
Miss Fay Hickman
Belmena
Family visits noted across Cameron and Milano
Mr and Mrs Marian Brown and children spent the day with Mr and Mrs Jack Hood of Milano Sunday. Mrs A B Turner and children were shopping in Cameron Friday. Mrs FE B Newton and children visited her daughter Mrs Cortez Cox.
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Marian Brown
Jack Hood
Milano
A. B. Turner
Cameron
FE. B. Newton
Cortez Cox
Crawford and Fuson Wedding in Presbyterian Manse
Miss Myrtle Crawford daughter of Mr and Mrs Crawford near Maysfield married Luther Fuson formerly of Rosebud at the Presbyterian manse. The ceremony was held Saturday night at eight o clock with Rev R L Ily officiating and witnesses Myrtle Mae and Willie Belle Holloway. The couple will reside in Waco. Rev Farr of the Methodist church connected as noted.
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Myrtle Crawford
Plan Promises Business Training For Youth
A printed recruitment pitch promotes a simple plan for young people to gain business training through a school program. It claims most expenses are paid after placement on a business payroll and urges immediate enrollment, with a Christmas holidays visit option and a mailed coupon for a catalogue titled Achieving Success in Business.
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Harry Williams
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Walker Dogs
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Darkey
Sandy-Lander
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Mamie Arnold Hefley
Stanton E. Dossett
Rev. Farr
The
Methodist
Cardus
Minnie Rocher
Lynn Haven
Fla
Cardui
China
Havalind
Noritake
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Germany
R. H. Johnson Jewelry Store
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Cameron Herald
Sherwin-Williams
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