Former Justice Now Governor Candidate
William E. Hawkins of Breckenridge, former Texas Supreme Court associate justice and former state official, declares as a candidate against Governor Moody. He criticized the Moody administration over clemency in the A. V. Millikin murder case and vows a progressive platform, to be announced soon.
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Austin
William E. Hawkins
Breckenridge
Supreme Court
Dallas County
Moody
Hawkins
A. V. Millikin
Virginia Petty
San Antonio
Caldwell County
Millikin
Thanksgiving Thoughts From a Dakota Farmer
A Dakota farmer reflects on Thanksgiving time as November clouds gather and harvest work winds down. He recalls corn fodder, hay, and grain gathered under a warm sun, the fire in the kitchen, and blessings counted one by one. He notes winter approach and the enduring spirit of family and gratitude despite hardship.
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Creos
Ara
Dakota Farmer
Thanksgiving Day Promotes Family Spirit and Kindness
The Indianapolis News notes Thanksgiving as a home and family day that invites the unhomed into welcoming houses. It urges a grateful spirit, contentment, and inward peace, arguing kindness and friendliness should extend even among nations.
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Indianapolis News
Day to Reflect on Why to Be Thankful
Essay urges true Thanksgiving spirit beyond feasts and naps. It suggests studying American history and reflecting with Washington Lincoln images and in church fellowship to foster gratitude for national family and personal reasons.
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Washington
Lincoln
Home Demonstration Council Plans 1928 Year Book
The Home Demonstration Council met at 2 15 Saturday November 5 to plan the 1928 year book. Mrs Willis Vogelsang presided and led the year book committee. Committees from clubs submitted desirable programs and a cross club officer panel will meet with Miss Bartholomew. Members present included Mrs Bruce Jennings Mesdames Willis Vogelsang P S Bergum Tom Stidham A R McLerran Mrs Jack Dunham Mable Modisette Helen Jennings Clyde Hensley W R Newton and Mrs Cameron.
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Home Demonstration Council
Willis Voeelsang
Ben Arnold H. D
Arange
Bruce Jennings
Val Verde Club
Willis Vogelsang
P. S. Bergum
Ben Arnold Club
Tom Stidham
A. R. McLerran
Jones Prairie Club
Jack Dunham
Mable Modisette
Duncan Club
Helen Jennings
Clyde Hensley
Hoyte Club
W. R. Newton
Cameron
Gratitude as a noble human sentiment and virtue
The text extols gratitude as one of the noblest sentiments from the human heart. It purifies and elevates character, serving as a mark of stability. A man may have flaws, but gratitude keeps him from being wholly bad, especially when offered to the Most High.
Mrs Lena Baskin Hosts 42 Club Meeting with Floral Decor
Mrs Lena Baskin hosted the 42 Club last Thursday at 3 50 pm with two decorated rooms in pink roses and yellow chrysanthemums. Four game tables used floral cards for tallying and scoring while members and friends gathered around. Table favors featured framed mottoes and a salad course with ice was served.
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Lena Baskin
Mexican Baptist Church Funds Received From Mrs Henders on
Funds received totaling 425 dollars credited to the Mexican Baptist Church from Mrs. T S Henderson. The brief note records a donation from Mrs. Henderson to support church operations.
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Mexican Baptist Church
T. S. Henderson
Incomplete 19th Century Building Fund Contributions Report
Partial ledger notes show payments including $97.50 for a lot from Mexicans and Americans and a $100 contribution by Dr W R Newton. A later line cites Mrs M C Sapp paying $50 for a plano for the church. The building total remains random and unclear.
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W. R. Newton
M. C. Sapp
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Posey’s
Cameron, Texas
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Baby Overland
Chevrolet
Essex
Hudson
Horstmann Bros
Janraey
Turkey
North Zone
South Zone
Milam County
John Reeves
Caldwell
Texas
Preston Laird
Cameron, Txas
Isaac Walton
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