Nashville Texas a Historic Early Settlement
Marking Milam County's historic spots recalls Old Nashville on the Brazos near Marlin. The town hosted forts and a riverfront village of 15 to 20 families, early county offices, postmasters, and a capital-site bid with land bonuses. Noted preachers and leaders connected to Nashville's rise appear in Texan history.
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Texas
Nashville
Tennece
New
el Dorado
Brazos
Marlin
Brazos River
International &Great Northern
Brazo
Hearne
Buff
Old
Mussolin Farley
John Beal
W. D. Thomson
Old Town of
Wm. D. Thomson
Alex C. Thomson
T. M Anderson
Thomas Miller
Gottfried
City of
Austin
Thomas J. Chambers
Z. M. Morrill
Nashvillle
House of God
Stantly
Little River
Methodist
Alexander Thomson
J. Sneed
Robert Crawford
P. M. Yell
Baileyville
Joe Y. McNutty
Robertson
James E. Ferguson
George Campbell Childress A Noted Lawyer and Robertson Kin
George Campbell Childress described as a cultured lawyer and nephew of Sterling C. Robertson, founder of the town, highlighting his prominent lineage and professional standing.
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George Campbell Childress
Sterling C. Robertson
Gause Home Demonstration Club Reports Pickling Demonstration
The Gause Home Demonstration Club met November 5 at Mrs. Donoven’s home with one visitor, Mrs. Spraggins, and 4-H girls for a pickle and relish demonstration using cured cucumbers. Miss Strange advised an olive color and firm texture for pickles. Next meeting at Mrs. Conover’s on November 19. future work includes balanced meals and Foundation pattern usage.
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Gause
Donoven
Will Spraggins
Pretty Weather Following Rain Delights North Elm
Fontaine Canady returns to health after injuries from a football game and shows improvement. Mr and Mrs B M Reynolds hosted guests Sunday including Mr and Mrs Alexander Richardson and Mrs Hallie.
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Fontaine Canady
B. M. Reynolds
Alexander Richardson
Hallie
Local Families Share Visits and Postscripts in Burlington
Richardsons and Hensels of Burlington along with the Rugels and Beils figure in weekend visits. Jesse Chapman, a San Marcos college student, stayed with his parents Willard and Mrs. Chapman. Various households hosted relatives including Griswolds and Phipps family members from Dallas and Yarellton, with several youngsters in attendance.
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al Phipps
Lee Morrow
Willard Chapman
Lee Griswold
Dallas
Geo. Chapman
Bob Griswold
Yarreilton
W. C. McDonald
Wanda Ray
Yarellton
Carol Phipps
Neta Ruth Fuller
Doris Phipps
Leola Angell
Mildred Canady
Milk Poisoning Fatal for Kansas Girls
Frances and Mary Anderson aged three and four died in Camey Kansas from milk poisoning after their family cow began eating jack oak acorns. The incident highlights the danger of cattle ingesting acorns and passing toxins into milk.
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Camey
Kansas
Frances
Mary Anderson
Stocks Boom on NYSE Market Value Jump in October
The total value of stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange rose by 2,522,713,489 in October, bringing the overall market value to 43,002,018,069.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Plan Divorce Law in South Carolina to Allow Divorces
Columbia legislators announce a constitutional amendment to permit divorces in the Palmetto State, the only state not allowing divorce on any ground. The measure will be submitted next January for public approval and potential legal change.
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Columbia
S. C
Palmeto
Union
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Old Nashville
Jeff T. Kemp
Cameron
San Anton
Gause H. D. Club
North Elm News
Aly
Y Bros
Ified
Dep Beri Siac
Wooo Company
WFAA
WBAP
Nature
America
Community Natural Gas Co
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