Interesting Meeting County Educators Held Here Tuesday
County educators from Dalina met Tuesday in Garrington with local members. Carrollton provided entertainment and luncheon. Mary Grace Good entertained with accordion numbers. Carrollton 5th Grade presented a program under Miss Fay McMillan. Grade School choir and high school students performed. Orphanage home provided flowers. next meeting to be held in Lan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tywenery
Dalina
Garmiiton
Thor
Carrollton
PTA
Mary Grace ‘Good
Carroll Tan Sth
Fay McMillan
Kenneth Keathley
Dunn
Bucktyra
Schonl Foomia
Hiaplay
Dusit
Bwcatine
R. B. Gorge Glad Acres
Lan
Sengoville Special Edition Details Big Town Improvements
Sengoville News reports rapid town growth with a federal prison project costing 1.75 million dollars nearing construction, new residences and gymnasium nearing completion, and a sewer system funded at 28 thousand. Publisher Adame marks the milestone with extra publicity, noting the town’s visible improvements and ongoing development.
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Sengoville
Acheol
Lily Adama
Agoville News
Adame
Bowman Busy Gulf Station of Cartas
Bowman Bowman takes over Gulf Service station in Totermsta with Lt. Carly aiding. Bowman, ex York motor man, vows to provide reliable service and attract local patronage as a new Magnolia station manager.
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Bowmen
Gulf Service
Totermsta
Carly
Aperati
Neviral
Bowman
Euwna
Carley Goss
Dollag
Jeraland
Magnolia
Wato | Motive
Sarraliton
Vandergeitf Chevrolet Company
Anco
Goa
Dr. Bowetin
WMS Notes On Mission Program And Prayer Focus
The monthly WMS program centered on The Great Commission and the Chief Aims of WMS with prayer and study. Mrs Skiles led, with devotional by Ted McCoy, and Mrs Bailey presenting on Preparation Through Prayer and Study. Funds from auctions supported Home Missions across Southern states, Cuba, and the Canal Zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Rey
Great Commission
Skiles
McCormick
Duke
Ted McCoy
Bailey
Taylor
Shutin
Alto Cuba
Canal Zone
Johnston
Jannie Davis
Sontena
PL L Head Begins 21st Year as High Post Leader
Ica W. Carpe aizoted president manager of the Tex and Light Co. at a mast ing of Directora Tuesday afternoon Feb 21. Mr Carpenter has just completed his 20th year as general manager of the sombenyi hin 12th year as press general Manager. Tetana his career In the ploethion in dustry in 1900 oo Lineman with the Corsteana Power and Light Co. He became president and general manager of thet company in 1907 and served in this capacity until 191K, when he accepted the position of vice president and conetal manager of the Dallas Power and Light Co. He became vice president and general manager of the Texpa Power and Light Co. in 1919. Other officers re-elected were W. 2. Thomson vice president and assistant general manager, J: W.W. Lynch, Ted B. Pargie ton, Edward T. Keek, W. G. Moore and G. B. Richardson, rice presidente, J. &. Vaali Horn, ancretary and trangiver, and W. G. Burnett, secretary and trammayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ica
W. Carpe Aizoted
Tex and Light Co
Carpenter
Sombenyi Hin
Tetana
Ploethion
Corsteana Power and Light Co
Rice Presidente
J. &. Vaali Horn
W. G. Burnett
Trammayer
Dalla Journal
Mackberry Home Demonstration Club Meets February Meeting
The Mackberry Home Demonstration Club gathered February 24 at Minister W. Leonard's home. Members sang, roll call noted daily duties, two new members joined bringing total to 26. Open meeting discussed improvements, voluntary contributions for Council and Education fund, and planned the March 10 meeting at Mrs. C J Colwell’s.
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Mackberry Home
Min. W. Leonard
Ettox
Council
Council and Education Fund
Washington
Coffe
C.J. Colwell
Marjorie Lowry
Marine Corps Seeks Young Men for March Recruiting
A Dallas officer advises that Marine Corps applications will be considered during March for men aged 18 to 25 with high school training. Seven branches are open including infantry, signals and radio, quartermaster, pay, aviation, and more, with forms obtainable at the Post Office or by mail. Applicants will proceed to receipt and preliminary screening before regular duty assignment.
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Roberts Isom
U.S. Marine Corps Office
Dallas
Marine Corps
Marine Corp
Signal and Radio
Weiling
U.S. Marine Corps
Allen Building
Dallan
Marina Corps
Hueo
San Diego
Cahuiyrnin
School program outlines on childhood and present day focus
The article notes a speech by Jana W Ganstraam former superintendent and current speaker at Graeechonl and Grade nchS of FTA Jest. Mayas introduces the theme Present Day Forven Affecting Ghilthood. On March 9 the Grade school will present Papen at Ge high school outlining a school project and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Jana W. Ganstraam
Nchs
FTA
Oe High School
Suditerium
Gunstream
ETA
Jae Ei Mayas
Ghilthood
Papen
Dictators and wages probe touched by era of press
A garbled survey summary contrasts wages in Russia and Germany with the United States and notes rising real wages. It argues the capitalistic system fuels progress and criticizes dictatorship economies. The piece cites Paul Mallon and questions press independence in Carrollton and Dalum County.
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Tvicha-Ofida
Paul Mallon
Rusia
Germany
United States
Rugvia
Minterm
Russia
Auutelal Newa Review
Carrollton
Northwearern
Dalum County
Prizes Offered for James Monroe Hill Essay Contest
Three prizes are offered by the Sons of the Republic of Texas to Texas high school students for essays on ghost towns of the Republic era. First prize $100, second $40, third $20. Deadline June 1, 1989. Essays must be white high school students in Texas. Entries include principal oversight and a mail-in submission to Kenneth Krahl in Houston. Prize fund honors James Monroe Hill. Previous winners listed.
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Republic of Texas
Dente
Texas
Wehoda
Saime
Hobart Huson
Refugio
Sona of the Republic Organization
Uirat
Pri
Stidente
Kenneth Krahl
Republic of Texan
Citizens State Band
Houston
Allesauya
George ‘A. Hill
Houston Oil Company of Texty
Jams Monroe Hill
San Jacinto
James Monroe
Colonel Hill
Mins Blanshe Hoff
Senly
Texan
Ms’ Polly Anva White
Mya Dorothy Aarts
Local Dog Attack Sparks Rabies Alert and Debate
A rabies scare erupts as a mad dog bites multiple dogs in the town, prompting Dr. Duncan to classify a bite as a positive rabies case. Officials plan aggressive public probes, while communities debate culling and protective measures amid uncertain dog ownership and local background.
Fragmented OCR Reflects Racial Tension and Nonsense Text
A garbled OCR passage shows a colored man presenting a fetter to a pastor while a crowd murmurs about religion, punishment, and race. The fragments hint at a colonial era setting with references to a town, a tavern, and a murky incident, but the text is largely unintelligible.
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