Valley Mills News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Local residents and visitors share a busy week with numerous calls on friends in Valley Mills. Attendees include Campbell, Goodall, Nesbitt, Hinton, and Dryden circles visiting Worth, Fort Worth, Gatesville, Waco, and Meridian. Community exchanges range from banquets and luncheons to church gatherings, with several family and health updates peppered throughout.
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Moffitt
Houston
Bunday
Campbell Wes
Crownssee
Campwill Pearhine Goodall
Breck
Esla Goodall
Tie Crosley
James c
Wurst Springs
Fitzhugh
Worth
Baker Exkrut
Walter ‘Trasslwood
Gatesville
Etlzabeth Hunley
Datlaint
Tom Nesbitt
Charley Hinton
Fort ‘Worth
Valley Millsack
Fort Worth
J. L. Breeding
Moody
Oma Harris
Dulles
Gene Howard
M.C. Me Gorkle
Meridian
EK. Hatfield
Charley Smith Jr
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May Hinton
Zam Neal
W. H. Grits
G. Sarrett Sr
Branley Moore
Mil He Campbell
Grant Sadler
Emmett Raley
Waco
W. C
Grandpa Raley
H. J. Gibbs
Walker
A. M
J. G. Hersaming
Wat Muieaday
Arthur Travis
Marvin Travis
Mary Cooper
Ruth
Martell Townley
O. B. Chapman
John Brittain Sr
Price Edwards
Osage
Channing Brown
San Antonio
A. A. McNeill
Joe
McNeill
Jvall
Baptist Sanitarium
H. G. Bishop
Marlin
New Uses for Rubber Discovered in Daily Life
Rubber finds diverse modern uses from boots for foggy days to building blocks for children and music printed on rubber sheets. Rubber tires for wheelbarrows and rubber pillows with earphone fittings showcase rapidly expanding applications. The sap, harvested from 300 tropical plant varieties, hardens when beetles bore into bark, trapping the insect and yielding rubber. Explorers reported bouncing balls from natural sap, leading to later practical developments in rubber use.
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Spain
Parley 18 Invited to Meet in Dallas Debate
Dallas tele gram from L. L. James Tyler state chairman of the Supreme Court Defense Association of Texas invites Postmaster General James A Farley to debate President Roosevelt's court plan in Dallas if accepted. It asserts Texans largely oppose the plan and that appointees under current conditions could not retain independence.
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Texas
James A. Farley
San Antonor
James
Supreme Court
The Money Devil and the Savings Bank Lesson
In a reflective piece, Frank Parker Stockheide recalls his grandfather placing $100 in a savings account at birth for future access at 21, noting 7 percent then 6 percent growth and a fivefold rise over the years. He contrasts old high rates with current low yields, praises mutual savings banks, critiques liberal labels, and discusses taxes and public spending with caution about language and readers.
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