Easter Service Promises at Lanes Chapel
Rev Call preached two splendid sermons to a large audience. Easter service planned by Sunday School next Sunday morning. Workers Council held a lively session Saturday evening. Rev Call to lead regular service Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Enos Jenkins of Morgan visited the Rices last week. Edward Railsback fell seriously ill over the weekend. Spurgeon Woiles visited M A Callan in Womack. Mrs C J Bagley and Billie C ill this week. Shaffer and Parker Shaffer attended Meridian court. Spurgeon Woiles visited relatives above Clifton Sunday.
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Spurgeon Weiles
M. A. Callan
Womack
C. J. Bagley
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C. Shaffer
Parker
Meridian
Spurgeon Woiles
Clifton
Historian credits American Indian with jazz origin
A historian argues the American Indian contributed jazz to the world. The text also notes a New York claim about blood donors required by law to be examined registered and licensed by the City Health Department, with donor counts between five thousand and eight thousand.
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Lieutenant Governor Sees No Need for Special Session
Edgar Witt states that the 42nd Legislature has made steady progress, with amendments guiding a 60 day open session focus on bills and committee hearings. He argues no special session will be required as lawmakers address pending measures and constitutional amendments, earning public trust.
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Edgar Witt
Chicken Pharmacy Serves Poultry Remedies Only
The Chicken Pharmacy in Petaluma California operates as a unique drug store stocked exclusively with remedies for poultry the world's only establishment of its kind.
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Petaluma
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How Many Ques tions Can You Answer
Whitewright Sun lists historical trivia with 37 questions and answers. It covers U S states leaders in livestock coal and dairy, presidents slogans, speeches, assassinations, exploration, and major events.
4-H Club Rally Planned in Bosque County Meridian
County agents Cook and Mrs Man Gold announce plans for a Bosque county 4-H rally for boys and girls to be held in Meridian Saturday afternoon April 11. About 250 members are expected. After the rally Meridian Business Men's Luncheon Club will host the club members at the Bosque Theater. A&M Extension speakers are expected to attend.
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Cook
Big Rodeo Next Trades Day at Biffle's Lot
The event on April 2, 1931, offers wild steer riding bucking horses calf roping and cigar races with prizes for winning riders and ropers. Afternoon show at 2:00 p m and night show at 7:00 p m admission 15 and 25 cents.
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Biffle
James Willis Helm funeral held in Groom
Funeral services for James Willis Helm aged 78 were conducted at the Baptist Church with Rev. C B Brooks and others assisting. Helm, born March 17 1853 in Kentucky, lived much of his life in Bosque County Texas before moving to Jericho and then Groom. He married Louella Nichols in 1879 and is survived by eight children, three sisters, and numerous relatives.
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James Willis Helm
Groom
C. B. Brooks
W. L. Williamson
Amarillo
W. P. McMicken
Jim Willis Helm
Lincoln County
Kentucky
Louella Grace Nichols
Sarah Helm
Washington, D. C
C. R. Slay
James J. Helm
Joseph H. Helm
Jericho
M. E. Halstead
Long Beach
California
George Otis Helm
Bet
Golden Wedding for Mr. and Mrs. C Canuteson
Mr and Mrs C Canuteson invite relatives and friends to attend their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Tuesday April 7 1931 at 230 PM at their Clifton Texas home.
Soviet to Instruct All Citizens in Rifle and Gas Mask Use
The government aims to arm and train every person in the Soviet Union with rifles and gas masks as a nationwide defense measure.
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Soviet Union
County High Schools Organize Baseball League
County coaches formed a four school baseball league with Iredell Morgan Meridian and Clifton. A double round robin determines the champion who earns a penant and a path to district bi district and regional playoffs. Weather postponed opening games pushing start to Wednesday with Morgan at Clifton and Iredell at Meridian.
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Morgan
Meridian
Clifton
Did You Know Facts From Early U S Census and World Notes
A series of trivia items states the 1790 U S census counted 3 929 214 people, New York City’s population matching the combined 11 western states, talcum mines in North Carolina, nine million working women, paper money printed in Washington, money washed and reused, the Kremlin bell as the world’s largest, and the distinction that sharks have teeth while whales do not.
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Argentina Uses Corn for Fuel in Industries
Argentina expands use of corn for industrial energy with new projects across agriculture and manufacturing sectors. Government incentives attract investments from local firms and international partners, aiming to reduce fossil fuel dependence and boost rural economies.
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