Valley Mills Local News Items Recap
Valley Mills notes list visits from McGregor, Mosheim, Waco, and Fort Worth. Local residents travel for family, church, and school events. variou s family ties and school trustee elections are reported. Pat Neff addresses Valley Mills students in a respectful, uplifting report.
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Valley Mills
Valley Mille Trobens
Cian
P. Holtman
McGregor Warer Valley
Mille
Mies Sebia Roberson
Mosheim Seas
Tere Toenday
and Mira von Newman
Wace Meee
Bandiay
Mme W. R. Gapman
Nancy Lee Gendall
Keren
C Gardner
Keppert
Bry
H. G. Pall
Mise Vera Hinton
Cove Springs
J. H. Hintom
J. M. Dudkworth
Gatenville
J. C. Jurral
Baetay
MaCl E. Wilkins
Mile
Henry Gibbs Jr
Waxahachie
HJ Gide
B. A. Priddy
Cleburne Mendiay
Emmett Schow
Seeee Waiek
Waco
Bosquelriver Everett McCracken
Newlin
Hallle
Uncle Tom’s Cabin’s Classic Run in Past Theatre Era
A historical note recalls Uncle Tom’s Cabin as a landmark play once widely produced in AREY venues. The piece notes the decline of stagings in the modern era and references public sentiment and a 19th century cultural impact with mentions of characters like Little Ben.
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Tarmandts
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Arey
Uncle Tom
Hirzas
Binion
Chuckte
Tomy
Little Ben
Moardiers by Pearle Sent Tether
An aged woman’s death uncovers a room of worn comforts and rare rugs kept for a dream never realized. The essay muses on hoarding and the value of living fully today over clinging to material wealth.
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Rise
Aly Lark Corner
Cedenta
Becauer
Ming
Howe
Piccard Plans High Flight From Chicago Expo Ground
Professor Piccard disclosed plans to launch a stratosphere flight from Soldier Field during the Century of Progress World’s Fair opening June 1. Conferences with American rubber and metal manufacturers accompany this event to dramatize human scientific progress observed over the last century. Arthur Compton’s work on cosmic rays adds to Chicago’s notable scientific spotlight during the exposition.
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Soldier Field
Chicago
Piccard
Piccari
Energy from Rattlesnake Dens Aims to Aid Future Power
Professor Piccari and U S Biological Survey investigate ten large rattlesnake dens in the county. Officials see potential energy from the dens as a new power source, transforming energy from atoms into usable power. Some landowners plan to exploit the method to control pests while snakes hibernate.
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Tien
Yivcard
Expedition expert predicts swift transatlantic flight by Stratoplanes
Professor Piccard outlines practical uses of stratoplanes with aluminum gondola craft tested on prior voyage. Nations already building planes under his principles for faster travel. He forecasts New York to Paris flights in six to eight hours, to be showcased at the Exposition Hall of Science.
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Priceard
New York
Paria
Piccard
Zurich
Hall of Science
Shortage of Mules Forces East Texas Farmers to Use Oxen
Grapeland Messenger reports that dozens of Houston county farmers must break steers for farm power due to a mule and horse shortage. County official Bowles notes a forty percent drop in work animals over 15 years, from 100 horses and mules in 1918 to about 60 now. The Record offers renewals for several daily papers via its agency.
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Grapeland Messenger
Houston County
County Aven
Bowles
Unie Staten
The
Record
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Dallas News
Houston Chronicle
Waco News-Tribune
Wee Times-Herald
the Record
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Nartheran College Choir of
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Shove Plettsrel
Clifton
Allee Baggs
Valley Mill
Mim
T. A. Stove
Mise Dore Biome
Mt. Calm
Tor
Vonetti
Ande
Laure Versteet
Emory Nowlin
Dallas
Alice Suggs
BR. G
Nowlin
Jane Weed
Mies Marguerite Grifin
Carlton
James Warringon
C. M. Deal
Sama’ Board of
John Wilson
E It JA. Tweedy
Sanford Pool
Angus Me
Neill
John McNeill
Luther Relex
Pat M. Neff
Pat
Nngle’s Tailor
Olifum
Tess
Moardiers
Phoe
Drieskill
Austin, Texas
Austin
V. L. Stark
Recon
T. C._COSTON
Texas
W. A. Johnson
Nix
Highe
She Childeos
Uae
Rabbery
Miriam
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