Texas Centennial drive ignites debate on San Jacinto role
The piece reflects on Texas history and the 1986 centennial celebration tied to the 1834 era and the Battle of San Jacinto. It names figures like Sam Houston and Antonio López de Santa Anna, notes the clash of empires, and discusses how Texans voted to authorize plans for commemorations at San Jacinto State Park.
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Nent Bay
Texas
Armerica
Flotile
Gem Weasten
Siteyy Sherman
Charles V
Atull Plain
Sundows
San Javito
San Jacinto
State Park
Texas work camp sites chosen for forest and soil projects
Editorial notes on small issues shaping life and a report on new Texas projects. A Texas plan selects 62 camps for reforestation drainage and soil erosion work, employing about 12 000 men with possible expansion. Sites include Coleman Brady Abilene and Fort Worth sectors, plus Lower Colorado regions. Waco and Washington coordinate, with a preliminary two week training in military posts for fitness.
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Asati
Agel
Lenat
Bam
Washington
Com Reas
Texas
Ashad
Seaton
John N. Norr
Texas Board of Wi
Br. William
Fleot
Coleman
Brady
Abilene
Malmarhes
Fort Worth
Austin
Eagle
Pass
Colorado
Wharton
Managorda
Rioly
Grande Park
Palo Duro Canyon
Davia
Thas
John Pritchard
Trinity River
W. W. Cameron
Waco
D. A. Andeen
Stamford
Lawrence Westbrook
Ferguson
Tease
Federal Interior Department
South Texas
Fort Bam Houston
Port Sill
Okla
Fort Elias
Modern living linked to heart trouble warns physicians
A fragmented article argues that improper diet and constant strain worsen heart health. It cites athletes overexerting in youth as a risk and notes doctors blame lifestyle for many heart cases while urging balanced diet and rest to reduce ailments.
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Intan Tsia
Betty
Wadina
Interesting News at Cranfilis Gap
Local items report teaching staff for the coming school year and community events at Boggy cemetery where Aunt Marthe Wallace attended. Live Oak school closed with program and dinner. trades day concluded with enthusiasm. April weather appears erratic. Mrs Kabel of Navasota visits ill sister Mrs Veatch. Raymond Gaston ill with fever. Gertrude Warren injured, breaking a leg after a forensics excursion. Lawrence Sorley dies in Waco. Horace Laws suffers a fractured skull at Waco. A fuller notice will follow next week.
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Marthe Wallace
Live Oak
K. G. Kabel
Navasota
W.T. Veatch
Raymond Gaston
Gertrude Warren
Lawrence Sorley
Waco
Horace Ows
T. C. Colton Physician and Surgeon
A note lists T C Colton as a physician and surgeon with address details including a residence in Leighton and a telephone contact, referencing adjacent properties and local residence lines. The fragmentary entry appears as a historical notice.
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T. C. Colton
Dice
Comer Dre
Sleyton
Texaal
Wife of Ministers Who Eloped With C Pulls Puppet
Md Ma Ape 17 tax ing canoes. Sharon C Iniman preached the Easter evening sermon at Cave Springs Presbyterian Church last night. She spoke of breaking up her home yet thanked the community for support and said prayer helped her endure. It was her first sermon, delivered with calm as she plans to continue church work and her teaching duties at Springfield Teachers College.
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Texas
Donte Paty Holdbridge
Mira
Sharon C. Iniman
Cave Springs
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