Local News Items From Ta Tale Mills N
Local news notes list many visitors and relatives visiting in Gaterville and Bartlett areas. Several individuals from Weldon, Sweetwater, Hillsboro and Dallas spent time with family, with operations and travel mentioned among neighbors and friends.
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TE Tale Mills
Mlle
Tetbune
A. A. Kilpatrick
Mary Snider
E. Potts
Henry Hays
T. J
HH. Nesbitt
Jim
Gateavile
J. C. Larkle Aind
Archar City
Sanday
Coryi
Olan Fox
Archie Daniels
Sie
Swavtwater
Mire
J. 12
Reeder
Sweetwater
Claudine
Nell
Gatenville
Roy Wodapethy
Tittle
Fof
Bartlett
Texas
Howard
Pittafeld police seize $2000 in stolen goods in front of home
The Pittafeld chief of police and Sheriff Troy uncovered over two thousand dollars’ worth of stolen property after following tracks showing a car with two new rear tires. The case underscored Troy’s detective skill versus local doubts.
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Frank Parker Stockbridge
Pittafeld
Garrett Troy
West Stockbridge
Berkshire
Troy
Pitffeld
Howe
Sherif Troy
Fall F River
Mase
George
United States Department
Cof Agriculture
Fall River
Munson
Denison
Waslotton Mills
America
Rosborough
Texas
Men Seek New Fruit Varieties for Texas Farms
College Station officials and horticulturists seek names and addresses of owners of seedling fruit trees and vines to acquire varieties that have produced crops for eight years. J F Rosborough and Y R Gaither urge propagation and distribution through the Texan Agricultural Experiment Station and Extension Service to preserve unique varieties and boost Texan incomes.
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College Station
John Neldersuer
Albert
Y. R Gaither
Covington
J. F
Togsther
Roxborough
Dallas Day Office Prohibition Unit to Transfer to Justice
Prohibition administrator Dave Coffman of the northern district announces that enforcement activities will be transferred to the Department of Justice as the present prohibition era ends. Coffman, sworn in July 29, said the change might take effect soon.
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Dallas
Dave Coffman
Texas
Department of Justice
Coffman
State Fair to Remodel Dormitory for 4 H Youths
Otto Herold, president of the State Fair of Texas, announced a remodel of the Boys and Girls Dormitory moving from the old CH Clubs and Future Farmers of Texas building. The new dorm will house about 1,000 boys and girls with improved showers, heating, and conveniences. Encampments begin the first week of the Fair with 450 4-H club members traveling to exhibit, while the Future Farmers Texas convention draws around 2,000 youths to the grounds on Oct 21 22.
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Farmers of Texas
Otto Herold
State Fair of
Texas
United States
New York City
Itusla
Tay
Kansas
Bound ing Billowe and the Shove that Scarred His Face
A chaotic report recounts a violent incident where Mixa Barlow was shoved by Bound ing Billowe, leaving his face bruised and battered. Dock Hocks offers cynical commentary on public bravado and stabilisation rhetoric as the scene shifts to broader social tension. Luke Mathewsla proclaims championship claims amid mixed opinions about his oratory and merit.
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Mixa Barlow
Billowe
Dock Hocks
Daller
Feral
Luke Mathewsla
Yuan
Dheas
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