Waco and Army News Highlight Local Residents’ Travel and Service
Local notes show Mir Jack Denton and Mrs visiting in Waco while Mr Henry lays in Waco visitors. Bettis and Mrs Bettis visit from Waco during typhus scare. Mrs J E Thomas spends days in Dal as texts Baby Chick. Rufus Tankersley and Mrs Tankersley visit family and plan Texas stay. Joe Goodman nee Inez Jones visits Gatesville parents. Dudley Tankersley returns to Camp Crowder. Mrs Tankersley travels with him. Charlon Scraggs visits from San Antonio for a brief recruiting event. Gussie Barnett and Le Van return from Ohio and West Texas. Vernon Lockwell in Killeen civil service. Belton consider move. Doug Smith home in uniform. Marchman back from Oklahoma City for fly training in San Antonio. La Nell Reed heads to Victoria then Corpus Christi for relatives. Pop Bryan and family visit Houston. travel with Mrs Bryan to Heaton. Mrs Hill to Panadean for a few days. Chare Romine Sr learns Jack’s status. letter updates sparse.
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Waco
Mir
Jack Denton
Henry Lays
Mia J
Teho Bettis
Mra
MB. Bettia
Refrom
Epell
J. E. Thomas
Dal
Rufus Tankersley
Mra. Tankersley
Rela
Yun. Burns
Hlinvis
Texas
Pearet
Tom Nesbitt
California
Mr. Nesbitt
U. S. Sarmpe
Joe
Goodman
Inez| Jones
Gatesville
J. Jones
Dudley Tankersley
Camp Crowder
Ont
Belton
Doug Smith
Doug
Anya
Boye
Bpee
Marchman
Oklahoma City
Uncle Sam
San Antonio
Fly Seacks
Boo
Wela
la Nell Reed
Victoria
Tema
Inclaw
Bill Powern
Ame
Nell
Inter
Biryan
Boyd A
Heaton
Daugh ‘Ter
Ell
Mes
Hill
Ge Panadean
Chariie Romine Sr
Jack
Orat
Polther Ndle
Card of thanks from the Caldwell family
A brief card of thanks from Mr and Mrs C B Caldwell to neighbors and friends and the 41 Tees Milling Co for their kind support and faithful assistance during a difficult time. They request continued good wishes and express gratitude, noting the loss and resting place at 708.
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TH. Po
Tees Milling Co
Mra. Caldwell Aml
C. B. Caldwell
Draft plans press married men for November induction
Government officials say there will be no special concessions for wives and families as the Army expands. Married men with dependents face early November induction, with no extra benefits beyond a possible 50 dollar monthly payment and 60?0 dollars for each child. Dependent wives are urged to seek work in war industries, though feasibility varies with family needs. Congress delays action on measures to exempt youths 18 and 19, due to political risk after the November elections.
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Christmnay
Acc
Lewis B. Hershey
Congress
Jalieve
McDonald Says Mexican Labor Not Available
Texas farmers face no Mexican migrant labor as Agriculture Commissioner McDonald cites U S Department of Agriculture evidence. He notes 1942 crops risk short harvest due to farm labor joining services and industry, urging Texans to aid harvest to feed and clothe troops.
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Austin
Texas
McDonald
United State Departat of Agriculture
Mexico City
Juarce
Meridian Commuity News Item Wide Rural Life Notes
The Garnersville Community News reports farming efforts with spreadins for late feed crops, Miss Elsie Hater visits, new baby boy born to Elwyn Orwald and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rhodes visiting, Chase Primm visiting from Roswell, Pauline Hater recuperating after surgery, Spitzer and Roxie Crosby marriage in Austin and return home.
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Elsie Hater
Mensrd
County
Elwyn Orwald
Pew
Meridian Hospital
Ben Rhodes
Shive
Ary
W. F. Conrad
Mire
Mattie Rhodes
A. H. Sp
Mix Roxie Crosley
Valley Mille
Austin
Texas
Night Snake Bite In Whitney Mill County Café Incident
A late night bite occurred at a Whitney café when a operator at 2:30 am slipped from the second floor to the kitchen and was bitten on the toe by a cobra. He was taken to a hospital and later sent home.
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Atusboro
Whitney
Mill County
Tomato Preservation Guide For Home Canners In 4-H Era
A home economics note promotes abundant tomato supply for winter. It stresses canning methods, vitamin benefits, and step by step processing times for jars and water bath canning to ensure safe storage. The account highlights the Homemaker role and family health through tomato consumption during colder months.
Starring Tomatoes Recipe Series by County Agent
Bulletin notes a recipe column titled Starring Tomatoes A Different Way Every Day. It lists contact with County Home Demonstration Agent Alvina Miller and Co Home Demonstration Agent for guidance and demonstrations on varying tomato use.
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The
Bulletin
People of Bosque County Congratulate Mary Coston
Message from Mary Coston thanking supporters in Bosque County for campaign help and friendship. She expresses gratitude for encouragement and promises no ill will toward any who backed other candidates.
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Bosque County
County Clople
Mary Coston
Which in to Elcient and Impartial serview banking
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Froth and Treater Hang Kinds Baggage Called For and Delivered
Clifton reports on E Price Dray Ling Froth and Treater events with baggage handling noted as called for and delivered. Names and details are sparse, but the item implies a transport or storage notice involving specific persons or entities.
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E. Price
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