Lanes Chapel News Highlights Church Revival Plans
A first 9 p m service drew a crowd as Rev Nichols delivered an inspiring sermon. The church plans revival next year with Rev Nichols as regular preacher and Rev Hoy Langton from Gateaville attending quarterly conference. Visitors include Mrs. Kiroy Cox and Mrs W Holt at Crawford. Families and locals attended Trades Day, while others traveled to Clifton and Valley Mills for events and visits.
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Hoy Langton
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Kiroy Cox
W. Holt
Crawford
Clifton Swire
Watt Ruffin
West Texas
Everett Lait
Valley Mille
Mises Cresta
Marie Poston
Marewerite Bagley
Clifton College
Kieibrink
J. W. Holt
Minsen Feta
Vern Vickrey
Seerlelt
Mire
A. Townley
Connally Joins Foreign Relations Committee
Washington reports Senator Tom Connally becomes a member of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, shifting from the Banking and Currency panel. He joins the panel guiding legislation on foreign governments and administration dealings, with other assignments including Finance, Privileges Aid Elections, and Public Buildings and Grounds. Senator Morrie Sheppard retains Commerce, Femination, Reclamation, Manufacturing, and Military Affairs panels.
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Tom Connally
Senate
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Senaor Connally
Jane
Morrie Sheppard
Nts
Gloversville shoe craft and era of rapid progress noted
Historical notes recount diverse production in Gloversville NY, a high post office capacity project in Chicago, and broad U.S. trends. It cites large shipments of Argentine poultry, rising air travel, shifting vehicle counts, and literacy figures for Mexico and Iowa, with scattered figures on employment and demographics.
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Bosque County 1931 Agricultural Demonstrations Report
Summary of Elmo V. Cook’s annual report as County Agricultural Agent for 1931. Details show 114 adults and club boys participating in demonstrations on feed crops cattle wine and sheep, with profits from terracing pest control poultry and legumes. Exhibits won prizes at fairs in Fort Worth Kansas City and Cheney. Over 200 club members enrolled, 100+ completing demonstrations on feed crops calves lambs pork and poultry.
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Anand M. College Extension Service
United States Departent of Agriculture
Bosque County
Worth
Dating
Kansan City
Cheney
Bonque County
Thema
Leonardtown Maryland Defies Depression Mood Reports
A visitor recalls Leonardtown Maryland as unusually insulated from the national economic downturn noting no one speaks of low mood. Locals, mostly content farmers, rely on simple living and a lack of railroads or big industry to sustain happiness amid hard times.
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United States
Leonardtown
Maryland
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Parker
Garner Renounces Car to Set Economy Example
Washington diary reports Speaker Garner renounced car use to promote government economy. He and Mrs. Garner will walk or ride taxis when weather permits, avoiding a private auto and chauffeur. He cites expenses of about $5,000 for a car and $2,000 for a driver and vows not to keep anyone waiting at the Capitol.
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Dye
Garner
Texas Democrat
Sireaker Langworth
Senate
Loneworth
Howse
Once a Quarterback Always a Quarterback
Frank Carideo, Knute Rockne's All American quarterback, appears with Aude Gordon on the A&P Our Daily Foal program. Gordon, anxious before the broadcast, paces and fidgets while Carideo, new to broadcasting, watches. Carideo finally relaxes when Gordon prods him, and Carideo steadies the scene with a confident push toward leadership.
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Knute Rockne
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Carideo
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Gordon
Caudey
Rae Therm
Trinity Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule Notes
Sunday School and Bible class held at 10 a.m. Morning confirmation at 9:80. Junior class meets Saturday at 2. Arrangers welcome to services. Record and Dallas News cost 2.5 dollars.
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