Fragmented reminiscences mix politics and poetry from Texas figures
A chaotic blend of recollections spans David Crockett era politics, Yarborough’s career, and literary asides. The clipping references campaign tensions, local law, and colorful quotes about authors and poems, ending with questions about political service and loyalties.
Scene of a humorous American football game mischief
A spectator describes a playful game where both sides pretend to have the ball. Players act out postures, the crowd cheers, a pretend chase for the ball follows, and a band competes with the game. A referee ejects a ball burier as entertainment continues.
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Leas
Kepp
Senate passes rubber plant bill for 76000 acres in hemisphere
Washington Feb 20 The Senate approved and sent to the House legislation authorizing planting 76000 acres of guayule rubber plants across the western hemisphere and experiments to develop the plant as a new rubber source The measure aims to satisfy President Roosevelt's objections to a US confined plan and would permit operations anywhere in the hemisphere where best growth and yield are expected.
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Roosevelt
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Hemisphere
Valley Mills social notes recall visitors from many towns
The Valley Mills Tribune lists numerous visits and travels including Mire, Boyd, Weldon in Whitney, Bill Powers and family from Victoria, Mrs. Reed from Providence, Charlie Smith Jr. of San Angelo, Mr. and Mrs. Lay of Waco, Mrs. Hinton’s family from Dallas, Hagard Jones, Montie Webb of McGregor, Ted Heath family, Geraldine Riddle of Waco, Joyce Sawyer of Waco, Overton visitors Shelby Edwards and Billy, Roger Raley’s move back to Valley Mills, G A Brown in Hillcrest, Joe Vaughn son, Zada Oswald of Waco, Vernon Lockwell, George Bishop, A Burreson return from Muleshoe, Jack Denton and family from Sanderson, Betty Mae Tibbs from college, A M Tibbs in Oklahoma City, and A A Tibbs visiting Waco.
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Boyd Hl
Weldon Pts
Whitney
Bill Powers
Chilren
Victoria
Lloyd Reed
Providence Hospital
Charlie Smith, Jr
San Angelo
C. A. Smith
Wnce
W. J. Lay
Mary Earlene Dunigan
Perry Carroll
Dallas
Joe G. Hinton
Paol, Jr
Joheny
Fort Worth
Hagard Jones
Montile Webb Af McGregor
R. M. Smallwood
Ted Heath
Waco
Mike Speegle
Geraldine Riddle
Gre
Emmett Riddle
Joyce Sawyer
Joe Sawyer
Shelby Edwards
Billy
Overton
W. A. Edwards
Roger Raley
Valley Mills
G. A. Brown
Hillcrest
Joe Vaughn
Ballinger
Zada Oswald
Waco MethodiJist
Vernon Lockwell
George Bishop
J. B. Jarrett
Denton
Mission
Texas
Air Saveral
A. Burreson
Muleshoe
Meg Burreson
Local People and Visits Highlight Quiet Week
Mrs Stick planned a Sunday visit while Charlie Turner left Thursday to enlist. Duncan Field hosted an annual event. Mr and Mrs CB Dansby visited Hubbard relatives. Dery Sadler stayed with grandmother Mrs J E Walker since Saturday. L H Goodall confined by illness. Mrs Kate Carter at home for the past week. Evy McLemone Lins welcomed a boy and a girl born Monday at Clinton hospital. Mrs D L Hamilton of Waco visiting daughter Br A McLange and family. Mr and Mrs Robert Hurys visited their daughter and son-in-law. Min Kala Goodall West visited her daughter. CV Welch and family of Breckenridge also noted. Jim Lockwell of Ocee and others mentioned.
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Duncan Field
CB. Dansby
Hubbard
Wesley End
T Dery Sadler
Elam
J. E. Walker
L. H. Goodall
Kate Carter
Ness
CV. Welch
Breckenzridge
Jim Lockwell
Ocee
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