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Movie Ad Blends Scarce Night Showings and Local Notes
A chaotic program listing theater offerings and misc notes. It mentions night showings with James Quinn and Atle Prye, Constance Bennett in Outenet Lady, and various added features. Local social items include visits, telephone mentions, and remarks from Oscar J. Rea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnay
Tuendar
Constance Bennett
Morbert ‘Marshall
Fea
Adwinaidn
Laitien
James M. Barrie
Katherine Mephurn
John Peal
Gus
Parenttyine Fire Department
Amrstio
Corpus Christi
Dallas
Tesan
Cimarron
Weekend Values at Sormmde s Supreme Coffee Sale
A fragment lists grocery items with quantities and brands from a Texas vendor, including Blue and Gold Coffee, Hershey Cocoa, Van Camp’s products, Green Beans, Hominy, and crackers. The text reads as a supermarket listing with a note about quality and a planned sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Texas
van Camp
van van Camp
Rowe
Baby born as family gathers for Gala Day at Crate Gap
A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Minows Tindall attended by Dr. and Mrs. Trigorson at Temple hospital. Crate Gap gala day featured wood-cutting contests with Ed Trigorson winning best price and John Mick Elmerson first prize for smoothest ticks. Basque All Stars defeated West Texan All Stars a football game. many local figures named in a long list. The report notes agricultural statistics on fall pig crop and hog prices, with low feed and potential smaller spring farrowings ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eal
Newpark
Crate Gap
Vonjaytt Waentageil
Ed Trigorson
John Mickelemson
Basque County
West Texan
Bearn
Basque All Stars
Ind
Bosque
All Stara
T ‘Tanlourntey
Bury
Read
Valle Mita
Communafl Rickard
Muride ? Tan
Pederson
Rachulg
Bronmtad
Gustan
Reosing
Romine
Rogstad Moen
Teegeysin
Sorley
Petey
Cranftie
West Texas
Bromatad
Spond Bader
Ifa
Texas
Ira
United States
Galietoas Ar
Schoenrock and Ludwig Wed in Pleasant Hill Ceremony
Mr Emmett Schoenrock and Miss Clarice Ludwig united in marriage at Pleasant Hill at 2:90 oclock on December 22 by Rev Fred Migebroff. Guests witnessed the happy occasion as the couple planned to live in Levelland Texas with families from Wonk and Merrivale communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Schoenrock
Clarice Ludwig
Pleasant Hill
Fred Migebroff
Schownrock
Paul Schoenrock
Levelland
Tex
Wonk
Dles Chane
Ludwig
Merrivale
Texas
Taupe
Phew
Advertising Mohair Revival In San Antonio Trade Drive
The Mohair advertising campaign in San Antonio aims to revive demand for mohair as a furniture and upholstery material. A national advertising committee, joint with goat breeders, promotes mohair use and informs the public about its benefits. Growth prospects are tied to hotel and upholstery demand, with broader knowledge expected to spread widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Fivening
Newa
Jeducur
Ralaorn Association
Fife
Mohair Gor
Apholatury
Bovdian Silly Railway
Deapurien
Fatomsita Businese Chine
Monalrepridicars
Paikdlog
Mleo Ilerate
Dlortand
Mare Wah Hk
Texas Louisiana plan for reorganization outlined
The article describes a court approved plan where creditors will receive one third of a share of common stock for every preferred share in the new company. Voting trustees are noted as men of recognized standing. Boncini and Clifford are named former Texas executives with ties to cotton oil mills and transit, now in California and New York City respectively. The plan aims to avoid major personnel or policy changes while maintaining existing facilities at high efficiency for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boncini
Texas
California
Almilary
Fort Worth
George Clifford
Northern ‘Texas" Traction Company
New York City
Stone de Webster Service Corporation
Newton P.rye
Central Republic Company of Chicago
First Mortgage Bondholders’ Protective Committee
Texas Relief Commission plans garden project statewide
The Texas Relief Commission announces an extensive 1930 program to establish community and home gardens in every county where land is available. A. C. Allen says county administrators will submit seed and garden supply estimates for bids from a single statewide purchase. Produce becomes state property for distribution, with canneries planned to preserve surplus. Relief clients may keep part of their yield and surpluses may be canned for them. The center of the United States is stated as Smith County Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
A. C. Allen
Texas Relief Commission
Commission
Allen
Texas Heliot Commission
Aeese
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