Local items note community events and notices in brief
The fragmentary column mentions Biddell and John Biddell of Cle, Evans returning to Dallas after visiting parents, and Mrs Cohen's illness prompting a Monday call. It records Mission Society activities led by Miss Edwards with refreshments, and notes Georgetown resident Charles Edens and teacher Miss Mary Maude Wieiemeyer visiting Holdings Millvare and Fort Worth. Fort Worth visitors and a Waxahachie commissioner are also cited.
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Biddell
John Biddell
Clei Brown
Mean
Collegn
Ter Austin
Attenstingy
Evans
Dalian
Cuoninghem
J. G. Brockard
Mra Cohen
Chartesane
Edwards
Missionsry
Miss
Precaution urged to prevent range fires in Basque country
County agent Lawrence warns ranchers to protect valuable range feed amid drought and weak growth. He urges burning and fencing practices to reduce fire risk and notes payments for fire guards under the Range Program, emphasizing preservation for future years.
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RK. Lawrence
Arent
Lawrence
Lear
Mrs. Garner Sees Dance Of Indians In New Mexico
Mrs Etthe Garner wife of the Vice President watches an Indian dance at an ancient Pueblo in New Mexico on a Friday. A Pueblo elder praises the tribe and a crowd gathers to view the performance as chants and tomtom rhythms echo through the plaza.
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Mrs. Garner
Tree
N. Ma
Etthe Garner
Lmited
Albert Martines
Pueblo
Tomtom
Mad Dog Scare Near Clifton Sparks Rabies Fear
A mad dog in the Clifton area attacked a horse after rabies signs appeared in Otto Rueter's field. The horse was killed as a preventive measure and serum failed to stop pursuit. Another dog owned by J. M. White was shot after being declared mad, with authorities confirming rabies after Pasteur Institute testing.
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Clifton
Otto Rueter
Rueter
Ali
Allen
Pasteur Institute
Uxt
J. M. White
County Day at Meridian Park Proclaimed in Bosque County
County proclamation declares July 14 1097 as County Day at Meridian State Park guest of lessee Harry C. Jones. Officials invite all residents of unincorporated towns and rural areas to visit park enjoy privileges and respond to invitation to attend with pride for artisans of the county.
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Bongue
Feas-beon
Meridian State Park
Harry C. Tones
Karl I. Lovelady
Tudne
Wny
Soln
Harry C. Jones
Tate
Questionnaire outlines cotton base payment eligibility
A Bosque County agricultural notice explains a questionnaire prepared by E B Lastrence and Bent Gleason to determine which producers qualify for soil conservation and cotton base payments. It instructs producers to answer Yee or No, list acres and crops, and return the form regardless of qualification.
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Atavid
E. BR
Lastrence
Ageol
Bent Glesson
Woodul Denies Gubernatorial Run Rumor. Will Seek Attorney General
Lieutenant Governor Walter Woodul, denying claims he will run for governor next summer, says he will seek the attorney general post. The statement, attributed to his Austin office, notes his secretary says he was in Houston. the official remarks were made last week in Austin and today reiterate he will not be a candidate for governor.
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Austin
Walter Woodul
Aimmer Land
Capitol
Woodel
Houston
Auling
Teane
Xummer Woodul
Pana
Predicta Decrease In Turkey Output Decline Rumor
A garbled report mentions Turkey output reductions, porked by unclear references to Valley pickers and compensation at 80 cents per hundred. Names and dates are fragmented, with scattered mentions of industry figures and a Berkey connection.
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Turkey
Tenniston
Zul
LEA
Crip van Jrefidel Savertay Ibe
Haimiiver Crenty
Gmt
Siddhel
Youre
Fle Bart
Toreeac
Merceles
Texan
Goat Haran
Runde Valley
Aocea
Aocea Piskern
Denndem Crainew
Eihiat Cron Aly
Alisha
Devergian
Masih
Masini
Kimvasky Bo Akyrt
Armerican Federation
Ubi
Sillicie
Connally Tracks Farm Tenant Bill Ahead In Senate
Washington acknowledges Senator Tom Connally pushed the Farm Tenant Bill in the Senate last week aiming to add funds for land purchases. The move would have provided land and homes for more tenants, but the amendment failed. The bill would place developing tenants on their land with amortization over 40 years at 3 percent, but Connally argued for larger sums, proposing $50 million annually. the current plan totals $28 million the second year and $160 million the third.
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Washington, D. C
Tom Connally
Senate
Texas
Connally
Contally
Ann
Conally
Benator Connally
Ranchman Dies From Car Crash Injuries
Brownwood Texas July 12 Sid Witten a 64 year old Zephyr ranchman who was injured in an automobile accident near Comanche Wednesday night died in a local hospital Monday Witten formerly lived at Comanche and built large ranching interests in Comanche county Thorp A Andrews Fort Worth attorney who was injured and whose wife was killed in the wreck when his car and the Witten car collided was reported improved He was moved Batclay from an easy content in which he was placed Friday after pneumonia developed A murder charge was filed at Comanche Thursday against Presley Van Zandt U2 of Zephyr who the complaint alleges was driving the Witten car
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Brownwood
Texas
Sid Witten
Zephyr
Comanche
Witten
Coanche County
Thorp A. Andrews
Fort Worth
Fmneumonia
Presley van Zandt
Witter
Former Clifton Girl Marries In Dallas
Former Clifton girl Mian Mary Elpab eth Rew wed Janes William McFar, Ane Crocker, son of Mew, at the bride’s parents Dallas home Monday evening. The ceremony was attended by immediate families and close friends as the couple begins life together.
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Mian
Mary Elpabeth Rew
Janes William McFar
Ane Crocker
Mew
W.M
Mia HK
Rem 3608
Hall
Dallas
Texas
Clifton
Bytes Ten
Old-Age Pension List Cut In San Saba County
A garbled listing notes a reduction of 4,183 in the Old-Age Pension list. The fragment references San Saba County and a Wednesday event led by acting director W. A. Kathie with unclear names and dates, and mentions a court or municipal context.
Trinity Lutheran Men Host Outdoor Park Party
Trinity Lutheran Men's Club held a picnic in City Park with guests from Norse and Cranfill Gap Lutheran groups. A softball game, a reading by Maycelle Moore, a W J Maskestad speech on unity, a hole 1 contest won by Rev. W J Maskestad, and performances by the Male Chorus of Cranfill Gap marked the evening before about two hundred attendees.
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Trinity Lutheran Men’s Club
Cranfill Gap
Maycelle Moore
C. T. Boo
Lealing
C. A. Orbeck
W. J. Maskestad
Cranfills’Gap
Crenfille Gap
Double Victim Cleared Of Charges at Vernon
Vernon Tease reports District Attorney Jesse Owens cleared all indictments against Nélle Harvey, an innocent victim of mistaken identity. Harvey, once jailed months for another man’s crime, had sentences totaling five years quashed on appeal. The Court of Criminal Appeals reversed and remanded the prior decision. Harvey, a Wichita native, was exonerated after a pattern of forged claims was found.
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Vernon
Jesse Owens
Nélle Harvey
EA. Goxsall
Harvey Hai
Court of Criminal Appetia
Harvey
Ite
Wichita
Stra
Willie
Double wedding at St Olaf Lutheran Church Cranfill Gap
A beautiful double wedding occurred last Saturday evening July 19 at St Olaf Lutheran Church. Misa Pearl Armanthe Som married Carl Mickelson of Cranfill Gap, and Mabel Reesing married Melvin Saunders of Fort Worth. Amundson and Reesing sisters are Clifton College graduates.
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Phice
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Misa Pearl Armanthesom
Carl Mickelson
Cranfille Gap
Mins
Mabel Reesingr
Melvin Saunders
Fort Worth
Miss Amundson
Clifton College
Neal Amundson
Rappers
Miss Reesing
Matt Reesing
Meridian Creek
Mickelson
Saunders
Wm. B. Bertelson
Christabel
Mineral Wells
Mae Reesing
Mra
Jewel Reesing Hutton
Arizona
H. Reesing
Julius Bryn
Vernon
Pete Bryn
Swanger
Axel Hanson
Haetel
Oras Solberg
Aeighter
Emma Jewel
Hans Hanson
Bidon Solbers
Longhorn Cavern
Cranfill Gap
Grimland
Olaf Rohn
M. T. Soreenson
W. P. Tindall
Alf Pederson
Ole Larsen
Kell Sorenson
Alton Tinedall
Oscar E. Knudson
Clyde Tinnl
Ben Rhodes
Mia
John Johnum
Emil Lee Donates Mountings to College
Emil Lee recently donated fine mountings to the College including two deer heads and three dots of Texas silver horns. The College Museum, which won a prize last year, saw leaders Tyssen and Veldey travel to Austin to discuss enhancing the Academy with State Department of Education input. They anticipate more students, especially older high school dropouts, returning to Clifton College to finish their courses.
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Emil Lee
Texas
Mueum
College the College Museum
Ghrat
Clifton College
Mien Carstann
Seattle
Walnut Springs Falks Plan Home Completion Plans
Final plans to complete the Jannan home and Walnut Springs residence are outlined. A July 18 event notes projected progress and the Wave Fevers views feature in the project’s timeline with an audience of 100 or more.
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Jannan
Walnut Springs
Reidence
Amelie leads quiet rise in local arts scene
Amelie, a local artist, gains recognition through small gallery showings and community events. Pie, a fellow creator, collaborates on street murals, while Mire evaluates new installations and Expverst coordinates the touring exhibit. The pair build momentum across venues and supporters.
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