Lone Scout Page Proposed for Southland Farmer
The editor approves a Lone Scout Department to answer reader questions and promote Scouting, with 50 percent of subscriptions funneled to Council 7. Also notes Floyd Mayne's March 7, 1925 death, a Clifton Record collaboration, and a study linking infant death rate to fathers' earnings across 23,000 babies in eight cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southland Farmer
Herbert Klatt
Hamilton
Texas
Lone Scouts of America
Southland
Council 7
Floyd Mayne
Floyd
Clifton Record
Clifton One
Indian squaws divorce by placing shoes at doors
A historical note describes a practice where a wife ends her marriage by leaving her husband’s shoes outside the door, signaling divorce in a traditional context. The passage details the ritual act and its social meaning within that culture.
One in Ten Warns of Wound Dangers and Borozone Remedy
A historical ad warns neglect of small wounds leads to serious health issues in about one in ten cases. It promotes disinfecting with 7 Borozone and applying Borozone Powder, priced at 60 cents, sold by all druggists.
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Thedford
Austin News Roundup Details Roster Moves and Legal Shifts
Adjutant General appoints R D Brown of Brownsville as ranger sergeant in Capt William Ryans company at Laredo. State librarian Elizabeth H West resignations discussed. Water Engineers seek two boats for Devil's River inspection with amphibious caravan support. Oklahoma governor issues requisition for E A Pruitt in Grayson County theft case. San Antonio and Aransas Pass petition for Rio Grande Valley authority discussed. Tick eradication funding and University tax text book law noted. University of Texas business dean to Ohio, Big Lake Oil remittance down. Revised criminal statutes printing near Aug 1 launch. Textbook law trims state school tax use. university easement rights for American Telegraph confirmed. Insurance commission to consider return loan for three Texas life companies. Railroad commission to meet Plainview July 206 on consolidations involving Santa Fe, Burlington, and Texas Panhandle.
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State Board of Water Engineers
State Game, Fish and Oyster Department
Devil's River
Oklahoma
E. A. Pruitt
Grayson County
Maram A. Ferguson
Pruitt
Cleveland County
Texas Farm and Road Projects Advance Across State
Texas farmers plant grain sorghums and cow peas to cut feed costs amid drought while a Santa Fe extension train will reach the New Mexico line. Washington County trims taxes to 1.68 per hundred, a Sparks district votes $20,000 for a rural high school. Missouri-Kansas-Texas lays 3900-pound rails between Temple and Granger. Houston port exports surge 147 percent to a new record. San Antonio hosts 1926 conventions for Master Plumbers and Laundry Owners. Statewide road grants fund Galveston paving, Houston and Uvalde aid. Brazoria taxes rise with oil slump. Henderson County pea crop advances. sheep creep-like disease reported in West Texas. Dallas issues $2,000,000 bonds for schools and parks. Galveston citrus and orchards grow, fish hatchery discussed at Kerrville. Airplane mapping saves Texas money on reservoir site locations with federal aid sharing costs.
Valley Mills Local News Highlights from the Tribune
Clifton businessman R L Golden visited Valley Mills on Saturday while Miss Mary Frances Neilson arrived from West as a relative guest. Numerous locals, including Sam C Smith and family, Misses Mary Harris, Geraldine Toone, and Eunice Hix, were noted at events, picnics, and visits around Waco Corsicana and Temple with farm and ranch life updates.
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Valley Mills Tribune
R. L. Golden
Clifton
Mary Frances Neilson
West
Sam C. Smith
Meridian
Mary Harris
Geraldine Toone
Waco
Agnes
LeRoy Christian
Corsicana
Eunice Hix
F. H. Smith
Will Crawford
Harold Caraway
Tribune Force
Gladys Barnett
Oro Lee Shaw
Craig M. Logan
Col
Billie Jones
Mosheim Way
Robert Everett
L. Weld
Jim Parks
Bosque County
Mr. Parks
Tom C. Parks
Alice Sugg
Madge Rudd
Mildred Rudd
Florence Watts
Temple
L. L. Agerton
Ella Lovelace
Harlingen
Jack Sadler
E. B. Henley
Brownwood
Alex McNeill
McNeill
Hillsboro
Walnut Springs
Gordon Nowlin Slong
Sugg
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Menloe Jermstad
Crawfills Gap
E. H. Allcorn
Austin Ave
Austin
Adjt
Mark McGee
R. D. Brown
Brownsville
William Ryan
Laredo
Elizabeth H. West
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Texas Library and Historical Commission
J. H. Tallichet
Houston
Southern Pacific
Ernest May
San Antonio & Aransas Pass
Rio Grande Valley
Fatfurrias
Leo Callan
State Live Stock Sanitary Commission
Dear
Spurgeon Bell
University of Texas School of Business Administration
University of Ohio
Dean Bell
Big Lake Oil Company
Sioner Robinson
Reagan County
Texan
Robenson
Board of University Regenus
M. N. Marrs
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ussuel
State Board of Education
Pne
R. J. Randolph
Attorney General's Department
Egents
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Ite
W .L. Hill
John M. Scott
Texas Commissioner of Insurance
Shich
Robertson
Hill
Texas Life Companies
Railroad Commission
C Plainview
Consolidates
Santa Fe Sysem
Purtington
T.as Panhandle & Gulf
Clarence
Texas News
Alvin-Friendswood
H. C. Robinson
DeWitt County
Sudan
Santa Fe
Doud
New Mexico
Bailey and Hockley Counties
Levelland
Commissioners Court of
Washington County
Sparks
Little River
Academy
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
San Antonio
Granger
W. E.baker
State Master Plumbers Association
Texas Laundry Owners Association
Fred Herndon
Chamber of Commerce of
New York
Board of Control
Highway Commission
Galveston County
Galveston-Houston
Houston County
Uvalde County
Brazoria County
West Columbia
Damon
Henderson County
San Angelo
West Texas
Tom Greep
McCulloch
Dallas
E. N. Holmgreen
Gulf Coast
Kerrville
Guadalupe River
Turner Hubby
State Game, Fish and Oyster
United States Army
State of
A. H. Dunlap
United States Geological Survey
Valley Mills
Bun Raley
Galveston
W. H. Carter
Frances
J. M. Brooks
Ella V. Wortham
Wortham’s Bend
J. C. Jarrett Jr
Johnnie
Jimmie
J. C. Tubb
Breckenridge
Walter Golden
Devas
Walter
L. D. Hawkins
Hawkins
Joe G. Hinton
Washington, D. C
John Quincy Adams
United States
Potomac
I. G. Phinney Drayman
Silver Moon
Alwa
FORD
Old Line Legal Reserve
Kansas City Life Insurance Co
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