TEMS ALLEY MILLS Valley Mills THbuney
B. Henley of Brownwood Mira. Alex McNeill was in Dallas Tuesday. Vine of Cleburne is shee cousin Mrs B K Hat week Mrs H C Odle of Bryan visiting parents. Newell Hix and little daughter visited Mrs Jack Mel Thursday. Din Meador of Greenock bitten by rattlesnake last Saturday. Mrs Roy Pool returned from Atoka Okla. Minnie Lee Breeding left for Moody for vacation. Roy Hearon and Lucille Hearon visited Dr E B McNeill. Ray Roseell of Tylex visiting mother Mrs Charlie Ellison. Robert Bruce of Hartlet spent weekend with his parents. Mrs Chris Strand of Clifton visited W H Raley home. Iba Silarnie Jacobs of Copperas Gove spent weekend with JR Jacobs. Mrs J B Shaw and family of Waco left for Oklahoma to see father. Weldon and Gene Ayre visiting P od Mrs Wayne Sadler. Mrs G A Bryan in Mineral Wells for rheumatism. Alton Hix and Joe Alton Clifton spent Wednesday. Miss Neil Garrett teaching here plans home in Marlin for vacation. Elisabeth Warrington arrived weekend. Mr Hill at Ingleside. Luke Stevens and daughter left for South Texas. L P Raley and Mary Ann left for San Antonio. E A Pinson and children left for Fort Worth. Martell Townley and Grady Cooper of Waco attended commencement. Hazel Reed member of graduating class. Ray Ruswell family of Houston visited. Sergeant Herman Prince at Randolph Field visited Will Freedman. Mrs Lizzie Prince to visit. Mrs H G Bishop went to Dallas with Jeanette Fore. Helpful Hints section misread. Sahara desert note appears fragment.
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B. Henley
Brownwood
Mira
Alex McNeill
Dallas
Cleburne
Shee Gousin
B. K. Hatweek
H.C. Odle
Bryan
Chatham Jr
Waco
J.B Shaw
Newell Hix
Ittle
Jack Mel
Price Williams
Altoona
Din Meador
Greenock
Smith Sr
Fort Worth
Roy Pool
Atoka
Okla
Minnie Lee Breeding
Moody
Roy
W. J. Hearon
Joe Garner Hintonton
Joe Bob
Mollie Febuklin
Mexia
Iba Silarnie Jacobs
Copperas
JR. Jacobs
Kennet Burch
OCC
Bartlett
Ye Bere
J. B. Shaw
MrLand
Chatham
Wacoeft
Oklahoma
Serio Weldon
Gene Ay
Wayne Sadler
G. A. Bryan
Lillie Lyon
Mineral Wells
D. C. Mathews
San Anto- Alon
Cato Jean
Gatesville
Alton Hix
Joe Alton
Clifton
Jack McNeill
Chester Wataroo
M. D. Howard
Taylor
A. 8. Howard
Mise Neil Garrett
Hiss
Marlin
Elisabeth Warrington
Iet
Wright Hill
Epent
Archie Hill
Ingleside
Luke Stevens
Gloria
South Texas
L. P. Raley
Mary Ann
San Antonio
Raley
Jack Lena
E. A. Pinson
Martell Townley
Grady ‘Cooper
Hazel Reed
Ray Ruswell
Houston
Charles I
Ellison
Herman Prince
Randolph Field
Will Freed
Sergeant Prince
Lizzie Prince
H. G. Bishop
Jeanette
Fore
Pend
Tank Sets New Distance Record in 1076 Mile Test
Rock Island Arsenal reports United States Army tank completed a 1076 mile run from Dallas to Rock Island in just over 82 hours, breaking distance and mileage records. Capt Paul M Seleen led the crew with mechanic Earl Trimble driving. the vehicle averaged roughly 13 miles per hour, with ten hour day bursts setting a 346 mile record. Colonel A G Gillespie praised fuel efficiency and handling through detours and towns, noting best previous arsenal runs stood at 386 miles in 11 hours. The test occurred near Bowling Green Missouri where the tank paused briefly for a church service in a town street.
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Rock Tland
United States Army
Rock Ieland Senal
Arsenal
Dallas
Texas
Rock Iland
A. G. Gillespie
Rsental
Gillespie
Paul M. Seleen
Earl Trimble
Washington, D.C
Washington
Oklahoma
Bowling Green
Uncle Sam
Seven Mistakes Fire of the Famous Writer Warns About
A famed writer lists seven common fire related mistakes, from crushing others for advancement to worrying over unchangeable issues. The passage notes misdirected efforts to impose beliefs, neglect of personal growth, and distractions from essential aims.
Tax on Natural Resources Prompts Pension Funding Debate
A fragment outlines a proposal to tax natural resources to fund old age pensions while accusing the current system of overtaxing specific groups. The text mentions burden shifting and calls for untaxing the overtaxed, signaling a tax reform argument with broader fiscal aims.
Mary Queen of Scots Necklace Sold for a Half Dollar
A black pearl necklace once owned by Mary Queen of Scots reportedly sold for 50 cents at a Forfar shop in Scotland. A woman bought the item for two shillings and later had it authenticated by crown jewels authorities who declared it part of the royal collection.
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London
Mary, Queen of Scots
Forfar
Scotland
Mary
Farmers Sign Up for U S Department of Agriculture Program
College Station June 2 The agricultural conservation committee announced that Texas farmers signed up 300 000 work sheets up to June 1 covering three fourths of the state's farm acreage The final signing date is June 20 with 400 000 of 600 000 farms eligible for grants if signed County agents based the estimate and noted many growers were unaware of eligibility due to the base acreage rule to be used in future programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Thetate
Agricultural Conservation —Committee
Pepuvant
Texas
A. D. Club Schedules May Meeting and June Benefit
The A. D. Club met May 27 at City Hall with Mrs. Mangold present. County Council report and five menus were discussed. It was voted to host a benefit party on Tuesday June 1. Further arrangements to be announced.
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B.C
A. D
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Pillsbury's Best
FW. Fischer
Tals
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Criti
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