Local residents visit family across many towns
A string of weekend visits and family gatherings spans Lawton Oklahoma to Tyler Texas and Waco, with relatives from Archer City, Dallas, Moody, Ballinger, McGregor, and Wasahwehie converging to spend time with parents, grandparents, and friends. Several travelers stopped in Eastland Ranger for church events and to see kin, while Violet Jacob and Tela Brock are noted for hospital and travel moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus McNeill
Almih Wesson
Waco
Beer
Lyn Ellison
Tyler
Sheen
Elion
McNeill
JL. Jr
Houston
Larkin
Archer City
Ie View
J. C
Uye Turner
Meridia
Tevn
Faye Hinton
Hoare
Ancle C. Hinton
John King Jr
Dsl
Asa Hord
A. & M. College
Frank ‘Chbper
H. J. Gibbs Jr
Gibbs
Fe le McNeill Jr
A. M. ‘Tibbs Fe
John Tarleton Col
Wanda Lou Smith
Ballinger
C. A.smith
Tela Brock
L. J. Wilkins
Wasahwehie
Bonnie Wilkins
Dallas
Hubert Powell
Huntaville
Me. Pawn
Sam Gouston State "College
Hort
Arthur Frits
Theride
Emmaning
Mev
Mr. J. BR
Dolores Prince
Temple
Poage Seeks Parity Payments and Farm Aid Hope
Washington letter from Rep W R Poage discusses agricultural appropriations to preserve parity payments, notes farmer sacrifices in Texas and Oklahoma, criticizes opposition in Congress, reviews Townsend plan debates, opposes H R 6466, mentions social security age pension reforms, and urges Texas cooperation with state legislature while expressing best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Big City
Department of Agriculture
Esas
Oklahama
United States
Texas
Oklahome
Ways and Means
Deen
Dr.Townsend
Hendricks
Dr. Townsend
Wwe
W. R. Poage
It Pays to Advertise Texas Tourism Campaign Proposal
A Dallas Dispatch excerpt cites Commentator magazine stating advertising yields strong returns for states. Michigan and Florida show large visitor receipts relative to spending, while tourism grows as a major industry. The piece urges Texas to launch a nationwide campaign via radio and other media, using $600000 to attract visitors and Texans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sates
Commentator
Michigan
Florida
Dillon
Texas
Dallas
Oakwood Cafe & Service Station Advertisement Notice
Public notice listing Sam serving fried chicken large Suicy Hamburgers and sandwiches at Oakwood Cafe and Service Station one south of Clifton Mrs Joe Christenson describes mahogany furniture as cheaper wood veneer glued on stained and polished noting durability color grain and polish appeal.
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Sam
Laisa
Joe
Christenson
Oakwood Cafe
Clifton
Venice
Kimberley Arkansas diamond town fades to ghost town lore
Kimberley, a 700000 acre plateau in the Arkansas Ozarks, once housed a diamond mine envisioned to rival South Africa. Rich hopes built a boomtown that died as operations waned after brief success and price pressures. Attempts to reopen failed over the past decade.
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Coos
Kimberley
Steau
Arkansas Ozarks
Onurke
Nto
Arkansas
United States Geological Survey
Arkansas Eld
North American
Arkaneus
Bulletin
John" Hudleston
Murphreesboro
South Africa
Africa
Resson
Arkanens
US population to peak at 158 million in 1980
A recent estimate projects the United States population reaching a peak of 158 million in 1980. Government and demographic researchers note growth patterns and potential implications for resources and policy.
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United States
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Fallle King of
Lawton
Odie
Mra
Washington
Cong
Peage
Hudson Bay
Rio Grande
Pacific
Atlantic
E. Tennison
Clfton, Texas
Dee
Aa Tailors
Senos
France
Inez Larsen
Clifton, Texas
Alteraisaumiat Cleaning
Dalackany
Martin
Yesteryear
Sunbeam Micnaster
Tad Lampe
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