Valley Mills Local News Items Highlight Residents and Visits
Valley Mills Tribune reports various local movements and visits. Residents include E W Narmour of Mushein, Dona Barnett at Gilford College, Mrs W B Chatman visiting in Cebuene, and F D Mann and daughter Myrtle visiting Lloyd Mann. Numerous trips span Walnut Springs, Houston, Brownwood, Philadelphia, New York, and Catlax.
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EA Harris
Walnut Springs
Cecil Simins
Mineoavis- Studer
Chas. Himith
Fred Warrington
Houston
Ed Henley
Wer
Browndood
N. B. Roberson
Stra
Billy Willams
D. Mann
Toho
Myrtle Mann
Lloyd Mann
LJ. Wilkine
San Artenio
H. J. Gibby
Wednesay
Catlax
Week end notes and moves among Texas residents
The item records a series of social notices and travel plans. Wallace Goodall and Mrs. Hinton visit family in San Antonio with a teacher planning a Europe trip. Miss Mary Neal returns from John Tarleton College and plans Clifton Junior College summer study. Miss Maule Prices stays with her mother while teaching in Tyler. Choir hosts Mr and Mrs Brown before their Hubbard move. Frank Simons and Jimmie Jacobs depart to Denton Teacher's College. A Gulf Supreme Motor Oil ad appears.
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Wallace Goodall
Harry
Heras Norman
Lef Feiday
Ja Grande Valley
Eutle Hinton
San Antonio
Feiday
Europe
W. J. Heaton
Malone
J. P. Hetrick
Methodist Church
Brown
Hubbard
Texas
Frank Simns
Jimmie Jacobs
Teacher's College
Denton
Des Smooth Chowolet Seeks New Engine Note
A fragmentary item mentions a smooth sounding car and engine notes with a six cylinder valve in and a date. The readable text suggests vehicle details but lacks clear names, places, or dates to anchor further facts.
The Case for Swimming as a Universal Exercise
A historical view extols swimming as the best form of exercise for all ages. It claims water activity strengthens muscles, improves posture, boosts circulation, aids digestion and blood pressure, builds courage, and can save lives. Schools, coaches, and organizations like the Red Cross promote swimming for health and safety.
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Shay
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Battle Creek Sanitorum
Ming
Mish Kellerman
Brill
Red Crows
Texas Water Resources Output Briefly Analyzed
Texas produces a large share of the nation s seed products and contributes a substantial export volume across bone commodities. Low river runoff through layoon and creeks leaves only modest capacity to carry water, with Gulf runoff estimated at 33 000 100 sore feet annually. The State Board of Water Engineers estimates 126 000 miles of the 1680 streams as measured, highlighting water resource constraints statewide.
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State Board of Water Engineers
Motor Taxes and Vehicle Travel Trends in 1929 1930
The article surveys motor taxes and transportation figures from the 1930 edition of a chamber of commerce study. It cites 877,000 arms, 640,000 miles of paved highways, 16,500 rural consolidated schools, and 2,800 vehicles replacing those worn out, with DC leading in vehicle growth and Nevada having high per capita road use.
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de Nall Chamber of Commerce
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Theie Teale
Toler Transportation
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