Sunday Visitors Highlight Local News In Dalian Area
The aging text notes numerous Sunday and weekend visits among local families. Names include Mr and Mrs Laurie Spwegle, Arthur Cooper, Lorene Cox of Austin, Miss Myrtle Phillips of Peters, Mrs D C Tubb, Beverly Jones, Virginia Thoma, Mrs J M Todd, G F Jones and children, and many more visiting relatives across Gatesville, Walnut Springs, Womack, Crawford Bay, Brownfield, and Teague. The report mentions transfers, illnesses, and social calls at various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalian
Cy Lay
Sas
Sanday
Hill
Laurie Spwegle
Per Prince
Betlo Te ‘Waple
Arthur Cooper
Ais Lorene Cox
Austin
J.C. Tubbs
Te McNeill
Hiome
Ness
Iola Crowley
Ruth Seidal
Meridian
Ernest Stringfellow
Bil Lawdon
Goose Cruele
Fire Terrell
Barbers Hill
Snot
A.M. Lawhon
Ray Bord
Texas A. & M. College
Frank Cooper Valley
Winer Prince
Clinton
Will Freed
Ford Forson
Finley Raley
Teague
Roger Haley
Hobart Powell
Ben Ayip
Ace
T. A. Burnett
E. Hudspeth
Mma
D. Howard
Bartlett
Ace Manor
NOBODY'S BUSINESS by Saline Capes J NOBODY'S BUSINESS by Saline Capes J
A campaign snapshot from Texas politics notes Gov W Lee O Daniel seeking a second term amid rival hints from Coke Stevenson and others. Lieutenant Governor Harry Hines is praised, with possible entries by Col Erment O Thom pson and Dick Waters. Oil taxes and East Texas court actions loom, while Prohibition era figures reappear in a sprawling Austin political panorama.
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O'Daniel
O'Dastiel
Leek
Gosexnor
Harry Hines
South Texas
Fenny Sadler
Col. Erment O 'Thompson
Thompson
Politi
Texay
Texas
Texar Oll
IF. W
Big Fish
Fischer Ot Tyler
Jimmy Allred
Guyfernon
East Texas
McMillan
San Antonio
Einer Federal Courte
Q'Dantel
WD. Breifield
Sunday School and Church Notes At Lanes Chapel Community
Stella Vickrey reports a weekend in Lanes Chapel with Sunday School and League activities at Bombay, Rev. G C Williams delivering sermons. Locals and visitors, including the Parish and Randall Dalixe party and Fred Root kehke, share meals and greetings. numerous neighbors from Clifton to Cranfills Gap visit and travel between homes.
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Stella Vickrey
Bombay
G. C. Williams
J. A. Parish
Randall
Dalixe
Seeech
Dallaw
Fred Rootkehke
A. Donsls
L. J. Taylor
Galveston
R. R. Jones
Oklahoma
John Cavieon
Charley
Townley and Faily
A. B. Poston
Early Lane
T. J. Sowell
Fred Lundberg
Iredell
Moshenn
Sire
Joe McCormack
George Rice
Gc, Williams
Mosheim
Wych Rice
Soil fumigation may boost farm yields study says
Columbus reports at the 16th AAAS meeting describe soil fumigation with chloropierin boosting expected tomato yields by up to 10975 percent in certain tests. Described by horticulturists Lara agasoud, Frank L. Howard, and Brot K Crandall from the experiment station, treated plots showed higher yields and less leaf and root injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Bods Lara Agasoud
Des
Frank L. Howard
Brot
K Crandall
Harver Cotton Family U planting seal and seed sale
The notice advertises Harver Cotton Family U breeding and ginning services at Bronstad Gin with first year from breeder and well matured green cotton. It mentions MBE per bit, new 3 bushel bags, and delivery options to Bronstad Gin or at Monksohn farm by Vickrey along with a Big German Millet seed offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harver Cotton Family U
Bronstad
Monksohn
Vickrey
Norse School News Week Highlights Pupils and Visitor
The Norse school notes a visitor, a magician named Finlay, who amused and surprised pupils by chewing a package of tablets and pulling them from a bag. The Girls team is mentioned as favorite in play and a secretary science club debate features rubber bands and mysterious Nedeneen indicating school activities and student engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finlay
I Gooper School and Community News
Local school notes a seventh grade pupil, changes to the menu, and Friday night after the math contest with cookies and cocoa. Community visitors and families are listed. references to reading material include The Bobbsey Twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner Valley
Perreaxvanene
Benue
Uti Bel
Revenant Rae Peon
Shelterbelt Plan Turns Wichita Area Green
Reading from Sedgwick County records, a shelterbelt project planted nine belts two years ago with thousands of seedlings. A growing forest now spans over 40 miles in length and about 100 feet wide. The program harvested timber that year and plans to extend 50 more miles of trees by 2040 under official guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kana
Sedgwick County
Sayn M
Clifton Texas to Hold Aldermen Election at Ivy Hall
The City of Clifton announces an election on the first Monday in April 1840 at Ivy Hall to elect three Aldermen to replace Carpenter Gilliam and Miller. C D Neamn will preside with authority to appoint judges and clerks. Polls open 8 am to 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conall
Clifton
Ivy Hall
Soid City
CE. Carpenter
WP. Gilliam
W. D. Miller
C. D. Neamn
Texas
Attust H. P.sones
E W. C. Hurst
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Norse School
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A. Poulson
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