Dallas voter 105 years old and famed for war service
The article profiles a Dallas County resident born March 4 1926. It claims he is the oldest voter in Dallas County possibly the state, recounts Civil War era anecdotes and parade culture, and includes reflections on aging and community, with references to Major Nicholaon Dieth and local Texas history.
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Dallas
Dallas County
Nicholaon
Nicholaon Dieth
Corinthe Mion
Init
Texas
Tella
Franklin
Tendat
Rock Island
Til
Texas and Tecans Build Texan program in Austin meetings
The Texas Press Association approves a Build Texan program for June meetings at San Angelo. Gov. Ross Sterling is among principal speakers. sessions cover Highways Agriculture Railways Industry Education Recreation Oil and Gas and what Texas newspapers can do for development.
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Teams Press Association
Austin
San Angelo
Texas
Ross Stering
Texas Press Association
Lowry Martin
Covi Caja Bon
Abs
Aenune
Mosheim local notes and Fat Stock Show trip report
Mosheim residents and relatives attend the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show as Bosque County Day. Local visitors include Miss Mae Turnersville, Miss Evelyn Vickrey, and families from Clifton, Breckenridge, and Bayle University of Warn. Weekend gatherings, play nights, and shopping in Clifton are mentioned along with prizes won by Mosheim graplers at the show and a note on Texas virgin timber depletion and lumber production during the decade.
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Dripping Spring
Dantie
State Game, Fish and Oyster, Commission
T. H. Burkett
Mae
Turnersville
Cod
Guy Knowles
Barsh
Denton
Evelyn Vickrey
Clifton
W. W. Vicksrey U
Pe Wickreys
Buster Vickrey
Port Worth
Rade
Grantham
Clifton Asron
Hie Nlecw
McGrevor
Palmer
Breckenridge
Men
J. P. Richards Rey
Mya
BR. W
Waco
Sock
J Knowles
Mir
Alfred McFadden
Bunda
Marton
Cling
Ward
Leste
Clifton Sabiay
Iternoon
Tankersley
Mra
Melonne Miles
Arthur Miles
Bichants
Kenby White
Mirsj Chas
Dw. Houry
D. Harker
J. Lyon
Molen Lyon
Lois Poston
Latise Plein
Texan
Texas
Carpenters Quit Union Rather Than Walk Out
Houston reports friction at the Sinclair Refining plant on the Houston ship channel as forty four carpenters quit the union but stayed at work. Company wage talks stalled with union wage demands, carpenters remained at work, and a walkout was not observed. The incident reflects ongoing labor tensions and wage dispute dynamics in Houston during February.
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Houston
Texas
Houston Teal Carpenters’ Union
Sinclair Refining Company
Huston
Hadquarters
Thursay
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the Driskill
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W. L. Stark
Washington
Sumer
China
Cour
Macedam
Tee
W. A. Johnson
Chifton
Cliton, Texas
Lip Benoat Etudenia
Overtime
Mepantmnent
Serre Commercial
Collie Biles Maueton Han Astonna
Woeth, Orla
CFF
Mane
Commarce
James W. Chapman
Chapman
Blanco
Galveston Company
Hay Sewrest
Contreet
Arama Pass
Sorgus Chriati
I Fort
Frank Dobie
Fain
Coronada
Dobie
Ainiaelt
Poesulio Jounty
Faestira
Mosheim
J.P. Richirila
Brackenridge
Rosa Burry
Mt Spline
Weilhendayan
Stuppell Hy
Mes
Worter Eto
Bayle
Avery
Uae
Corneil O. Brown
Bermida
Axl Puckora
Seattle
Wash
Oedlenog
Atte Aide
Aur
Menjas
Vin Franti
Clife Fon
Piticen
Delco Light
Washington Ave
Waco, Texas
Ford
Deseo
Seapets
Pando Meena
Rtah
Ceerdy
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