Taxpayers Ask Renditions Clenurne Judge Favors Be Raised
Taxpayers petition Renditions Clenurne urging raises for teachers amid calls for jail for gossipers. The district court orders focus on county vice allegations as Judge L Dockett backs grand jury probes into local corruption and public scolds chatter about misdeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clenurne
Vietarne
L. Dockett
Johnson County
Aoisip
Natady
Grand
Travis
Timgsbury
Godeip
Grant
Declamation Contest Winners Named in March Event
The event honors participants including Amin Tera Agr and Jehn with top honors. Judges from Le Aaah Disirwt awarded prizes, recognizing eloquence and stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maret Sa
Camacagionee
B. MaySeit
Auman May T
Cotton Plant Destruction and Pest Control Practices
The text outlines procedures for testing and destroying cotton plants to prevent pests and disease. It mentions laboratory examination, controlled exposure, weather impact, and timing for applying measures. Government experts at Tatatah are cited, with notes on cost and procurement for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deite
Talluiah
Logialama
Oweane
Tatatah
Acre
Gary Ter
Delayed Shipments Warn Cotton Growers of Fertilizer Shortages
The Soil Improvement Committee warns that shipments of plant fertilizer will be late and not all orders can be met in time for spring planting. The advisory urges farmers to apply fertilizer carefully, with cotton priority for timely planting, and to report progress to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benue
King Bs
Sao Sit
Valley Mills Local News Items Chronicle Oddities
Local notes from Valley Mills recount vehicle mishaps near town and visits by residents to Waco and Fort Worth. Mentions by name—Dorman, Holder, Hobin, Nesbitt, Moller—plus Mrs. Pool and Dr. Jarrett family trips, health updates, and repairs. Community updates include illnesses, school business, and local road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorman
Valley Mille
RM. Holder
Barry Hobin
Turnarsville Woos
Waco
H. Ht. Nesbitt
Moller
Turnersville
Hobin
W. T. Poston
N. E. Riddle
Charlotta
Port Worth
Ad Mire
Pool
Noah
J. G. Power
M. Deal
Goodall
W. C.l Barnett
C. St Griffin
Myrtle Mrinkley
AM Jones
Abe
Mire A
Methie
Albert Ie
Mr. Culpepper
China Boringe
Jarrett
Worth
W. Hi Jona
Tom Soo Rely
Belly Jaen
WA Elrod
George GriMth
Fort Worth
Townley
Patton
Jon McNeill
Sipe Springs
Valley Mills
George Grifith
Ty Weary
Snider
Commission Goodall
Clifton
Feed W. Standefar
Meridian
W. M. Grimes
Chino Springs
Local Notes and Purchases Stated as County Affairs and Town News
In a string of items, McLennan county figures appear with probate style mentions and home visits. The home of a son is noted as well as Uncle Jack traveling to Welton to see a relative. A bridge project on the Children’s crossing shows work progressing with funds subscribed. A minor car incident near O. J. Ringnans’s home leaves occupants unharmed. Bob Hann from Brazos reports normal business and fishing plans. J. C. Tabb’s county clerk campaign incident is briefly described. Old River Stable Building bought by J. Gibba for a new filling station near town. A fire incident tied to an oil stove is noted along with sympathy for a young couple. Doctors Jarrett Goodall Standafer attend meetings in Houston and New Orleans while Dr McNaill remains home to oversee care.
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McLennan
Lee
Ack
Welton
de Won
Perry McElhanson
Valley Mille Eines
Walter
D. Sherwood
Ander
Vate
J. C. Tabb
O. J. Ringnans
Mra Tub
Bob Hann
Brazos
Bob
J. Gibba
Liverery
HK. Jervets
Dallas
Gibba
Dre. Goodall
Jarrett
Standafer
Mesdarmen Goodall
Houston
Batet Medical Association
New Orleans
National Association
McNaill
Jmme
Sla
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Gevernce Levnsire
Tee
Candinare
Hill's Business College
8Th and
Franklin Streets
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Gregg
Pitman
City Bakery
Jackson Bros
Valley Mille Tribens
Oscar J. Rea & CO
Cilftem, Tex
the Home Grocery Company
Gurton, Texas
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