Transformation of Western Texas Lands and People
A fragmented reminiscence traces how vast Western Texas valleys shifted from wild frontier to settled land. It highlights migrations, marriages, and local pride as families built ranches, homes, and churches, noting economic changes and the region’s evolving identity.
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Miho
Texas
Todian
Interesting News From Valley Mall
Sg t Henry Sanders of Fort Sam Houston visits relatives for a three day pane trip. Mine Nll Bryan returns to Pasadena after brief visit with her parents. Mr and Mrs Wade Neppitt of New Fork ity visit Nesbitt’s mother in Wata. Mr and Mrs B C Tay and sons return from visit with Mrs Lay’s father. York receives call from Brother First Class Seaman William Vernon York ship Ogun mailing May 2. Clodius H Hill and Mrs Soroph Rucker present pupil Prentice T E Barnett Jr in piano recital at Presbyterian church. Mrs Werner Barth leaves for New York City to visit before joining Lt Barth in Maryland. Miss Gene Howard and Miss Gue Pool visit home folks. John Tweedy recovering from operation, brought home, to return for check up.
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Henry Sanders
Fort Sam ‘Houston
Nll
Bryan
Pasadena
Bill Bryan
Wade Nepbitt
New Fork Ity
B.C. Tay
Jouaton
Lay
Bima Lay
Anc York
William Vernon York
San ‘Calif
Ogun
Mix
Clodius H. Hill
Soroph Rucker
Prentice TE. Barnett Jr
Presbyterian Church
Garland
Mira
P. HH
Barnett
Mobert Miter
Werner Barth
New York City
Barth
Military Intelligences Service
Camp
Maryland
Marlin Thin
Itasca Drops From Competition In Erld League
Itasca drops from all sports in the Erld League after notifying District 40 A officials. Gatesville Hornets coach Tipp Mooney had tried all spring to complete a nine game schedule for his squad. The league now has five teams Gatesville McGregor Clifton West and LaVays with extra contests against Belton Killeen and Hamilton pending two more games.
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Tase
Tipp
Mooney
Gatesville Hornets
Tiascathus
Valley Mills
Gatesville
McGregor
Clifton
West
la Vays
Golden Boys
Belton
Killeen
Hamilton
Messertger
Looking Ahead on Property, Tax, and Communism
Dr George Binkin argues that private property faces attack from communists aided by high taxes and inheritance limits. He cites proposed constitutional amendments to cap gifts and estates, and warns such steps threaten prosperity by stifling investment and enterprise. He emphasizes keeping property in private hands and creating work opportunities through private industry.
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Karl Marx
America
Congress
Kore
Alabama
Arannus
Delaware
Tiinois
Indiana
Iowa
Maine
Marsachusette
Michigan
Mississippi
Pennsylvanis
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Ecides
United States
Matthew Woll
American Federation
Labor
Card of Thanks for Neighbors and Loved One
To our neighbors and suevide we thank each and every one for their assistance after the death of our dear Pyther William Kemp also for the lovely moral offering God bless every one in our prayer The Kemp Children.
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Pyther
William Kemp
Kemp
Life of Benjamin Franklin Told by Clifton High
Clifton High School notes describe Benjamin Franklin as a self made scientist author statesman inventor printer diplomat and humorist whose life showed clear purpose. The senior class celebrates a 7 6 football win over next year’s team and the senior play Dont Take My Penny is praised for its success.
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Qeas
Benjamin Pronkum
Philadelphia
America
Franklin
Trewds
Clifton
J.Y
Sickness and Death Notice Mentions Goar and Grisham Kin
A fragmentary notice honors the illness and death of que Pather in law and grandfather, with blessings for friends. Names cited include Mrs Betch Goar Miss Austa Goar Mr and Mrs Jim Grisham and Stampa, reflecting a family memorial snippet.
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Betch Goar
Austa Goar
Jim Grisham
Ledger notes show funds and pledges on April dates
A balance of 14,758 428.95 is noted on Apert 2 to define MAR general fund. Cash on hand totals 358,606,480 but F139 064 was pledged to pay outstanding warrants.
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MAR General Fund
Potatoes Exhibit Vast Range of Variations Cited
A report notes over a thousand potato varieties, highlighting diversity in shape size and flavor. Researchers emphasize genetic differences and potential uses in cooking and breeding programs. Local growers showcase several standout types promising culinary and agricultural options.
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Itasca
Earmers State Bank As & Bedt
Gercge
Binkin
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Marcing College
Bearey
Acksunis
Clifton High School
Cub Reporter
TRC
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A.C
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Dyess Feed and Hatchery
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Eame
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Karl L, Lovelady
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