Newspaper courage and community ties in a small town
A local farmer notes harvest delays and injuries as crops ripen. Among visitors are Miss Heuuds Wogstal and Mrs Bessie Nelson from Temple. Town residents, including Mew and Hertha Larson, travel from Clebonne visiting relatives. An editor extols the newspaper trade, recounts a hazardous moment, and defends journalistic duty amid a lively town scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauldin
Noble M. Colcheletus
Brownwood
Daniad Baer College
M. Iverson
Waco
E) Davenson
Norway
Bond
Pountry
Whilden
Tedas Life Insurance Gn
Mack Bertelsen
Meridian
Waxa Lange
Vela Oxford
San Marcus
Walter McClendon
Temple
Tom Ogletree
Baby
Cleburne
Jennie Thorp
Bertha Thorp
Alta Shriber
Listie Cox
Oklahoma
J.P. Thorp
Womick
John Huskerson
Conahatta
Miss
Rey Robt
Callahan County
Davis House
H.R. Simmons
Prohibition Politics and Debate on the Fence Tone
A speech at Port Lavaca shows editors and speakers debating prohibition with a fence straddling stance. The discussion includes moral crusade rhetoric, calls for balanced talk, and appeals for unity among Texas agri cultural and civic groups amid public applause and mixed reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Bari
Ani
Lavin
Ariagrave
Wtter
Texas
Yraga Association
Port Lavaca
Bob Gresham
Hob Gresham
Fis
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