Womack News Notes and Local Events
Local notes report good wireweeks exam mood and attendance, with Coon Creek boys winning 14 to 12 in basketball. The Green and Gold groups held a treasure hunt on campus and near the schoolhouse with prizes of candy and gum. Church Ladies Aid plans English and German plays Friday evening November 10 at 7:30. 4-H Club meets November 1 1989 with officer elections due next month and renewed membership drive at Womack School.
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Ladies’ Aid
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Womack
Oncar Eckert
Oxerty
A. G. Ott
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Marhall Williams
Ted Ann
Hy Meinkowsky
Gustele Sr
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Albert Sandere
Belton
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Health Departments Cut Communicable Diseases In Texas
In Texas on September 1, 1929 state health data show four percent of residents, about 2144, 316 people, protected from communicable diseases by full-time county and city health units in 20 counties and two cities. Local units and nursing services reach 42 percent of the population, with many counties aided by cooperation across county lines and state agencies to expand health protections.
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Austin
Texas
State Health Department
United States Public Health Service
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
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Texas City Population Shifts Highlight Census History
The article traces Texas urban growth from 1860 to 1930 showing Houston and San Antonio rising, Galveston yielding in early counts, Dallas surpassing, and Fort Worth and Amarillo expanding. It notes census patterns, key city leaders, and the ongoing effort to map population changes across the state.
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Census Bureau
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Cenaus
Hounton
Sam Antonio
Amarillo
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Pneumonia Prevention Advice From Texas Health Officials
Austin health bulletin urges public to learn pneumonia symptoms and seek early treatment. Officials emphasize prevention, vaccination, and prompt medical care to reduce Texas pneumonia deaths.
Womack VP and League Elects New Officers
The Womack Young People’s League met on November 6 to elect officers for the coming year. Newly chosen are President Willie Woneet, Secretary Pauline Hafay, Treasurer Harry Eckert, and Reporter Exhylene Bichon. The group plans prep for a rally at Womack in January and invites all members to attend.
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Willie Woneet
Pauline Hafay
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Harry Eckert
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Womack
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Special Newspaper Rates Now In Effect
A number of leading Texas Daily Newspapers began annual price reductions for a limited time. Subscribers may secure the special rate through the Record office at no extra cost. The Record guarantees accurate dates and prices and will handle orders for any daily paper.
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