Disorderly double header rattles Millyboro notes
Millyboro reports a woman shot herself at the Gur Carey sanitarium after news of forgery charges and died at 4 20 pm. The incident followed a tense scene with a man in Meridian and a door being opened, with a wine-spilled scene noted. Also mentioned: church topics and a Valley Mills high school football win over Meridian in a sidelong update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millyboro
Augusta
Carey
Meridian
Shotal Sanitarium
Bure
Permiasion
Catterel
Bosque County Commerce Discusses Sheep and Goats
The Bosque County Chamber of Commerce met to promote sheep and goat production with farmers expanding flock purchases. John Dahl of Cranfills Gap described community efforts, and trappers aided the program. plans included a Dallas Fair exhibit and next meeting at Cranfills Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Dimeters
Te County Chamber of Commerce
Tre
Oother
St. Tag
Pee
Conners
Sloett
Strong
Iredeth
Hie
John Dahl
Cranville Gap
Craig Logan
Bouque County
Mr. Strong
Iredell
Jacobs
Bredell
Mustang
Bosque
C. Snell
Santa Fe Purchases Promote Prosperity and Employment
The Santa Fe Railway employs over 75,000 workers and, with indirect buying, supports many more. In 1926 it spent more than 64 million dollars on purchases, including 12 million on new cars and locomotives and 24.36 million on fuel. Major outlays covered iron and steel, forest products, and electrical and mechanical materials, backed by 130,000 invoices from 3,347 suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Ae
Lbor
Santa Fe
de Santa Fe
Railroads
Coryell County Farmers Abandon Cotton Amid Low Prices
In Coryell County the cotton crop is nearly gone as 1926 prices collapsed and fields shut down. Farmers plan more grass and livestock, with some shifting to dairying and poultry. Sheep farming also declined, while some will still grow cotton next year but focus on feed crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatenville
Det
Coryell County
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs Bettis at Clifton Public School
The Clifton Public School faculty hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs J M Bettis in the Home Economies Cottage dining room. Students from the second year foods class prepared and served the meal with pink and white decorations. Mrs Bettis thanked the faculty and foods class for the thoughtful tribute. Clean-Up Week notices follow with trash wagon schedules for Oct 31 to Nov 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Public School
J. M. Battis
Ka Handley
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Tyee
Ues
Aia Ice
Chevrolet
Augusta Buro
Abyssinia
Immanuel Wutberan Church
Luther
Bible Clays Busines
Bey
A. Bartling
Valley Mills
J. W. Johnson
Rt. 1
Clifton
Lst
Oscar J. Rea
Texas
Prescott Furniture Co
Waco News Tribune
Usly A
Cameal
MET
Austin
University of Texas
Board of Reagente
T. W. Gregory
Ex- Students’ Association
Mechanical Engineering Deepartment
University
College of Miner
Paso
Tribe
Longhorns
Cmmmer
George W. Taylor
Belton
Exestudente
Nista Secommite
Sims
Dees Satl
Baptist Adult Union
Landur
Mra
Wile Lard Murph
John Elliott
Tennison
David Brainerd
John Forti
Womek
Tsone McCoy
Tas
Tennis
H. N. Reeve
Rane
Cine Co
Swaim-Hanson
Emay Swaim
Annie Auntice Hanson
Atde
Brady
Lrady Sentinel
Tosdor A Boller
Valley of Eden
Winston W. Wharton
Frent Christian Church
Emay Hi
Swaim
Misa Annie
Justien Hansen Store
Waim
Central
Tea
Eden
Eden Methodiat
Koren
Port
Mallowwen
Norse School
Hallowe'en
Mrs. Bet
Clifton Mercantile CO
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