Reading to Stop Speech Making in Congress
A columnist mockingly proposes Congress records show not only speeches but who listened and why. He imagines dubious entries with names and antics and ends with a taunt that smoking breaks will quell chatter, claiming Bull Durham is better than any speech.
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Congress
Washington
Post Hole
Locarno
Rep. N. Y
Dem. N. J
Rep. Mass
Lemmie
Bull” Durham
County Officials Seek Re-Election Cornerstone
County offices listed include TOM F REESE for County Attorney, A J MCGUIRE for Tax Assessor, MRS J W REESE for Tax Collector, J P GRAHAM for Justice of Peace Precinct 1, D L MORRIS for County Commissioner Precinct 1 with J B PAYNE and W S SEENE also named, J T MOODY for Commissioner Precinct 2, E C ESTES for Precinct 3, N NABORS for Precinct 4, J T GILBREATH and J E HULSEY for Sheriff, H L GANTZ for County Superintendent, THOS J RENFRO for Representative 104th District, and JESSE C SHIPMAN for District Attorney 52 Judicial District.
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D. L. Morris
J. B. Payne
W. S. Seene
Alex Faulkner
E. C. Estes
N. Nabors
Thos. J. Renfro
Local church and social notices from Soda Springs
Rev Early of Brownwood preached here to a large crowd at services. Attendees included Frank Vineyard and Jewel Howell from Comanche, Mrs Mary Gray of Abilene visiting, and many friends at singing and an outing at the Narrows. Parents welcomed a baby girl. other visits and gatherings noted. Bro Slate to preach at Taylor's Chapel next Saturday night.
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Early
Brownwood
Frank Vineyard
Jewel Howell
Comanche
Mary Gray
Abilene
Jim Power
S. C. Vineyard
Beattie
the Narrows
Monroe Gray
Mildred Gilliam
Evans Gressett
Ina Power
Charlie Nelson
Ledera Sledge
Dave Ravenshine
Angie Pearl Carrigan
Aurelia Gressett
Norval Walker
Nita Porter
Curtis Power
Lena Mae Ripley
Wayne Gilliam
Alice Bareck
L. G. Ripley
Hazel Bareck
Floy Evers
Lon Sledge
Beulah Daniels
Fairview
Virgo Haynes
Lillie Pynes
Evelyn
Chapman
Haynes
J. ©. Jones
W. W. Gressett
Bro. Slate
Taylor’s Chapel
Mothers' Day Celebration at Mt Pleasant
The Chief notes a Mothers Day event at Mt Pleasant on the first Sunday in May with morning and evening preaching and a dinner on the ground. Everyone is invited.
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Mt. Pleasant
Community Notes from Cotton Grove Apr 27 Visitations
Mrs. Miller of Lamkin visits daughter Mrs. Tom Glasgow. George Masters and family with Ed Woolsey family in Elm Grove. Lynch family and T. M. Glasgow party from Wilson visit. Stell McEntire returns from Brownwood sanitarium after five weeks. Mrs. A. G. Miller shows improvement. Visitors to John McEntire include Bain family Boucher families Stokes and daughter For rest, Godfrey family Roe family and Howell families from Fleming and Comanche. Mrs. C D Stro stays with daughter Mrs Charlie Baker in Brownwood.
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Miller
Lamkin
Tom Glasgow
George Masters
Ed Woolsey
Elm Grove
Tove Lynch
Wilson
T. M. Glasgow
Stell McEntire
Central Texas
Brownwood
A. G. Miller
John McEntire
Henry Bain
al Boucher
Ruth Boucher
W. G. Stokes
Forrest
Fleming
Ben Godfrey
Elmer Roe
Lamar Howell
Willie Glasgow
Lola McEntire
Comanche
C. D. Stro
Charlie Baker
Missionary Society to Convene Monday Afternoon
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon to hear reports from delegates to the Annual Conference of the Woman's Missionary Societies held in Temple April 28 29.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
The
Woman's Missionary Societies
Temple
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Tragic Auto Crash
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our sorrow after our son and brother was killed in an automobile accident on Saturday night April 17. Thanks for floral offerings and for help with our crop on May 20. Best wishes from Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Braim and children, and H. J., Eula and Eargle Patton.
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T. B. Braim
H. J
Eula
Eargle Patton
Cemetery Working At Ham Cemetery May First Friday
A cemetery working is announced for the Ham cemetery on the first Friday in May. The note invites all to join. J. S. Culbertson signs the notice.
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Ham
J. S. Culbertson
Persistent Hack Threat Prompts Caution in Public Space
A fragment warns that ongoing hacking poses danger to individuals and systems. The note emphasizes vigilance, reporting, and securing networks to prevent repeated breaches and protect sensitive information.
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Iva Hart
May Cameron
Florence Sturkie
R. A. Luker
Tom. F. Reese
A. J. McGuire
J. W. Reese
J. T. Moody
J. T. Gilbreath
J. E
Tank
Hulsey
H. L. Gantz
Jesse C. Shipman
Hamilton
Paris Smith
Soda Springs
Mr. North Carter
Allene Robertson
L. D. Ragland
Gladys Matthews
Ken Smart
Cotton Grove
Haarlem
Stacy Elms
Clark & McGlothlin’s
Pdultry
Viking Cream
G. C. McKenzie
Telephone
A. D. Backstrom
North Side
Comanche Milling Co
New Post Office
Sarem
Bayer
Mener- “Endéester
Galiaytencié
N. A. Palmer & CO
Wes
Wichita Falls
Texas
Aggaress
Ford
Sembly
Ford Motor Company
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Kentucky
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