Found Dead Man in Texas Pastures Details Emergence
The article describes the death scene of Mr. Jones found in Bob Wagnon pasture with his body face down and hat ahead. Witness Jesse Rice notes a buggy disturbance and horse grazing nearby, suggesting foul play or unclear cause. Jones, born in Tennessee, lived much of his life in the Gap community and had substantial land holdings. He married in 1916 to Malinda Allen, who died two years later. step-grandson Jesse Rice and relatives Frank and Clint Jones attend.
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Bob Wagnon
Mr. Rice
Mr. Jones
Wagnon
Ward
Mr. Rice Ania
Frank
Clint Jones
Cleve Moore
Cat Jones
Cora Whitley
County Convention Delegates Named for Various Courts and Conventions
County Convention delegates are listed with roles for several bodies. Artie Lloyd served as secretary. Appointed delegates include F. O. Jaye and Tom F. Reese to the Court of Civil Appeals, W. H. Carpenter Bob Haynes M. E. Duke A. D. Pettit A. J. Lloyd B. J. Pittman to Congress, Go A. Hampton J. R. Kanes to Judicial Convention, and R. A. Luker to Legislative Convention for Pur.
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Man
Artie Lloyd
Court of Civil Appeals
F. O. Jaye
Tom F. Reese
W. HH. Carpenter
Bob Haynes
M. E. Duke
A. D. Pettit
A. J. Lloyd
B. J. Pittman
Go. A. Hampton
J. R. Kanes
Legislative
Pur
R. A. Luker
Sterling Speaks on a Notable Texas Political Row
Sterling addressed a crowd denying he was paid 400000 by Humble Oil to run for governor. He said the payment occurred five months before his announcement and related details about leases, bids, and royalties. He defended martial law in East Texas as saving the state millions and cited oil field controls and price shifts.
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Texas
United States
Sterling
Humble Transaction
Humble Oil Company
Humble Company
Humble
Gulf Company
East Texas
Card of Thanks for Constable Campaign Support
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to supporters in the constable race for votes and confidence and invites continued call for assistance, honoring the communal effort and service.
Roosevelt declares Democratic platform on relief and reform
Albany July 30 Franklin D Roosevelt outlines the Democratic platform in a radio address. He urges immediate spending cuts, a balanced budget, tax reform, and relief for the unemployed, plus a firm foreign policy and tariff changes. He defends, critiques, and explains the party’s approach to economic distress and recovery.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Yo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Union
Europe
New York
Democratic Party
United States
Roosevelt Speech Highlights Campaign Platform Debates
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt outlines campaign themes focusing on the economy, inflation remedies, and fiscal reform. He urges action on prohibition modifications, supports lower tariffs, and stresses the Democratic plan for progressive taxation and social welfare protections for children.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
United States
France
Germany
Comanche County at the 23rd A and M Short Course
At the 23rd annual A and M Short Course the Comanche County delegation, about fourteen members among thousands, heard new dairy and hog feeding methods, whey about worm control, and saw trials in plant breeding by Dr Mangelsdorf. Vaccination advances in lambs and baby chicks, plus a permanent pasture push, dominated demonstrations. Luling Foundation reports praise alfalfa as a profitable crop for hay and grazing.
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J. A. Barton, Co
Comanche County
Texas
A. & M. College
Oklahoma
P. C. Mangelsdorf
Jack Shelton
Luling Foundation
Luling
Speech rejects money in politics and pledges reform
The Star-Telegram quotes a political convention denouncing excessive campaign spending, demanding publicity of contributions, strengthened ethics rules, and penalties for fund misappropriation. It condemns paid lobbies and personal influence on Congress, calling for equal rights and no special privileges as it pledges support for nominees and party reform.
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Congress
Star-Telegram
Uncle Mose Anderson Celebrates 84th Birthday At Home
More than a hundred people gathered at the home of Uncle Mose Anderson on Wednesday to honor his eighty fourth birthday. A barbecued calf and goat with basket lunches provided a picnic style dinner in the yard. Friends and neighbors shared friendly conversation marking the milestone.
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Mose” Anderson
Entertains Friday Club Hosts Bridge Session
Mrs. G. Preston Tate entertained the Friday Club and guests Friday morning from nine to eleven thirty with five tables of bridge. Brown and yellow flowers decorated the rooms and refreshments followed a brown and yellow scheme. High score went to Miss Dudley Hicks. Served were moulded sunflower ice cream yellow punch and brown cake.
Misses Ro man Honor Clyde F Silvas With Bridge Party
Hattie and Grace Roman hosted honoring Clyde F Silvas of Austin on Tuesday afternoon from three to six. Ten tables of contract bridge were played with decorations of dahlias roses Crepe Myrtle and Bluebells. Trophies went to Elmo Montgomery top and E F Wiesendanger second. Harriet Cunningham won the guest prize. Music by Harriet Cunningham. refreshments served to guests including Mrs Tilden Anderson Mrs Jerry Kraus and Harriet Cunningham.
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Hattie
Grace Roman
Clyde F. Silvas
Austin
Elmo Montgomery
EF. C. Wiesendanger
Harriet Cunningham
Waco
Tilden Anderson
San Antonio
Jerry Kraus
New York
Honors Daughter Honors Bridge Party For Palmer Family
Mrs Inez Palmer entertained Tuesday afternoon with three tables of bridge for her daughter Garry. Guests received gifts after score cards and winners chose prizes from losers. Prizes went to Ten Anthony Stella Margaret Prude Alma Jean Wilkerson Harriet Cunninge ham Garry Palmer Ruth Goosby and Pollyanna Speed won the consolation prize. A green and pink salad course was served.
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Garry
Inez Palmer
Anthony
Stella Margaret Prude
Brownwood
Alma Jean Wilkerson
Harriet Cunningeham
Waco
Garry Palmer
Ruth Goosby
Pollyanna Speed
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