If the forgotten man in the country needs roads
The author argues rural roads should come first over a Dallas Fort Worth highway, noting farmers and country merchants rely on local roads for fruit trees and goods. He laments mud on country lanes, the difficulty for country folk to reach town, and suggests locals support fixing country roads over big highway projects.
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Annual Stockholders Meeting for Bowdoin Canning Company
The Bowdoin Canning Company holds its annual stockholders meeting in Comanche Texas on January 25 at 2:00 p m with Mrs H A Bowdoin as president The notice appears among church schedule items for First Baptist Church in the same column.
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Bowdoin Canning Company
Comanche
Texas
H. A. Bowdoin
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Comanche County Texas
The State of Texas Comanche County sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in February 1935 at the Comanche courthouse a 110 acre tract in Isaacs Survey No 567 near Little Mountain Creek to satisfy a $1270.50 judgment in favor of C F Jeske against E L Jones. Sale held per order of the District Court January 1 3925. Clerk notes and measurements described in the deed.
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District Court
C. F. Jesse
E. L. Jones
Court House
Comanche County
Comanch
Texas
Isaacs Survey
Little Mountain Creek
A. J. Simpson
P. O
L. Jones
C. F. Jeske
Last Shack on U T Campus Disappears as Library Wing Rises
As the first steps are taken to construct a new $1,000,000 University of Texas administration library building the campus loses the last wooden shack once used as emergency classrooms. The structure known as home economics hall was razed since year start, financed by the university’s bonds and permanent fund with no state tax impact. Texas A M College holds a one third share in the permanent fund income.
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University of Texas Administration
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Buckeye Couple Visits Relatives Here
Mr and Mrs Moses McCulley of Buckeye Arizona are visiting relatives here during a family gathering period.
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Moses McCulley
Buckeye, Arizona
Milks Emulsion Promises Restored Health for Weak Child
A claim from a New Castle Indiana mother asserts Milks Emulsion cured her four year old son’s constipation and indigestion. The ad touts the product as a tasty solid emulsion spooned like ice cream and offers a dollar twenty price with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Bundy Ave
New Castle
Ind
Milks Emulsion Co
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De Leon Bank Deposits and Loans Report
Bank deposits at De Leon total $362 487 92 with loans at $133 070 14 and overall resources of $484 068 70 according to a statement released last week.
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de Leon
Now I'm the Picture of Health Says Lady Cardus Help
Mrs. A. G. Gray of Cusseta Alabama reports back and side pains, thinness, and weakness improving after taking Cardus. She finished five bottles and gained color and weight becoming the picture of health. Thousands of women testify Cardus benefits them. If it does not help you see a physician.
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Cardus
Alabama
A. G. Gray
Cusseta
Ala
Abilene College Sees Enrollment Rise for New Term
Abilene Christian College expects higher enrollment as the semester opens. Total 1,034 students in the first semester across all departments. 722 on campus and 312 in extension and correspondence programs. Attendance includes 594 college, 128 academy and elementary. Over three years, Athlene Christian College enrollment rose 67 percent, with fall 1934 at 14 percent above 1933. Students come from 244 communities in 12 states.
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Abilene Christian College
Jas. F. Cox
Athlene Christian College
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Goliad Eyes Centennial Role in Texas 1936
Goliad prepares for the Texas Centennial with renewed push for proper funding and memorials. The discovery of the burial site of Col. Fannin and his men near Goliad supports the city’s case for greater state recognition and enduring monuments.
Fruit and Vegetable Stand Moves to New Door
Removal notice says the fruit and vegetable stand is moved to the first door west of Loudermilk's Feed Store and will be open Saturday with specials including bananas 15 cents a dozen, 2 dozen for 25 cents, turnips 4 cents, 3 bunches for 10, syrup 60 cents, grapefruit 1.10 per bushel, and oranges at a beach price as a savings offer from Lewis Bowers I and VM Harris.
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Loudermilk
Oranges Beach
Lewis Bowers—I
Harris
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