Farm Labor Union organizer to speak in locality
W W Fitswater of Bonham, national organizer for the Farm Labor Union of America, is scheduled to make several speaking dates in the area over the coming days. D KR Carruth returned from Austin reporting good crop conditions and healthy outlook for the region. Lester Morton and family visited Rev A J Morton and attended the Mother Day service at the Methodist church. The Dublin fire department chief, W P Hallmark, was honored at the San Marcos meeting with a solid gold watch charm, a gift from the state association and Dublin residents.
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Lester Morton
de Leon
A. J. Morton
W. P. Hallmark
Publin
State Firemen’s Association
San Marcos
Dublin
Chief Hallmark
Jewel Hart
Captain Law Demonstration At Gorman Highlighted
Gorman Red Cross captain Gorman led a scheduled life saving demonstration in Gorman on Tuesday. A prior Progress note claimed Sheriff Barton raided a Hawkins lease doc brewery and jailed T. Dunn as operator. Dunn says no brewery existed and only staff were found. he was arrested but not for running a brewery. Dr. Geo Blackwell was fined twice by Hood County speed cops last week with one case excused for rushing to Fort Worth with a patient. Officers time drivers between two hills to trap speeders.
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Captain Law
American Red Cross
Gorman
Sheriff Barton
Hawkins
PD. T. Dunn
Dunn
Geo. Blackwell
Hood County
Fort Worth
Gustine Community News and Local Changes
Gustine residents gather funds for Mitchell county cyclone relief. Notable visits include Mr. and Mrs. J W Robinson and Miss Palmer in Teague. Rev. W J Moore resigns from First Baptist. Lassiter lectures on Catholicism and Ku Kluxism. Local home improvements and social gatherings documented.
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Gustine E
Mitchell County
J. W. Robinson
J. Ll. White
PD. Gilmore
Comanche
J. FE. Palmer
Te Leon
Pva Palmer
de Leon
HH. M. Neel
Stephenville
George Bean
Gxtell
Est Main Street
Rn. FE
Huling
Nuhouse
Navarro County
M. C. Applewhite
Albert
Okla
J. W. Applewhite
First Baptist Church
W. J. Moore
B. V W. Lassiter
Gatesville
Our City
Second Baptist Church
George R. Neal
South Church Street
Prohibition Lecturer Pussy-Foot Johnson Visits De Leon
World famed lecturer Pussy-Foot Johnson spent a few hours in De Leon Thursday, riding in from Eastland at 10 and leaving on the Brownwood stage at four. He lectured in Eastland and Brownwood the two prior evenings. In Austin, Mrs Sallie Miller Williamson was elected president of the Young Women's Christian Association, a former De Leon resident and educator. Miss Letha Smith, De Leon schools piano head, is slated as sponsor for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce meeting in San Angelo, where she will be known as Miss De Leon.
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Pussy-Foot" Johnson
World Affairs
de Leon
Eastland
Brownwood
Johnson
Fbastland
Sallie Miller Williamson
Young Women's Christian Association
Austin
Williamson
Sallie Miller
J. Doss Miller
Mississippi
Memphis
Texas
Baylor
State Normal College
San Marcos
Radio concert delights Stephenville crowd and local chatter
In Fort Worth over the weekend the Stephenville Choral Club’s Friday concert drew widespread favorable talk. Comanche visitors Jack Wright and family were noted, while a fishing trip and a deferred picnic due to farming delays were mentioned.
Stephenville Lions Club Reorganizes With New Members
Empire informant notes Mrs Archie Nelson praising hand and foot quality while Stephenville Lions Club reorganizes. Wm Pannill elected president and 8 B Culpepper first vice president with fifteen members attending a noonday luncheon at Hall Hotel. Dean Thomas Davis with Mrs Davis and Dorothy visited Austin to address the finance committee on John Tarleton maintenance for the next two years.
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Stephenville Lions Club
Wm. Pannill
B. Culpepper
Hall Hotel
Dean J. Thos. Davis
Hamilton News Roundup of Deaths and Trials
Misses Blakely return from Comanche. Mrs Temple Bullard dies at seventy two. Mitchell county cyclone victims and injuries reported. Powell oil fire victim identified. A. H. Ferguson dies. services held.
Grand jury returns 18 liquor indictments this week
The Eagle reports an exciting week after a grand jury found 18 bills charging manufacturing and selling liquor. Witnesses to the proceeding describe the action and its implications for local commerce and law enforcement.
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