Debaters Attend Sidney Meeting And Local Visits
Residents joined a Sidney debate last week. Mrs. M. A. Roe of Sipe Springs visits son Elmer this week. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Richie visited Henry Lewis in White Poor. Miss Lessie Goforth of White Point stayed with Miss Golda McIntire. A party at Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Spencer’s Friday. Arthur and Roe Thompson visited relatives in Custer Wednesday to Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wilhely of Comanche were guests of Mrs. V. Garter Sunday.
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Sidney
M. A. Roe
Sipe Springs
Elmer
T. A. Richie
Henry Lewis
White Poor
Lessie Goforth
White Point
Golda McIntire
F. J. Spencer
Arthur and
Roe Thompson
Custer
Homer Wilhely
Comanche
V. Garter
Creamer News Highlights Local Trips and Visits
Cleveland Northcutt and sister Lena visited Hamilton on business. Mrs Floy McCullough shopped in Gustine. Mrs I C Creamer suffered a serious accident but is expected to recover. Jessie Tate and children visited Briscoe in Swan Hill. L H Creamer family joined by J L Jenkins at Helmsley tank for a stew and good time. Miss Susie James and Nettie James bought winter apparel in Comanche. Owen Wetzel came from Comanche to see a sick father. Willie Jenkins started school in Comanche. Professor Lee Jenkins returned from Stephenville Teach ers Institute and will teach at Purvis. Brother Easley preached here. Hart to preach next weekend. Ella Green visited her brother in Comanche.
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Cleveland Northcutt
Lena
Hamilton
Floy McCullough
Gustine
I. C. Creamer
Jessie Tate
Swan Hill
Briscoe
L. H. Creamer
Helmsley Tank
J. L. Jenkins
Susie
Nettie James
Comanche
Owen Wetzel
Lee Jenkins
Stephenville
Teachers’ Institute
Purvis
Easley
Brother Hart
Ella Green
Dr. Lewis and neighbors visit for Sunday gathering
Dr Lewis and his wife visited this week, joined by Walter Barrett and his wife. A sing ing time is planned for next Sunday afternoon inviting all to attend with song books.
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Charlie
Dr. Lewis
Walter Barrett
Brownwood area notes and local moves in fall farming
Mr and Mrs Burts attended their little boy’s treatment in Brownwood last week. Mrs John and children arrived from Oklahoma. O P Scroggins left for Brady as a murder case witness. O C Rinehart visited Rising Star. singing at R W Collins Sunday. Tax collector at the place last Wednesday. many paid taxes. J Prater bought Cattish Williams farm, 154 acres, for 4000 and will move this fall. J J Gilbert traded for the Cumbie farm near Purvis and will move this fall. J R Carroll had a new visitor. it was a boy. A singing convention at Purvis Sunday. The gin at this place cabins cotton as the crop is nearly gathered. Some have begun sowing fall oats. Several farmers lack land to rent for next year. Relatives visited at Sipe Springs late week. Debate went nicely last Sunday. J Frank Redwine left Cogan for Purdon, Navarro county, for wedding with Bettie Hellums Sunday. Bettie, a long-time teacher, resigned to marry. educated at the State University. beloved by students and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Bolin
John Prater
Cattish Williams
J. J. Gilbert
Cumbie
Purvis
J. R. Carroll
Sipe Springs
J. Frank Redwine
Cogan
Cotton Belt
W. H. Hellums
Purdon
Navarro County
Miss Bettie
Isaac Tackett
Sabinal Christian College
Bettie
Debate attendance and church events in Sidney
Mr and Mrs Henry of Blanket attended the Sidney debate along with several Okra youth. Rev Vinson preached at the Baptist church Sunday and Sunday night. Estelle Garrison of Comanche visited her brother Otto and joined the debate Sunday. Lena Langston visiting from Comanche and Ethel Kellett from Cisco returned home Saturday. A Baptist Sunday school rally is planned from Thursday to Sunday with inviting attendance. Mr and Mrs Arthur Payne also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Blanket
Okra
Vinson
The
Baptist Church
Estelle Garrison
Comanche
Otto
Lena Langston
Ethel Kellett
Cisco
Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth Promises Breeding Progress
The Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth runs November 22 to 28, highlighting Texas livestock industry growth through improved breeding standards. It showcases National Feeders' and Breeders' Show advances and an eighteenth annual meeting with new models and higher standards, drawing leaders of all classes and breeds.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Plains
Animal Kingdom
Sach
The New Minister Play at High School Auditorium
The Methodist church youth plan a play titled The New Minister on October 30 at the High School auditorium. The event features local young performers and aims to entertain the community.
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Methodist Church
Texas Farmers Back Home Goods to Boost Factories
Speech urges Texas consumers to demand Texas made goods to expand manufacturing. It cites $600 million in annual raw material output, $100 million factory capacity, and calls for $500 million in investment to create 400000 jobs. It notes census data on 4588 establishments, $216.9 million capital, 84575 workers, and leading industries.
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Texas
Trumbull Sees Texas Development Hope Amid Railway Case
Mr. Frank Trumbull, executive head of the M. E. and T. Railway, comments on the Attorney General's litigation against the line. He notes his role in bringing millions into Texas, urges further investment to boost the state’s industrial life and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Trumbull
M. E. & T. Railway
Trumbull
Texas
Railroad Legislation and Public Control Critique
J Brutechnitt of Southern Pacific denounces state and federal measures as wasteful and burdensome. He cites hiring excess workers and forced use of costly patented locomotive headlights, condemning safety and efficiency impacts while urging balanced public control and railway strength.
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J. Brutechnitt
Southern Pacific
Texas steer and cattle industry gains and stock show notes
The piece traces Texas cattle from rough ranges to modern markets with a shift toward small farms, noting record livestock numbers and rising value per head. It cites 1910 and 1913 figures, highlights per capita livestock, and mentions the Fort Worth Stock Show on November 22 23.
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Texas
Union
Fele
Catt'e
Plains
Fort Worth
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