Rauhut's Gin Begins Season Withunchanged Ginning Rates
The first bale was ginned free for Ben Smith of Logan Gap. Despite cotton prices at 17 1 2 cents per pound, Rauhut's Gin keeps last season's ginning charges. A five cent per bale bump for bagging and ties is planned due to higher bagging material and steel tie costs. Rauhut's Gin buys seed cotton bale cotton and cotton seed and aims to serve customers at reasonable prices.
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Ben Smith
Logan Gap
Rauhut
Gustine Families Visit and Local Moves Highlight Weekend
Gustine and Edna Hill residents spent Sunday with local families including the Tatums and Boydstons while Mrs. Gamble moved to Wichita for work. Visitors from Dallas and Houston joined community members as others traveled to Austin and Brownwood. WPA crews repurpose salvaged masonry for a vocational and primary school in Aspermont. A cautionary note recalls a person removing a hand from a hot object before feeling pain.
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WPA
Aspermont
The Dictator and Elijah in a Texas Livestock Show
The sermon contrasts Jehoram of Judah with Elijah, noting Jehoram’s eight-year reign of idolatry, murder, and unregretted death, while Elijah is praised for faith and divine protection. It also hints that the State Fair of Texas Livestock Show will feature Palomino horses, highlighting Texas leadership in this breed.
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Jehoram
Kingdom of
Judah
Ahab
Elijah
Christ
School of the Prophets
God
Texas
Sunday Visits Highlight Texas Families
Energy Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones and children visited John Jones and family in San Saba last Sunday. Miss Oleta Caraway of Fort Worth spent the weekend with her parents and relatives here. Mrs. W. S. Rudd visited her children in Brownwood. Cliff Pettit stayed with his father W. A. Pettit in Pettit community as he battles a heart ailment. Ross Middleton returned from Georgia last week. Maggie Reed visited relatives in Fort Worth. Clyde Smith and family of Pottsville visited George Kemp's home Sunday.
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Troy Tatum
Edna Hill
Sam Boydston
Energy
Lee McDonald
Jake Gamble
Wichita
Kansas
Rob McDonald
Brownwood
Walie Walker
German Hospital
J. D. Walker
Dallas
Cc. C. Walker
Lillie Rollins
Austin
School For
Hawkins
Gustine
Willis Stewart
Houston
Caraway
Arlie B. Bolin
Guy White
Worth Barghe
Mattie Ruth Parker
Fort Worth
Winnie Keith
Barner
Board Church
Ray Jones
John Jones
San Saba
Oleta Caraway
Neal Randolph
J. L Keith
Eulala
Jewell Cox
W. S. Rudd
Cliff Pettit
W. A. Pettit
Twelve Year Plan Transforms County Schools Faces Adjustments
County students and teachers embrace the twelve year plan as the State Department of Education endorses it. The program aims to speed up learning with gains for capable students while maintaining high attendance at teachers meetings. Applications for equalization aid are due by October 1 and salary and transportation payments are expected to rise and be issued sooner. A county board meeting approved bus driver contracts bonds and minor route changes with notices to drivers for required bond adjustments.
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We State Department of Education
State Department
Schools of
Texas
Department of Education At
Austin
Comanche County
County Board of Education
Tnsk
James Sampson Cox Dies At Sidney
Funeral services for James Sampson Cox 75 died at his home near Sidney Monday night. Born in Athens Tennessee 1866 he lived in Sidney for 60 years. He leaves his widow and nine children O J Cox appears twice among sons. Daughters include Mrs Ferrell Sidney Mrs Ferrell Cuero Mrs Easley Cuero and Mrs Houck Cleburne.
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James Sampson Cox
Sidney
Cox's
Athens
Tennessee
Mr. Cox
J. S. Cox
O. J. Cox
O. S. Cox
County trustees approve school notices and book surplus drive
County trustees commonly follow local trustees on bus routes and school actions. Citizens are urged to check book cases and bring surplus copies to the county office while sending more to Austin for newer editions. Butter Paper at The Chief.
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Austin
Zion Hill Sunday School Picnic Honors Local Birthday Dinners
Zion Hill Sunday School members gathered at Lake Banes after church on September 1 to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs. Opal Stewart Mrs. Jene Stewart Mrs. Opal Wilson Mrs. Ida McCarty W J McCarty Jr John Beaty and Ammi Tiner Fifty six attendees including five visitors from Winters Stephenville Gartman s View and more enjoyed fried chicken black eyed peas and cakes while some waded in the lake guarding against foundering The group praised the cool tabernacle and water recreation inviting more October birthday dinners.
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Zion Hill
Lake Eanes
Opal Stewart
Jene Stewart
Opal Wilson
Ida McCarty
W. J. McCarty
John Beaty
Ammi Tiner
R. D. Collins
Winters
Tom Oliver
Stephenville
Tabernacle
Chaplain Count In WWI Army Falls By One In Eight Hundred
For every 1100 men in the British Expeditionary Force there is one chaplain. The note highlights the small clerical presence amid the large army overseas.
Victory loan drives massive Canadian subscriptions
About 750000 Canadians subscribed to the Victory loan, raising more than 600 million dollars for the effort. The drive reflects strong public support during the national fundraising initiative.
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Canada
Lippe Joins Force In Conan Addition
An admission describes Miss Lippe as a beauty college grad who joins the force, noted as highly recommended.
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Conan
Miss Lippe
Amber as ancient resin from extinct cone bearing tree
Amber described as a hard lustrous resinous substance that originated from an extinct cone bearing tree dating to prehistoric times.
Boys imitate pocket theft from watching mothers purse
A brief remark suggests boys copy the habit of carrying odd items by looking in their mothers purses, implying learned behavior from observing female caretakers.
Dreamer Defined as Man Reading Travel Folders After Vacation
The remark characterizes a dreamer as a man who occupies idle time by studying travel folders following a vacation. It presents a witty, stereotyped image of idleness and reflection after leisure.
Public housing courses expand to over two hundred colleges
Public housing courses are now offered in more than 200 colleges across the United States. The spread reflects growing interest in housing policy education and professional preparation within higher education institutions nationwide.
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United States
Weathered warnings on seasons and elements
A casual note reminds readers aluminum is the earths most common metal and advises not to stress as autumn approaches. It mentions the sun gradually cooling yet still expected to emit heat for another billion years per estimates.
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Gail—Tom—Eltos
Dictator
Henry Ostrom
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Dale Howard
Mohon’s
Nee Roe
D. £. Nabers
Fda
Aluminum
Aya Home Owned and Operated
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