Turkey Crop Outlook Improves With Rain and Care
Bob Cox of Peerless Produce says turkey quality is good and sickness has diminished since rains. J H Prater reports many farmers with good flocks. N N Durham notes disease checked and sick birds treated saving most flocks. Clarence Albin owns over 500 head. other large flocks include Ward 350 and McKenzie 300 with several others around 140 to 250.
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Bob Cox
Peerless Produce Company
J. H. Prater
Norrich and Prater Produce Company
N. N. Durham
Durham
Comanche
Jim Edwards
Harmony
Zett Edwards
Local Schools Open Doors For New Terms Across County
Sipe Springs and Brysonville start eight month and new terms with new superintendents W L Oliver and J W Williams guiding boys and girls through industrial programs. Sidney and Pettit plus several other districts set September openings with short programs for parents. Comanche football shines in a strong opening display as players Dodson Meyers and Long lead offense while Breckenridge fumbles dampen the foe. Oil Belt Class B action sees Gorman rout Hamilton and Eastland crush Cross Plains as Brownwood edges Ranger before Armistice Day showdown with Comanche.
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Sipe Springs
Sipe S Gs
W. L. Oliver
Johnson County
Oliver
Brysonville School
J. W. Williams
Golda Evans
Nola West
Miss Evans
Mr. Williams
Miss West
Pruitt
Magness
Comanche
Dodson
Meyers
Mewborn
Long
Marshall
Dutton
Miller
W. Wagner
Waldrop
Stephens
Greer
Horner
Marfor Mewbom
Lake
Breckenridge
Kile
R. Carey
Thompson
Griffin
Cox
Wohlford
Blackburn
A. Magness
Stapp
Smalley
White
Ellingwood
G. Carey
Loller
Carnes
Rising Star
Moran
Gorman
Hamilton
Dublin
Daniel Baker
Eastland
Cross Plains
Cisco Lobo
Brownwood
Ranger
Young German 17 Surprises Science Crowd in Minneapolis
A seventeen year old German deserter J F Bohnhoef fer climbs from trenches at war end, removes his steel helmet, then works to split the hydrogen molecule into two substances. Doctor Taylor of Princeton hails the claim as the greatest discovery of 1929. Britain plans a rail tunnel to connect France and England despite naval opposition, costing 150 million dollars and employing 12,000 for four years. Highway sign painters face criticism as Illinois proposes tree lined borders to curb signs. Commerce Department reports solid corporate results for the last quarter.
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J. F. Bohnhoeffer
Lfe
Minneapolis
Doctor Taylor
Princeton
Britain
English Channel
France
England
Germany
Lamkin School Opens Monday With New Faculty
Supt. Philips announces Lamkin school will open Monday at 9 a m in the auditorium with a staff including Miss Alda Morton principal Miss Bonnie Bell Moore Marcom Shockley Mrs E E Philips and Miss Myrtle Hale in charge of music and expression
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Lamkin School
Auction Notice and Local Business Promos from 1927
A 1927 Ford four door sedan offered at 250 dollars by McKean Motor Company in Brownwood appears in a local ad. Howard Kilpatrick advertises body, fender, and ton repair services. Peerless Produce Co and Purham Pecan Company list produce items and purchasing offers with fragmented phrasing and pricing.
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McKean Motor Company
Brownwood
Poultry and Egg Offer from Crescent Peerless firm
A regional notice invites buyers to acquire poultry eggs Sweet or Sour Cresin and products from Peerless Protice Co with emphasis on available stock and sale terms.
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Peerless Protice Co
Arthur Brisbane column notes and local items
Local snippets include Arthur Brisbane commentary tease and brief town notes. Gustine school brickwork underway with contractor L A Gleaton predicting completion before year start. J M Collins returns from Marine discharge en route to join Mrs. Collins. Colquitt Williams travels to Racine Wisconsin for factory visits with Tex salesmen. Produce Company buys chickens at market price. Social mentions of Karl House family visiting and Edwin Lowe with Ruth Cox weekend in Comanche.
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J. M. Collins
Marines
Comanche
Gustine
Collins
Colquitt Williams
Racine
Wisconsin
Tex
Edwin W. Lowe
Ruth Cox
Thompson
Bob Cox
Rubber Stamps Promoted by Comanche Chief Cleaners
Local shop advertises prompt stamp service with promise of low prices. Comanche Chief Cleaners markets a range of rubber stamps and related supplies to residents and businesses.
Eyes of Love play by Blanket Epworth League
A local play Eyes of Love sponsored by the Blanket Epworth League will be performed Saturday at 7 30 PM in the Blanket High School Auditorium. Miss Reba Anderson has accepted a job in Kerrville after leaving Wednesday. Alamo Produce Co offers the highest price for chickens eggs and cream.
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Blanket Epwoth League
Blanket High School
Reba Anderson
Kerrville
The
Alamo Produce Co
Jno
H. Harris
Harvard professor observes total solar eclipse in Alor Star
D H T Stetson of Harvard and Professor N Gray met at Alor Star in the SL Peninsula for tempera oratory connected with the total eclipse of the sun last May. They took photographs and made observations during the five minute event observed worldwide.
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Adeavaaan
Harvard
Pr. N. Gray
Alor Star
SL Peninsula
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