Local Political Announcements and Candidates Listed
Announcements list candidates for several Texas offices including Senator 15th District LSSULA LaGrange. Representative 29th District xpwary J. VENT Sealy. A MACHEALETU Bellville. Marvin BPRALN Austin County. County Commissioner Precinct No 4. Tax Assessor Collector OH Rabel County Treasurer MES John Kunetha. Sheriff EB Mayes. County Auditor OTTO F Moore. County Superintendent J H Wooten. County Judge MENEY BuescuER. Wharton County Precident 2 CLACDE B DML.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xpwary J. Vent
Sealy
Texas
A. Machealetu
Bellville
Marvin Bpraln
Austin County
Prominent Visitor Describes Africa Rubber Plantation Plans
The article notes a large rubber plantation project in Africa, begun in 1905, aiming to supply tires. It mentions a million acres in infancy, palm-like rubber trees, and shipments of rubber to Ohio for manufactur ing tires amid global demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiberia
African Republic
Netiry
Ohio
Rune Ber
L. Africa
Rubber Company
Africa
District meet continues with hurdles and relays
The district meet features hurdles, one mile relay, high jump, and sprint relays. Franklin Heese and Taura Lyave Shirley are among qualifiers with others from Lag Lake and Fort Worth contingent preparing for finals. Lerone and Brice McCarty return from Houston as participants travel for events and premeet training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flirt Page
Franklin Heese
One Smile
Biett
Fim Taura
Lyave Shirley
Lynne
Brice McCarty
Ws Wrath
Rela
Alves
Fort Worth
Tallis
Ab Merl
Shu
Honaton
Gente Bins
Missouri Man Purchases Farm Near Vox Populi
Hudson of Currnilion Missouri and his wife, with daughter, plan to move to the HOU note farm near Vox Populi in Colorado county. Local residents extend hearty welcome to the Hudson family. Word from Austin reports Glenn Davis, son of Mrs. Davis, underwent an operation. condition listed as improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Currnilion
Misenour
Mra India Luneen
Vox Poyull
Colorado County
Tid
Glenn Davie
Myr
Pt Myé
OR. Davis
Austin
Falling Tree Limb Crashes Truck on Farm
A large tree limb fell across a truck cab on a farm near Eldridge last Friday after a strong west wind. Herbert Austin says he had various insurances but cannot find coverage for damage from fallen limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromgpole
Eldridge
Fell
Herbert Austin
Agricultural damage from cold winds damages cotton and rice crops
Farmers report replanting cotton across most fields after a strong wind and cold snap. Potatoes escaped serious harm though vines were broken in some areas. In Garwood river lands rice stands were damaged but pumps began to flush fields with hope of recovery without full replanting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Induidag &. W. Stites
Bhiridge
Art
Pruitty
Garwood Rive
hManager Wo
Ok. Lehrer
Mel Garwood Irritation Company
Age and Attitude Toward Living Longer In News Columns
A vintage discussion notes how the public’s view of age shifts as life expectancy rises. Journalists compare aging stereotypes with modern norms, citing longer healthier lives and a culture of youth. The piece also touches aging in fiction and a comic interchange about medical calls and a pen held by a surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Shakespeare
Winsett
Amet
Hemistom Herald
Garwood Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Garwood residents report a busy week with extended family visits from Robbinson, Rosenberg, and Houston. Mrs J L Young hosted guests including UT Young and W R Elliston while others traveled to Raymondville and El Campo for family gatherings. The Gurwood basketball team hosts a 42 inch event Monday in the Sehturring building with 25 cent admission to raise funds for the boys sweat gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Young
Fred
Conroe
Tom Smith
Awa
Lesh Larnex
Mim
Lee Cilass
Chae. Richwrtt
Wb East Herjard
A.T. Smith
du. Briends
Bunithy
Bain
B. Lier
el Campa
McMillan
el Campo
L. Young
Clarence Rayer
Bdrm ‘Otta
Houston
C. L. Raver
Mes
Young
W. R. Elliston
van Alstyne
Trom Han
Raymondyville
Gurwoat Basketbill Boys
Sehturring
Cane
Leva
Letter Warns Drunken Drivers In Texan Campaign
From Kenedy Advance, local figures Lester, Dunnkinenn, and Chesnut urge prevention of accidents in a Texan Junior Chamber campaign. The piece condemns drunk driving with pointed, harsh language and a call to readers to resist letting others drive when drunk, ending with grim cautions about potential jail, injuries, and fatal outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenedy
Texan Junior Chamber of Commerce
D. Untkinenn and & UY
Chesnut
Governor's Safety Committee
Pete
Lucas
Nate
Banquet Echoes Honor and Sufferings at Eagle Lake
The gathering featured sax solos by Turnbus and Marian Wozencraft, with Joe Lee McCraary and Bill Arnold among guests. Speakers included G B Wilcox and J W O'Banlon who addressed teaching, while Mrs H Hurt and the Colorado County Teachers Association offered sympathy for Mrs Hurt after her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Wozencraf
Aseine
Wee Joe Lee McCraary
Eagle Lake
Bags Lake
Bill Arnold
Gar- Wood
Garwood
HM. Madison
G. B. Wilcox
A. A. M. College
J. W O'Baion
State Department of Education
Wilcox
State Teachers’ Association
Onld
O'Banlon
Henry Hurt
Columbus
County Teachers’ Association
W.C. Reed
J I. Wooler
Association
Colorado County ‘Teachers’ Associaton
Rural schools seek curtains funding and ad plan
A Rockdale area note shows a rural school curtain fundraiser with two women speakers from nearby communities. An advertisement offer of 4.00 is discussed, some funds to visiting relay, and a suggestion the school keep part for curtain needs while seeking broader community support. The piece urges better methods for rural schools to procure curtains without relying on selective donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale
Yourelay
Winn
Par Unik Retson
Share
Sonay
Tornado Destroys Home Of Mrs Brokaws Uncle
A breeze filled clipping reports a tornado ripping through Bath Pekin near Eagle Lake and Green Valley, destroying the home of Mrs J F Brokaw's uncle two miles from a neighbor, with family displaced to Grandpa Exvena's. The piece shifts to praise for a Jewish teen refugee who penned a gratitude prayer for democracy, liberty, and American opportunity, highlighting the enduring American dream and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Brokaw
Eagle Lake
Green Valley
Bath Pekin
John Eggent
Small Catfish Triumphs Over 90-Pound Alligator Gar
At Garwood on Tuesday Charte Oiterich and Joe Kon wekl landed two ninety pound alligator gar about five feet long after a yellow catfish struck their line. The gar paused as the line moved, and the catfish darted through the gar's gill. The fishermen landed the catfish and kept the line, with the yellow cat emerging from the gar's body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garwood Tuesaday
Oiterich
Joe Konwekl
Calgarda Teer
Garwood
Dartah— IV
Baptist Pastor to Lead Eagle Lake Church Next Month
Ray J W Mead a graduate of the Baptist Thaheical Seminary Fort Worth will become pastor of the Eagle Lake Baptist Church on the 61st of the coming month. His wife is a talented musician and Eagle Lake residents will welcome them as new citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
J. W. Mead
Baptist Thaheical Seminary
Fort Worth
Eagle Lake
Propin
Oun Chg
Denison Herald Notes Persistent Low Mood In Economy
The Denison Herald quotes editor Peter Molynesux of The Texas Weekly arguing the current recession is the same old depression, not a new phase. He suggests genuine recovery has not begun despite government borrowing and fleeting spending gains over the past five years. The piece contrasts 1923 conditions with today, noting unemployment remains a central, pressing problem while calls for action intensify as strikes and labor tensions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison Herald
Sdltors
Economiste
Stib
Peter Molynesux
The
Texas Weekly
Carisiel Ey Sb
Mr. Motyneaus
Mr. Malyneaux
Monty Chi
Weraly
Tyre
Report on Texas rivers outlines flood control and irrigation plan
The Texas Planning Board cites a forthcoming report on Texas rivers that mirrors the National Resources Committee study. It urges parallel levees from Calumbus to the river mouth, more pumping facilities for expanded irrigation, reservoir completion for power and water storage, and potential lands for continued Army Engineers study. It includes Marshall Ford Dam cost revisions and inland levee estimates totaling about 19.2 million dollars with variations for dam options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Planning Board of
Texas Rivers
National Resources Committee
Washington
Aney
Calumbus
Conaky
Wales
Army Engineers
Marshall Ford
Calando
Wharton
Matagorda
Marstall Ford
Burtine
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Lssula of
LaGrange
Carl Rodgers
Shop Trattes
Calhoun
Gardner Duncan
W. C. Papenberg
Edgar L. Litzanx
Rabel
John Kunetha
EB Mayes
County Allorm
Otto F. Moore
J. H. Wooten
Juder
Meney Buescuer
Preet
Wharton County
Clacde
Missouri
Vox Popult
Firestone Tires
Universal Motor Company
G. B. HE. McElhinney
MNRAS
Rersy
Wintermann
Garwood Gatherings
Lester
Tescher
Nazi Germany
Gland
Agin Mberty
WilwgrAve
WilwgrAve Vision of Freedom
Wberry
Eternilty
Constuny
Sealy News
Tnd
Iivueniser
Herange
Ie Schooma
Caebuiny
Sirewii
Rainier
Baptist Call
Elvet
Sim
Colorado River
Ehaleld Investigas
BE. O. Taulbee
Lower Colorado River Flood Control Association
Avalon
Johnny Dewst
Betty Grubb
Ben Blue
Lary Deatse
Dorothy Lamour
Gisanore Whitney
Micky Mouse
Bod Btrd
Hatiken Eset Ali Deeve Clark
Wells Fargo
Bob Burns
Jon Otecrea
Frantes Deg
Cloyd Noland
Ralph Morgan
Poster Hull
Mary Nast
Tot
Mack Brown
Popeye the Sailor
Pletoria: Review and News
Ldorah Woods
Macha
Aliiins
Alibi Mat
Wily Fievd Gibbons
Princed Parvir
Osciny Hy- Wilke
Hay’ Miland
Linvd Nolan
Ann Teolastedlar
Pletire Albo
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