Modern Woodmen Barbecue at Lake Big Success
A large crowd gathered for the Modern Woodmen barbecue at Lake, with attendees from nearby towns and members of Hatned AL. The event featured a parade, a Bugle Lake band performance, and a noon barbecue meal praised by attendees. Allen Goode and Sherry Ball led the catering committee, with music and entertainment throughout the afternoon.
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Frost Threat Looms Over Crops After Weekend Chill
Weather notes warn of frost risk as growers report cold weekend conditions. Readings show temperatures near 41 to 42 degrees at early hour, with gardeners watering to prevent damage. Authorities urge monitoring until after dawn when a frost is likely.
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Former Eagle Labor Citizen 18 Operated On
Me Aorinan Tracy of Austin a former Bagh Tako citizen fireman on the ML T railroad was stricken with appendicitis while on his run. He went to Austin Caldwell Inat Gator ay and was taken to the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital where he was operated on immediately. His mother Mrs J Holton of Youkom was with him at the hospital during the operation.
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Baptist Revival At Noon Draws Wide Interest
A Baptist church revival begun at noon Tuesday drew strong local attention with services planned through the week. The pastor, Mr. Phillips, led the program, with Mr. W.S. Maher and choirs aiding. a commission issued inviting youths and families to join, while junior classes prepared programs. Attendance and enthusiasm were high as churches from nearby districts sent members to participate.
National amendments vote in ACLY article copy
The Headlight reports on amendments to be voted on in ACLY the fourth Saletay darity. It mentions abolishing the Diets Communatonora and proposing supervision of prison ayatems, compensation for executives and per diem rates for legislators, and pensions for Confederate soldiers and widows. Voters are urged to read the amendments and vote intelligently. Accidentally Shot With Rifle Fred Wittbread was accidentally shot in the hip at East Bernid Friday by a child with a gun. He was taken to Caney Vale Jey Hospital in Wharton and is recovering. Two auto trucks with wagon covers toured last Saturday with families aboard. the mail is to be sent to recipients from Oklahoma and Texas.
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She
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Potato Inge To Oven Te Pected Boups May
The article discusses potato growing and storage, noting weather impacts on the growing season. It mentions seed quality, crop health, and the expectation of yields depending on conditions in the following weeks.
Methodist Church Suspends Service for Baptist Revival
The Methodist church held no service Sunday night and Wednesday evening due to a Baptist revival meeting. No services will be held next Sunday either, as Adenine of Brom Paine, the local Methodist pastor, states the Methodist congregation will join with the revival effort, changing the regular schedule.
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County Drive On For Organization Of Farm Bureau
A fragmented report details an effort to reorganize the Farm Bureau in the county. A new company, Lissie Petroleum Core, will take over drilling operations from the previous firm, with key executives named and work to begin swiftly, including building derricks and resuming wells at Lissie fields. The plan includes ongoing meetings, expected timelines, and the transfer of assets valued at about $50,000.
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Taveey Checks Sent By Parcel Post Through Mate
The fragmentary text describes Taveey checks sent by parcel post through a mail system. It mentions Miss Phe, Jarleed, Ryall sera, Hine SIPS nite cane, and references to the delivery of funds and a recipient’s destination.
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Waites Dorastinonan Merhiy Vilbhe
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Pont
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Hail damages orange crop near Columbus in heavy season
Reports from nearby towns say hail toppled trees and damaged fruit on several orchards near Columbus. Early market notes indicate the first Columbus Dewberries appeared at auction at $2.20 per quart, while the rain and flooding have reduced prospective yield, with prices varying as growers seek buyers.
Satire on airship stunt sparks chaotic scene
A muddled, partially legible report describes a Saturday afternoon satire on an airship exhibition. The crowd, performers, and observers swirl around masked figures, erratic actions, and mixed reactions as the event unfolds with slapstick and confusion.
Aerial Exhibition Over Columbus Delightful Trip
The report notes Mr ROM and Quavenger to Columbus, Avihtorm Watson, Tonery, and Mrs Schleicher performing an aerial exhibition here on Saturday. Three passengers rode, the group circled town, then returned swiftly to Was gle Tike. Mrs Rehtalensr enjoyed the ride and praised the display. Howard Itagerald arrived from Antonio Saturday night to attend.
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Nly
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Warnings Signed by Ku Klux Klan Put on Doors
Notices posted on doors alleging Ku Klux Klan warnings condemning dissent and threatening acts. Authorities and residents sought to verify the flyers while denying involvement, with investigators examining the origin of the intimidating messages and the authenticity of the emblem and seal.
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KU Klux. Klan
New City Officials Sworn In On Tuesday
Newly elected aldermen Meare Gray Dayne J T Carney and J Liuitsay were sworn in and began service. Other officials and visitors traveled to Houston for related events and drilling project plans were discussed during the trip.
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J.T. Carney
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