Local News Fragment Reflects Wiry Community Visit
A damaged OCR item from Altair Local News outlines a community visit with multiple local names and places. The legible bits reference Margaret Watkin and a Mrs Walker, plus venues and seabed topics. The text is fragmented, hindering a clear narrative or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller
Anitareu
Tiarbert Ivtt
Heian
Mise Margaret
Walker
Aenous
Mins
Maegaret Watkin
Geo Sundae
Mant Hood area notices from Meptide Church missing
Fragmented OCR text shows notices from a Methodist church with garbled lines about locations near Mant Hood and references to a series and various illegible terms. No clear names, dates, or specific actions present.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Claim Summary
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised as a tonic that purifies blood, strengthens appetite, and energizes health by supplying quinine and iron. The ad touts malarial germs destroying action and broad vigor benefits for adults and children alike.
Local commerce man urges fair grounds at county fair
A local businessman writes to the High Lake Headlight urging cooperation to establish a county fair with permanent grounds. He laments lack of unity among leaders and suggests donating land and securing funds rather than piecemeal efforts or scattered annual efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Lake
Nia Fair
Chamber of Colmerce
Down
Dleyer
Luis
Willie
Retiring Scoutmaster Presented Plaque at Meeting
A long serving Scoutmaster was honored with a plaque during a Bay area meeting. Local figures including Walter and Petree thanked him for years of service while noting upcoming events and community support.
Scouts Hold Campfire and Contests at Cul Orady River
Local scouts from Waldo Townley and El Campo Wharton joined visiting groups for an oversight camp at Torres’s Bud near Cul orady river. They cooked, built a nail free fire, held a council fire, and staged contests including archery and a late night roaster. Several scouts, leaders, and families from Wharton and nearby towns attended, with stories of paddings and a big gathering after taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Townley
Scouts of
Ernest
Lenhart
ST Ape
Scouta
Lng
Barton Scoutmasters
Laas vi
Besten
Senutaastery
Menefee
Koeng
Crusia
Hatimeros
Fuuks
Geinshaw
Thuieher
Uarris
Uni Baenek
Tie Winn
Phen Hunt
Buc
N. Qotson
Hes
W Wuddedl
Eryeddin
Seritionistre
Tenioirt
Patter
Olphint
Tewnley
Binehon Bais
En Heweare
Dateresda
Heine Morea
Canipael Ceatnad
Cochran Williaur Wyndell
Stint
Ebronti
Johnson grass in South Carolina origin and control
A historical overview traces Johnson grass to introduction from Turkey around 1830, noting its spread across the United States and the main cultural caution. It discusses the plant’s persistence, methods of propagation, and the need for careful, persistent cultivation to prevent regrowth, including controlling underground roots, with emphasis on preventing seed production and long-term management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
South Carolina
Turkey
Means
4A Planter Chem
Fis Mhinter
Jamson Gymay
William AL Duhnsen
Sear Selma
Ted
eGork
Remarkable life of Don Brown chronicled in county notice
A long narrative recalls Don Brown of Grayson County, highlighting his birth in a small town, schooling at Tom Bead, a banker’s faith in him, entry into real estate and teaching, and his rise to prominence as a respected business figure. It notes his ambitions, resilience, and community ties, detailing his early education, bank career, and eventual influence while reflecting local values and era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griysin
Ton i Tergne
Don
Toi Bou
Feek
Teta Giai
Yuud
Doc ‘H. Feague
Uttla
Tom Bead
First National Bank of Cyn Bean
Gomt
Dla Slice
Mansel
Adi
Tate Wiley
Sherman
Noa
Uieker
Melont
Avery
Tiaphydeath
Dergé Magazinis
Hassipress Ty Herbi
Democrst
Mrs A H Joes Aunt Visits From Engle Lake
Mrs A H Joes and her child Frank Nurria of Mau Ane fonio visit her aunt Mrs FO firris Tar and Mrs Jones, formerly residents of Engle Lake, where Mrs Jones was born. Mrs A Ts Follan and son Comer also visit with Miss Helen Paetan from Houston at Mr and Mrs Durbin’s home on Lakeside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
FL A. Hoeninghnon
Preddin
Sweet Home
A. H. Joes
Sweet
Frank Nurria
Mau Ane Fonio
FO. Firris
Jones
Engle Lake
Engle Lite
Mra
Misa Panate Williainson
Molly Siafrenda Hire
Ts Follan and Son
Helen Paetan
Houston
Ued Mors
H. Durbin
Lakeside
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Eagle Lake Hatchery
Frank B. Rowne
Trraseree
Eagle Lake National Farm
Altair Local News
Aotes Ani
Walter
Bay Senate
Petree
Enpenwat Ag
Tohnson
aTr
Buaghy
Ketune
Civ
Low
Sore
St. Auetperp's
Elphas
Punely
Ueastan
Wasimal
Mies Ie
Nigheangamp
Tou
Ted Ly Eat
Ridelph Spaniel
The
Frank Stephens CO
Telephione
Eastman Kodaks
Fresh Films
Eastman
Ulery
Eagle Lake
Texas
Johnson Grass
Ron
Grayson County
Mundin Northingtay
Dgypt
Sindy
Cileago
Oi Ronte
Tata Viylt
B. H. Daily
Brosg
M. L, Anderson
W. Ut
Sam Lb. Liptim
Ann A
Hirhard Ney
Nbtere
Emanuel Roos
Orria
Wid
Eagth Lake
T. M. Neal
WHARTON + TEXAS
T. P. Gordon
Nervis
J. &, Ulery
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