Scout Troop Turns Over To Scoutsaster T T Waddell
A local scout troop announces a meeting on the 27th to honor Scoutmaster Johnson who departs for Houston and to install new leadership. The gathering calls for full uniform attendance and honors the Court of Honor and troop committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Troop
Scoutsaster
T. T Waddell
Southaster FM
Johnson
Houston
Jublig
Trooy
Court of Honor
Amy
Jehan Siims
Scontelund
Erin Wiefgee
They say They say a warning on daily hazards in old essay
A colonial style editorial cites a Dallas Journal discussion on dangers from bathtubs and stepladders, compares risks of golf fishing and football, and urges caution in everyday routines. It questions truth behind popular sayings and cautions readers to guard conscience and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Journal
Local stores offer extra copies and notices on berry picking
Extra copies of the eldtght ave rug Store B. H. Daily's dry goods store and J. F. Ulery jewelry store available at each location and Headlight office. Also a notice warns no berry picking or trespassing on lands without invitation. Public notices include seed rice offers and various Victorian era goods and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Daily
J. F. Ulery Jewelry
Walt ‘Poole
Old Age and Mourning in a Rural Parish
A fragmented vintage reflection laments aging and death, with mentions of a widow, a brother, and prayers for the departed. The text evokes a rural community pondering mortality, memory, and the closing of a book as communities grieve a loss.
The Street Observer Notes Odd Bits From Town and State
Mineral Wells Index references a satirical plan business ruining the country as a street worker observer comments on fashion sustenance and regional life. An East Texas tale tells of a ninety year old man who never used glasses and preferred to avoid the bottle. A political observer notes city districts drift apart, while a new song called Keep the porch lights burning gains notice. Coy anecdotes include a rain sharpened pencil and the spread of sanitation claims. A spinster offers views on arranged marriages and a friend laments three suitors flirting with another girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Thomas
Fragmentary Prose On Promise And Debt In A Market Tale
An old style text describes a man of promise who borrows and fails to pay while a collector pursues him. Interwoven are odd phrases and names, ending with a visit to Mrs. Alderson in Galveston and a mention of Harriet Alderson and Miss Gladys Brosig in a family context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen
G. Hy Broslgeft
W. L. Alderson
Galveston
Aldercny
Gladys Brosig
Thi
Els
Harriet
Clatre
Alderson
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Treat
Mise Cyrefine Smothers
Thelma Wermindt
Mis Wihna
Mav Mooney
Sam Antiepl
Anny
Tray
Yell
Western
Che Cone
Mra
Englman Kodak Bilm
Mt Ulery's
Eagle Lake Furniture Co
Eagle Lake
PORTO
Joan Morris, JR
Omaha
W. Grove Rove
Faber Mercantile Co
Hidridge
Otto Rogers
G. Kolberg
Dayis
Main Street
J.vf. Ulery
T2ett
Feede Vv
Dancan
Groves
Pest
Tanger
Quanti Tek
Seweliz Company
Exis
Pioneer
Lluit Shippers
Weararll
Tunis
Wiljay
Ark Marc Lake
Ole
Bethy
Thom Fenece
Yves Iause
Brosig’s
Mineral Wells Index
Preceverre
Solomon
J. B. Smith
Central Power and Light Co
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