Rice Growers Enjoy Barbecue At Golf Ground
Rice growers and industry men attended a barbecue at a golf course grounds near Bagie Zeke with about 300 participants. Chef Jim Cooper led the feast, music from local artists complemented by a crowd in the oak grove. The event thanked organizers and noted anticipated profits from the year’s rice crop with favorable weather and irrigation ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Terror
Alout
Dofs Pereck
Muany
Bagie
Canstidates
Bas City
Imersstai
Hesse
Jim Cooper
Garvenk
Tle
Fae
Erin Privee
Fred Scurueder
Aso
Ube Iushi
Ashi
Barbecus
Mawrs Vuur Wintermaan
Bagys Stephens
Joe Canaday
J. W. Duuran
tHarp
J. C Willis
Reed Attends Rotary Conference at Victoria
Reed attends Rotary Conference at Victoria for the 47th district executive program. The report notes Migs Marion Woeentraft returning home from international arts studies and resuming classes after five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Victoria
Milgs Marion Woeentraft
Duceday
Cellese of Inernatrial Arts
Bedlen
Sigms
Migs Marign
First Truck Load Of Rice Reaches Bay City
The first truck load of rice for this season reached Bay City by Wednesday. It was grown by Suiney Hone and identified as Lady Wright variety. Several older farmers are preparing to barrel.
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Bay City
Suiney- Hone
Lady Wright
Elter
Barrett
Eagle Lake hosts Friday night radio program with local sponsors
A KTBA Radio Broadcasting Station plan from Han Amtouie aims Eagle Lake for a Friday night broadcast. Local sponsors include First Welner Bank Eagle Lake State Bank Bekman’s Drug Store Eagle Lake Lumber Co Eagle Lake Furniture Co Allen Motor Co and several others backing a twice weekly five month airing. Thousands expected to listen as programs highlight local industry and community figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ktba Radio Broadcasting
Han Amtouie
Eagle Lake
Hagie Lake
First Wellener Bank of
Fitele Lake
Eagle Lake State Bank
Bekman
Trg Alora
Wesley Springs
Criklamt
Ian
Rotary Club reports activity amid heat and talks
Rotary Club notes from the publicity committee show turnout for programs at Peru inn and surrounding area. Barry Rewliog leads discussions on advertising Murty lake and the Spanish Trail while others report on ministering to needy individuals and local church activities.
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Butt
Wharton
Elisa
Périons
Arthur Sorlag
Oscar Wintermann
Ketner Setibolm
Gilbert Chopplu
Eugké Lake
Culumbie
Mayor Westmoreland Bach From Pacific Coas e I Kir
Mayor Westmoreland Bach and son Cameron returned from a two week trip through the Mojave and southern California. They traveled through the Rio Grande Valley, Del Rio, Fort Worth, Abilene, and Fort Worth area, enjoying a warm climate and noting a 120 degree desert heat.
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Westmoreland Bach
Pacific
COASE
I'Kir
Rod. Westmoreland
Cameron
Tn Payltte Cou
Joste Murner
Los Angeles
California
Woolwareland
O. Corley
Rio Grande Valles
Tay
Brownsville
del Rio
Abilene
Fort Waerth
Swanson Says He Enjoys Paper While In New York
Ches Swanson reports he is receiving his paper and enjoying it during his visit to New York and Columbia University. He also expresses overall pleasure with the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ches
A. Swanson
New York
Columbia University
Camping and Cooling High Up in New Mexico Mountains
Bruce W. McCarty chronicles a high mountain journey in Northern New Mexico along the Pecos. The writer describes campsites, weather, trout near the cabin, mining activity nearby, and interactions with locals and travelers as they travel from Santa Rosa toward Clovis, Brady, and Llubbuck. He notes cold nights, brisk days, and the sensation of high-altitude air at approximately 10,000 feet.
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New Mexico Mountains
Bruce W. McCarty
Dryin
Pecos
New Mexico
LaFayette
Jay
Pecos River
Trady
Iairness
Bantaosa
New Brexlyuo
Senta
Utsir
Satn Rosa
Pesos
Bkeleur
Kotter Hiwe
Miles
Devon
Ealenz
Cotton prices rise amid market activity report
Cation prices advanced on the New York market with trading activity noted Wednesday. The factor reported a 14,205,000 bale figure, about 500,000 bales more than expected, while social notes mention Mr and Mrs Henry Marsial and Towns family visitors in Frakite.
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New York
Poyera
yFeld
Henry Marsiail
A Bi Towns
Deserved bouquet for absent editor in Texas paper
The July issue of the Tex as Preas Messenger and Bul letin from Giebnedson Ter features a laudatory note to absent editor Mr. McCarty of the Bagsla 4% publication praised for printing extra pages and maintaining a standout weekly paper while questions arise about participation in Nexus Breas Association meetings.
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The
Texas Preas Messenger and Bulletin
Giebnedson
Ter
Sem P. Harken
Winnie
Ing
wetlHdeservey
Rae McCarty
Bagla
HeagUght
Splendid
4 Brive
Dallas Newe and
Beard Con
Nexus Breas Association
McCanty
Tem.e
Electric current kills Columbus man while working at plant
Marshall Columbus man aged 36 was instantly killed when a wire hoist fault caused a cable to snap and strike him at a telegraph line employer. The accident near the plant involved other workers and prompted investigation into electrical safety and a report on the incident.
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Mack Burnbill
Adarebull
Lie
Che Gemuier & Wanter Uliyel Gompany
Gourdia
Neueriine
Otter Amiphig
Marshat
Lis Purente
VICE TRUCK LINE CRASH REPORTED NEAR WALLS ORENTH
A morning collision occurred on a highway between Walls and Orenth involving a VICE line truck and a touring car. One driver died and the other was injured, with responders securing the scene and transporting the injured to a hospital.
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Vice Truck Line
Taeulog Sikaul
Erick
Ae Bone
Yew Ready to Wear Store Opens in Frazar Building
An opening notice announces Yew Ready to Wear, a new ready to wear shop in the Beatty building. Proprietor Ulery and partner Moy advertise a store stock and customer services for men and women with a focus on fashionable apparel.
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Frazar
Revival services at Jan Church begin in August
Beginning August 22 revival services will be held at the Jan Church under Tevivel averlees. Citizens are urged to attend and support the event. Mr and Mrs Glyde Qualuvy of Bay City are spending the week there at Heine in Me. The Central Poyor Wed Light Company at Columbus is noted.
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Serson
Tevivel Averlees
Evanyceltn
Glyde Qualuvy
Bay City
Min Bwrerte
Tlm
Ragle Lake Odd Fellows Initiate New Member
At the regular meeting of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows held Monday night August 1 the member was initiated with the pledge ceremony. Further work will be planned for Monday night August 8 where additional rites will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragle Lake
ODD Wusaws
Oly
Lyle
Post Office Lease Renewed Keeps Elgin Office in Place
The Luke post office will remain at its current location for another five years under a renewed lease. A 12 month term from U Kempper for building work was accepted for a ten year period starting December 1 1923. The postmaster Mr Wharmdud announced improvements including a wood floor, warmer winter fixtures, and extra mail boxes to accommodate Elgin’s growing population. Beginning September 16 daily route service will be added replacing the prior weekly service to provide daily wall delivery and proper mail boxes for patrons along Luke route. Contractor Ar Justin Smith noted tearing out and remodeling of fixtures. A general cure and remodeling of the office and added boxes are planned.
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Luke
U. Kempper
Elgin
Dully
Sarah
Servis
Slauil
Justin Smith
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Bor
Acres Pledged to Institute in National Campaign
Feonluge Louisiana August 3 The Institute concentrates efforts in Arkansas and Kansas with county and district campaigns planned for July. A statewide drive aims at reaching members through local events and a synchronized advertising push to spread the plan nationwide.
Ladies' and Society of Christian Church Meeting Notice
A fragmented notice invites members of the Ladies' and Society of Christian Church to attend a gathering on a Wednesday in August. The text is garbled but references a scheduled meeting and participation by members.
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Ladies’ and Society OF Christian Church
Tompkr
Derby Week Ceremonies Mark Local Society
A muddled report notes Buck Mnans and Stork Kung full age events, with mentions of Mr Re Killomeh and a Derby Kate. The narrative references families, a wedding on Wednesday, June, and fever concerns, plus Mobertson county ties and local dignitaries.
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Beast Jones
Derby
Wien
Mike
Ines
Ebior
Rise in Colormime River Threatens Rice Crops
Fragmentary report notes a rise in the Coloreche river causing flood risk to rice fields near Statngorda County. Farmers and officials discussed pump installations and a costly response, with thousands of dollars at stake amid unsettled conditions.
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