Work Begins On Negro School Building Monday
Contractors from Dust Texan and Natalia lead the start of the new Negro school project. Foreman GL Smith and Mexican workers set up the site with a barbed wire fence planned for security. Local volunteers clear land as heavy equipment and trucks move tons of debris, while a special Majerlic radio exhibit train passes nearby in a separate event drawing crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opockett
Mugrocs Moudiy
Smith
Natalia
Jounday
Semetims
J. Adrosagsdie
Bern
Hieh
Vies
Lakeside Drive
Suiktihw
Fred Fenka Joins Order of Tonsilliss
Red G. Proka of the Headtight force underwent an operation at Je Rosephere Batasting hospital for removal of his tem sila. Dr. C. Greer performed the operation. Fred pays these fellows who contend that taking the tonsil out changes nothing. He’s doing all right and was again at his post Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red G. Proka
C. Greer
Eagle Take
Fred
Family reunion in Juliette Georgia honors Texas visitors
Local residents gathered Sunday August 7 in Juliette Georgia for a family reunion. About forty relatives joined Mr. and Mrs. J G Cooke of Engle Lake Texas and their visiting kin to share music, ice cream, and games. The Cooke family and kin enjoyed the country setting and memories from years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Beott
Juliette
Georgia
J. G. Cookn
Engle Lake
Texas
Melanie
Cooke
Georgia Wills
Wave of Hoppers Signals Early Fall In City Streets
North wind and cool air bring the first fall hints as grasshoppers invade the streets and business district. By Wednesday morning most insects faded but many remained visible, coating pavement and nearby surfaces in a light, drifting bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Emily
THAS FAMILY REUNION G N Wednesday Afternoon
A reunion of the G E Thos Sr family was held on Wednesday at the old Thomas farm near Lisele now occupied by the daughter Mrs M E Isenhower. Forty attended sat at long table with mutton veal salads pickles and coffee. Ice cream followed and children enjoyed games. Attendees included numerous Thomas family members from Temple Dragoon Arizona and Mathis with thanks extended to Mr Heively of Arizona and Page Lake Grain Company for supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Thos
Old Thomas
Lisele
M. E. Isenhower
Jong
David
Jane
Ts. M. Breenhower
Lilllin
Ruth
ML "Thomabelson
Billy
G. B
Thomas Aoe
Guy ‘Or
Drugean
Arizona
Mise
Temple
Sim Antonio Y
Mid May
Page Lake Grain Company
Perc
Home From Auto Trip Through New Mexico
A brief travel note describes a party headed through New Mexico visiting Carlsbad, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and nearby locales. The group, including Mr and Mrs Hayes Stipheny Mire and others, traversed the region from morning until night, with mentions of a Weliguind visit and stops around the Albuquerque area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hayes
Strickland
New
Mexio
Carlsbad
Maneuvering Patios and Store Moves Near Dick Ney Site
A scrambled local notice details plans involving Marshal Ney, a moving patrol group, and a store relocation. It mentions the Dick Ney slate building, a potential across the street move, a Roil a wae store rental, and a Wedn esday appearance by Jimmi ta baing, with destinations Cuero and Kertgillr referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Ney
Uniiversis Matar Company
Beth
Marshala
Levetn
Mexico
Sed & White
Dick Ney Slare
Appendicitis Surgery Report From Evening Hospital
Mrs Esther BeHPE of EBlesxige formerly Eagle Lake underwent an appendicitis operation at Ban Antone on a Sunday. Her mother Ler SMe and Willie Westmoreland were with her at the hospital during the recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Behpe
Eblesxige
Eagle Lake
Man Killed When Car Hit By Train Near Eagle Lake
A driver, W. A. Garber, foreman for the State Highway Department, died instantly when his coupe was struck by a fast eastbound Southern Pacific train between Lissie and Nottawa. The collision dragged the car’s front 200 yards under the engine. residents assisted in removing Garber’s body. An inquest was held in East Bernard. The accident occurred as Garber crossed railroad tracks to reach a nearby highway crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Holstot
Teyday
Keond
Jooks Ani Perforter
Grigsby-Grinow Conan
Pramoilog
Avalon
W. A. Garber
State Highway Department
Southern Pacific
Strick
8 Farm
Lissle
Nottawa
Tanner
Ft Sma
Carver
Lisaiematt
Dewstte Buime
Barber
Matice
Penes
East Bernard
Ulu
Urbance
Bardo
Wells
Rodgers
Eldridge
Houston
Mer
Reigers
Eagle Lake Yard appendix operation details unclear
Fragmented OCR text references an Eagle Lake operation and individuals including Herbert Reese and Mrs. R, with mentions of Conlmer, Wharton Bridiy, and Gene Waltey. The fragmentary content lacks coherent events, dates, or clear outcomes to summarize a definitive news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel
Herbert Reese
Conlmer
Geney Waltey
Wharton Bridiy
Everitag
Contract for building Altair bridge expected next month
County commissioners meet to open bids for construction of a bridge over the Colorado River between Rag Lake and Altair. Expected to be awarded at September term. prior river ferry destroyed by fire in 1925 and a county bridge later sold for conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altair Bridge
Colorado
Rag Lake
Altair
Boya
Gowrt
Former Citizen Ond Ergor Details Fort Worth School Ties
The article describes Morgan and Mrs J H Morgan linked to Eagle Lake schools and Fort Worth, noting a serious operation and Mrs Morgan teaching in Fort Worth schools. It mentions Mr Morgan's role with a Fort Worth based school supply company, and lists extended family and local ties including visits and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge. Morgan
Houston
Morten
J. H Morgan
J A Moregan
Ft: Worth
Morgan Gold
Morgan
Forty Worth
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fort, Worth
Texas
Ala
Morgen
Tenyela
Fort Worth
bin Beater Bratael
Columbus Celebrates Opening of Cpey Hall
Residents gather to mark the opening of a new city fire station costing 26000 dollars. A community barbecue and parade featuring the American Legion band accompany the celebration while local officials and residents join in events at the Alleyton Crave pavilion and nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cpey Hall
Cudumbus
Nearsy
Diy
Uu Anany
Rose Rices
Ghis Qaca
Surktown
Eb Sampo
Hallebtevills
EL Campo
Fire Department of Columbus
Areriem Legion Band
Yale
Diay
Pageont
Che Deel
Vigor Aereteos
Yous Hekdth
Oertark
Evelyn Warpace
Mansfield
Alleyton Crave
Rice Harvest Begins as Farmers Hope for Strong Season
The article notes a widespread rice harvest starting with farmers optimistic about a favorable season. Thomas Brothers and Albert Dutcher plan cutting today, with many farmers set to begin Monday as continued good weather supports harvest. Cotton stripping and hay harvest are expected to start soon, and overall prospects appear improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoma Brothers
Maneny
Albert Dutcher
Houston Mans Bere on Return From Old Mexico
Dr and Mrs Jobo BH Foster and daughter Miss Lynn of Houston spent several days in the city at Mr Fosters parents home during a three weeks visit to the City of Mexico They detoured home on a temporary track around a wreck and observed Mexican railways in need of repairs Business conditions in the city were noted as still unsettled The trip followed a stay in Mexico City and a view of its climate and amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snd
Jobo
Foster
Miss Lynn
Houston
Treghin
Mexicas
Mexico
Obituary: Joan Rchmitt Dies at Home Near Bernardo
Joan Rchmitt, 54, lifelong resident near Bernardo, died at home after a three week illness. Married in 1907 to Frances Dryniata, he left a wife and several daughters. Survived by brothers George Benmitt of Ramsey and Ari Seninth of Buchel, with other relatives in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duhn Schmitt
Wtehls
Ledlowink
Hnesi
Mir
Behmulbimade
Rome
Bacheloy
Tewea
Frances Dryniata
Uli Carle
Aleir
Bertarde
Solin
Tienen
Bases Uottle
Paullne
Magele
Anu Cent Mars
Bred Gwar Hrothers
George Benmitt
Ramsey
Ari Seninth
Buchel
Federal State Rice Grading Unit Formed At Audtorium
A new Federal State rice grading unit was established at a meeting in the city ball auditorium on Saturday afternoon. Directors elected include No B Beltany Thomas Jr D B Etriunk A H Anderson O J Wintermann G A Beatenaill and Bt Everitt with Wintermann named president and George F Sallastay as secretary treasurer. W B Smith of New Orleans will oversee printing operations and the grading service, while Job Parker will head the quality department in Biloxi. The venture links with the American Rice Growers Association and will operate alongside a government grade system to provide neutral grading services for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cly Ball
Uly
Ween
Feigh Hive Growers
Asaocia
No. B. Beltany
GM ‘Thomas, Jr
Etriunk
A. H. Anderson
O- J. Wintermann
G. A. Beatenaill
Bt. Everitt
Mr. Winter
Pederale State
American Rice Growery’ Association Witides
Main Street
Allen Motor Company
Rice Association
Stu 2
Job Parker
Wyuumont
Bile Lake
Thirge
Cle Endl
Thig
Javier Whe Miller Gorie
Season's First Bale of Cotton Ginned at Lakes Farm
A bale of cotton grown on the Frank Stephens Company place at Eagle Lake was ginned Tuesday afternoon. The grower, Hancock Finn, produced the first 1931 cotton. The bale weighed and was sold to George Herder Sr. at seven cents per pound. Multiple local merchants and stores provided payment in merchandise and goods totaling about $1.00 to $4.00 per grower as part of the season’s first bale reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engla Lakes
Frank Stephens Company
Hancock Finn
Anthony Sans
George Herder, Sr
Smith & Walker Market
Frank
Wels
Q P Story
Saul Mend
Nussbaum
We Bentley
We W. Little
Mecreary
Red & White
Flow
Vic Emguihard
Skelton di ‘Tate
Winkel Bakery
Universal Motor Co
Nathan's
City
Boyle Lake Grub'co
Alberts
Varlity
Riereandige
Maple Lake
Cuggis Lake
Henedligtt
Alberta
Gute Jmervics Skatter
Wnerchandise
Davis Tservic
Central Power Ant Light Demonstrator Home From The East
A fragmented report describes Miss Charlotte Kienles from Boy City involved with the Central Power sub Light Company. The piece mentions her travel, a North trip, and various factories and locations, including Westinghouse and a Belujiebedy factory, with references to different people and events, though details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Power Ant Light Demonstrator
Charlotte Kienles
The
Pleag- Lpt
Nya
Sonia Indy
Boy City
Hun Service Department
Cert
Wis
Moni
Kleifer
Hichti Mestiotes
Ste Gesthak
Michelle
Boa Gervive Tabaratury de Civengey
Moe Nets
Westinghouse
Pitlehunghy
Howl
New York City
Gehamine Tavin
Mies
Burglary, Robbery Suspects Tied to WV Incident
Fragmented report ties a group of youths to a sequence of burglaries and a shooting at a business. The event is described with scattered names and places, including references to West Virginia, Ohio, and local officials. Police investigations continue as authorities piece together locations and times.
Anurrunt Stats Complaints In Pot Moay
Fragmented text appears to discuss complaints and unusual activities across various regions. It mentions violence, a suspected cotton trade, and local notices. Key names and locations are garbled, leaving unclear specifics about persons or organizations involved.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Fenka
Thas
Auto Tre Twough
New Mexico
Mansual Ney
T Simmie Rogers
Redronil Youzler
Cuero
Jimmi Ta
Kertgillr
W.A. Barber
Lowe
Iudhughie
G. J. Betilidler
Ae Bory Byedersen
Dave
Sary
Atic
Mike Ebel Maunker
Runge
P. Adky
Bans White
Erence
Verner White
Uoustern
Apending McMillan
Murlelleo
Margaret Walkin
Yourn
Commissioners’ Court
Aailda
Powers
Daughlere
Ernestine
Ann Elizabeth
Tome
Aint
Ahomne Srandaie
Myre
Choppis
Tyeside
Guvle Guyun
Payne
Mfr Payine
Lerestal Antie Organization
Gt & Clvipter
Houston Mans
Bere
Old Mexico
Joan Rchmitt
Bernardo
Coty
GMT
Ascenies
Ellie
TANY
Mosk Darturi
Marlin
Wesmnoreland
Weetmiorettind
Perth
Byanty
Ouunly
Sato Fork
Morornus
Assiptank
Jad Pupalelizen
Gwylurmbie
Antara
Eo Vena
Ass'n
Anthony Sims
Colorad Fanner
Ol Hancock Place
Bolivia
Flory Siden
Ryan Wetcehay
Ruantaviet
Leeleud
Noel
Stenagh
Ar Love Kemamonstele
Ruayshe
Buthilog
Campaig
Winne Ford
Marshal Dee
Osaka
CAO Busataey
Stalin
Varios Pines
Wailer
Auetin, Ap
Lend
Ationey
Ube Tanger
Universal Twee
Drattlus
Accusatun
Waykaed
Hmshine
Baylor
Caivursil Mater Company
Enccdinay
Mafbal
Asa
Hooke
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