Production of Rough Rice in Southern States, July 1928
A July 12 1928 bulletin from the USDA reports rough rice production in the Southern States based on July 1 conditions at 7 987 222 barrels, 1 700 300 barrels below last year. Carryover end 1927 25 about 377 142 barrels less than that year. Total 1927 crop 9 720 621 barrels with carryover 1 077 142 barrels. 1928 outlook shows crop plus carryover estimated at 8 087 222 barrels.
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Maine
Ries Millers
Inelnading
Uwe
Phi
Adi
Lamm Ayers
New Orleans
Lionel L. Jones
United States Department of Agriculture
Isu
Warry
Garry
Eers
Victoria District Fair Slated for September
The Victoria District Fair will be held in September under the Victoria District Fair Association, formed in the early 1920s with the Chamber of Commerce. The fair site includes a race track and buildings, now the third largest plant in Texas devoted to fair purposes. The board expects a splendid event with the slogan Education and Pleasure, embracing liberal premiums and prize opportunities.
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Victoria
Muir Association of Organved Dust Incorporated
Victoria Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Maongement
Methodist Church Union Service Announced
There is one service in the Sunday schedule at 11 a.m. Preaching by the rector. We will join in the union service in the Episcopal Church. Sunday eight J. Wilmstor.
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Methodist Church
Episcopal Church
J. Wilmstor
Dorton Family Visits Mrs Duke in Local Stay
Mr and Mrs H Dorton and their son Lloyd of Preepert spent last week visiting Mrs J M Duke mother of Mrs Dorton at her home.
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H. €. Dorton
Lloyd
Preepert
J. M. Duke
Mra. Dorton
Garwood Gatherings and Local Visits Chronicle
Richmond visitors Annetta and Dally Otto spent a few days with Garwood friends. Numerous local residents and relatives, including Abell, Schoell, Draper, Williams, and Braden families, kept busy with travel, visits, and weekend trips to Houston, Sabina, Yoakum, Kerrville, and Weimar. The Garwood community noted upcoming meetings, relocations, and a talent for hosting extended families and friends.
State Board Sets School Apportionment For Coming Term
The state board of education approved a per pupil apportionment of 15 for the upcoming term, with $25.5 million available to fund this but the Fortieth Legislature capped it at 15. An extra 1.5 million was idle in case gasoline tax cuts altered funds. Enrollment projections exceed the previous year, guiding the allocation, while local figures show an increase in student numbers. The report also notes family ties and travels of local residents over the weekend, including visits to Kansas City and Longview.
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Austin
Vex
Ams
State Board of Education
Terrell
New Eagle Lake ads showcase stores and a grand opening
The Headlight highlights three new advertisements from Eagle Lake Furniture Co inviting shoppers to see new stores, a piano specialist Mr. Fy 8 Fabrigate, and the Grand Leader store opening aimed at capturing local trade, urging readers to read all ads.
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Eagle Lake Furniture Co
Fabrigate
Grand Leader
Eagle Lake
What Constitutes Wealth and Local Notices in Medina Lake
An essay urges that true wealth lies in faith, kindness, and living honestly, not material goods, urging daily acts of generosity and cheer. The piece also notes a Medina Lake vacation trip by Judge W G Davis and family, revival services under a Columbus Baptist Church tent, and a thank you card from Mr and Mrs Ernest Senholm for fire aid and neighborly help after a fire.
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Flowera Ito
Columbus Baptist Church
Rodgers
O. F. Corley
Hagle Lake
Colorado
Oltison
Ernest Senholm
Headlight Editor Heads Vacation. Pastor Steers Paper
Fraternal Mention reports Renee McCarty takes five weeks off in New Mexico mountains. Rev J Wilson, Methodist pastor, edits during absence. Wilson, a veteran journalist, already produces two issues praised as cracking erjack good pauper. McCarty secures capable relief man Colorado Citizen.
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Renee McCarty
Hagle Lake
New Mexico
J. Wilson
Methodist Church
Brother Wilson
Gollen
Bruce
McCarty
Colorado
Mrs B. Fields Returns From Glenrose Treatment
Mrs. B. H. Fields came back from Glenrose Thursday after two weeks of treatment. She is somewhat improved and friends hope she will soon regain strength. Mrs. Ted Walters of Touston visits Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pavelka here this week.
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Fields
Glenrose
Ted Walters
Touston
J. J. Pavelka
Welding and Radiator Shop Guarantee Work
Welding and radiator shop offers to weld any broken metal and perform radio work with guarantees. Located in the Minneapolis Building near Crim and Chapman’s. You break em and I weld em.
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Minneapolis Bldg
Crim & Chapman's
Nominee Al Smith Speech to Be Broadcast Aug 22
Democratic nominee Al Smith acceptance speech for president will be aired nationwide by NBC and CBS networks and many independents on Wednesday evening August 22 from Albany New York. The address is scheduled 7 30 to 9 00 p m Eastern daylight saving time and is expected to reach millions.
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AL. Smith
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia System Networks
Albany
Hendley Grobe Promoted Assistant Editor at The Hyening Nova
Hendley Grobe, longtime reporter at The Hyening Nova in San Antonio, was promoted last week to Assistant Editor. The community’s friends applaud the recognition of his ability and dedication to business, as noted in this local update. Mrs J W Hill and her children Marjorie and McKay, who had been visiting T Re AL Risien family, have returned to San Antonio.
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Mertidley Grobe
Hendley
Grobe
Hyening Nova
San Antonio
Colorado
Clilgen
J. W. Hill
Marjorie
McKay
Re AL Risien
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