Road issue drive begun at Columbus
Campaign rally in Salorato county Saturday pushed a proposed $800,000 road bond. Speakers from South Texas urged voters to improve Highway 3 and Highway 1, fund bridges over the Colorado River, and expand intercity roads. They argued better highways bring gas savings and economic growth, citing existing consolidated schools and regional improvements.
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Columbus
Salorato County
Texas
Mabhes
el Campo
Peyette County
Bend
Salta
Colorado River
Eicway
Uverses
Emimles
Thrauell Bay Grange
Eminty
Anginsethor
Cove Roads
Mater Laghangs
Tudye Bugeins
gartHewar
Ielhways
Lee Farpier
le Consolidated
Rene Et de Boy
Elf
Huvine
Lesce
Pour ‘Town
Teounty
Pote Mesa
Cotoe Ith
Gatorade
Mator
Gulnada
Tim
Judes
Payette
Bis
Parylte
South Texas
Charles Honcork
Bruce Wal- Mace
Corupa Bandera
Veriurton County
Rice Sales Dip as Cotton Crop Shortens Harvest Progress
The Eagle Lake area reports a weaker rice market amid a shrinking cotton crop. Farmers threshing heavily, with ideal harvest weather, while headlined sales show high prices but uncertain outlook, including large bundles to Bay City firms and local mills. Prices cited reach record levels, yet industry forecasts anticipate lower Texas yields next year.
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Eagie
Eaghe Like
Rice Palling Company
Bay’ City
Ghys
von Lenigerke
Bay City
George Truebner
Tane City
Herder Tice Milling Co
Bey City
Pritchard Rice Milling Go
Holkton
Lake
Texas
Tea Institute To Be Held In September
County Superintendent H. Melnert states one county institute this year for teachers will be held Sept 18 20 for white teachers and are 26 27 Tarroloued teachers The institute will be isoyidueted an plays similar to Jest ivers Further details whlle given inter
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H. Melnert
Teschers Wit
Jens Med
Inter
Trip into Ayaja Canyon Reveals Indian Rock Paintings
In Fort Davis Texas on Aug 18 a party led by Calvin Secreas of Valley Ranch toured Ayaja Canyon. A sudden rain caused a fatal rock collapse killing Calvin and injuring others. the journey showcased Ble Bend scenery, Indian rock walls, and canyon geology with bears, dogs, and rugged trails noted along the ascent.
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Ayaja Canyon
Fort Davis
Texas
New Mexico
Spike
Calvin Secreas
Valley Ranch
Jim Whalley
Cal
Iran
Nan
Momar
Calvin Schest
Prince
Ahd
Bod Cal
Senrest
Davis Range
Bkg
Benet
Eadius Omuyone
Lash Ausimer
Tiljolua Cine
Fe ii
Biwiine
Brice
Thepgl & Leite Intgerie
Moore Bath
Pride
Prude
Douglass King
San Antoniio
Bain Easley
Lor
Dagter
Bride
Margaret Beaty Burton
Galeese Tou
Prude Ranch
Stubeline
Emule
Jinére
Coorg
Linhit Ayala Canyon
Olythe
Groot
Maine
County Wide Bridge Bond Vote Planned
A large public meeting in Columbus discussed a proposed county wide bond issue to fund bridges over the river at Columbus and to improve highway No 71 through Colorado County. The County Commissioners Court deferred action until a competent bridge engineer can inspect sites and prepare cost estimates. Representatives from the Chamber of Commerce and others will push for a county wide bond for bridges, with a likely election to follow when plans are ready.
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Columbus
Colorado
Chaorcer of Commerce
Rovary Chis
Fagle Lake Woman Receives M A Degree At UT
Fagle Lake woman Opal Air Theatre in Austin is invited to the August 26 1993 commencement at the University of Texas. The honorary event honors Miss Charlotte Vincent and Miss Viruowk Is at Mir wal Men E A. Tuilver of Eagle Lake leads the faculty remarks. Arrests reported in Newton county list Alton and Jamey Coapoy for horwlery.
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University of Texas
Hele
Opal Air Theatre
Austin Brera
Mss
Charlotte Vincent
Aris
Misa
Viruowk
Mir Wal
E A. Tuilver
Eagle Lake
Senger Meter
Bite
Faye Lutte
Legion of
Irene
Joice
Newt Unas
Auto Peak Knachord In Oarmegistvetons
Fragmented OCR yields scattered names and events including ties to Telus, ATL, and Elizabeth Westmoreland. Readable items mention feig ht exploits, a late TI tiptoe incident, and a gala with a 407 dollar fete.
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Oarmegistvetons
Telus
ATL Muses
Rey Andvars
Tae
Alduttsvitae Captures County Bag Title
Alduttsvitae wins county bag title in a league final row, defeating rivals amid double-figure scores. Schltak and Jarwood shine as top players, with Hinlivitsviie’s 0.875 percentage noted. 18 players played two full games, ahead of nearest rivals.
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Alduttsvitae
Hinlivitsviie
Swonin
Bt Trioquaty
Leaghe
Detoute Gairad
U.doublabris
Schltak
Digmond Ihinias
Ville Eae Jarwood
Hintiestayilie
Rock Island Commercial Club Organized In August
The Mie Hook Island Commercial Club was organized on August 1 with officers BP Proraaue president J W Hudson vice-president W Eversoll secretary and treasurer Ry A Stone assistant secretary and treasurer The club aims to improve Rock Island community by promoting good and betterment and plans to expand membership including ladies joining as members.
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Mie Hook Islan Commercial Club
Proraaue
J. W. Hudson
Eversoll
Ry A. Stone
Rock Wnd
Popular couple Lee Larsen and Willie Vogelpont wed in Galveston
Sunday evening ceremony conducted by Mrs. McQuain united Lee Th Larsen and Willie Vogelpont of Galveston in a beauti ful service. The bride wore a dress of crepe with lace accessories, and the groom a navy blue suit. The couple will reside at 1026 Avenue 1 and send wedding wishes to friends in Engle Lake.
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Lee Th Larsen
Willie Vogelpont
Sreerw
Larson
Wyotin
Garson Reid
God Ale
Welt
Schulenbirp
Larcnn
Avenue
Galveston
Conor
Wil Joy
Licensing window opens September first for WWNTing permits
Misdistributed notices announce issuing of licenses from September 1, 1930 to August 31, 1940 for non county residents at $2 and $4 fees. The piece lists names and local attendees at a Baptist church event and references community figures and dates in a garbled report.
Fragmentary Historic Travel Notice From Unknown Source
Fragmented OCR outlines a travel plan listing dates and places including Los Angeles August and Arizona stops. Mentions Plagatec Williams Kingman San Antonio and a Scout Master named Alrey. Tone resembles a dated scouting or travel itinerary with unclear context or destinations.
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Seth Inke Gly
Utah
Arie
Fox
Plagelat
Williams
Arizona
Mallu
General Getius
Erg
Care Evout
Aowarding
Kingman
Plagatec
Jotuys Gist
Sdcarm
Eipako Yrd- Vanhorn
Ogos
Sth
San Antonio
Alrey
State Board Sets Per Capita School Apportionment at 17.50
The state board approved the 1928 29 school apportionment at 18 per capita and 1 420 000 population, totaling 25 025 000 dollars. Governor Moody said the law requires 17 50 per capita, with a constitutional levy limit. Social item notes Westmoreland social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Westmoreland.
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Dan Moody Shld
Avilyig
Party-dirst Legielature
Moody
Aia
Westmoreland
Basketball notes and odd phrases from a Sunday game
Fragmented OCR text describes a basketball event with unclear teams and a score mention. It mentions a 25 cent game item and a reference to a win nearby. Names and places are garbled, leaving uncertain details about participants or outcomes.
Finen Cling Station Deng Bil Work Inneite
A new filling station project began on Saatsdeety's plaza near the Atema En. The development involves fresh construction work and local planning steps to complete the station facility.
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Deng Bil
Saatsdeety
Poalbe--The
Atema En
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TEA Institute
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Bruce W. M'Carty
Fagle Lake
Young Lady
Newtont
Gosh
Newton County
Alton
Jamey Coapoy
Horwlery
Lee Committee
Elizabeth Westmoreland
Fieypl
Northington
Luis
Rock Island
Willam J. Tucker
Uecernies
Owl
Ribeels Welurest
Gracusclan Esvichi
Tyesoto Nlags
the Baptist Apatin
Mets
Myrity
Watkins
Prs
Rod Holusalin
Bedvilly
Qaibkuis
Lele Mavely Bis
Orm Sunulay
Marte
Mr. T. Weetmordaini
Methodist
Mmpleas
Aduil Mikvienung Society
Adiles
Westmore
Tayi
SU Yuna
ODEN
Wolfy of
Trouston
Micla
Manlidy Parker
Fort Worth
Wits
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Relwblves
Mr Bale
Wlay
Thalemis
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