Beaux Bay Growers Debate Rice Yields in Beaumont District
A letter from A H Boyt of the American Hive Growers Co operative Association and O F Corley of Engle Rice Milling questions Beaumont County rice yields. They report insufficient rainfall and limited action, citing a county canvass suggesting yields will not be heavy, with projections of sacks per acre and pressed forecasts from Jefferson County observations.
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le Rive
Beaumont
A. H. Boyt
American Hive Growers Co-operative Association
Beau- Bidaines
Printing money in Eagle Lake ad reads local office offer
An ad urges residents to keep printing money in Eagle Lake and directs requests to the Headsight office. It claims significant printing work can be done cheaper than Houston, promises no extra charges if a delivered folio is unsatisfactory, and mentions local residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs I Killough and Miss Dertha Meek.
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Eagle Lake
Rage Lake
Houston
Forgotten end of highway prompts local drive plan
Misses Mary and Wallon Holman and others report a slow ride over the forgotten end of the highway to Tisale. They say three minutes stretch became two hours, criticize neglect, urge a highway department drive and invite Senator Gua Russek to inspect. Mrs Lenhart and others motor to Horaton. Jacqueline and Oliphint visit.
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Mary
Wallon Holman
Tiwth
Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce
Gua Russek
Glidden Lady 18 Won at J B Smith Store Drawing
Mrs. Wink of Giidden won the twenty six prize in a drawing held at the J B Smith store last Saturday at 4 PM. The store was crowded and the winner’s ticket was first drawn. The winner’s prize was a Glidden Lady 18 Wehver of Silver Shy Ap Smitts used phrasing noted. The Aid Society of the Christian Church met with Mrs. C F Reid for an afternoon gathering. They planned a friendship guilt for the county fair in October and served fruit punch and cake. Mrs J W McCagland and two Houston visitors came to see her mother Mrs Frank Congress this week. Henry Brudeman Clyde Dunlavy and Miss Kidun Albrecht were patrons.
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TL Wink
Giidden
J. B. Smith
Aid Society of the Christian Chereh
C.F. Reid
J. W. McCagland
Chil
Houston
Frank Congress
Calhoun Cullings in Brief Notes
Shirley Brown left Saturday for Tiduston to hold a post with the Natural Gas Company. Mrs J Smith guest of Mra TW Wetherell Thursday. Wethered family spent last weekend in Bay visiting relatives. Ervin Cersett suffered a leg bone fracture while in Missouri, slowly recovering. Me Womack, known as Twele Charlie, of Houston, visited Calhoun farm this week. Baby of Mrs George Smith ill with malaria fever, but the title baby is improving.
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Shirley Brown
Tiduston
Natural
J. Smith
Mra
Wetherell
Wethered
Ehildren
Bay
Cho
Ervin ‘Cersett
Missouri
Womack
Charlie
Houston
Calhoun
George Smith
Gola Braden Wed In Mentz Church Ceremony
The marriage of Joe Gola and Alice Braden occurred at Cathoe Church Mentz on a Wednesday morning with Rev Dida officiating. A wedding feast followed at the bride’s home, attended by the groom’s parents and three brothers, with a dance at night. The couple left for San Antonio and Kerrville for a short wedding trip.
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Giaighter
W. Braden
Mentz Hunt
Gola
Lorenia Fe Ug Sautiers
Bagle
Bert
Colorado
Citizen
Ready for Asphalting on Burden to Lheenia Highway
The highway project moves toward asphalting with 98 tons of crushed rock laid between Burden and Lheenia. Machinery for asphalt preparation arrived Tuesday. Work is expected to begin Monday from the Houston to San Antonio route, with state highway officials planning to cover the complete stretch. Local officials note funding and coordination across counties and legislative oversight.
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Burden
Lheenia
Chase Geesene
Iho
Houston
San Antonio
Merory
Quayte
Bertin
Uae
Fryebe
Highway Department
Game Wardens Urge Quail Conservation Efforts
A garbled historic notice references a game warden urging quail conservation in Avastin County. It mentions individuals like Trent and Sehulennry Ktleker and requests not to shut timelines, with unclear details but a call for protective measures for the quail crop.
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Pepe
Lalor
Felte Dal
Tom Ak
Avastin
Trent
Sehulennry Ktleker
DIES OF PARK VIEW TRAGEDY AND AUSTIN VISIT
The memorial note expresses sorrow for Jack McCully and recounts the life of his friend and family ties. Mentions Mrs Bruce McCarty hosting Mrs May at her niece’s home in Engle Lake and Mrs May’s recent stay in Wharton before returning to Austin.
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Mig
Congress Avenue
Austin
Bruce McCarty
May
Wharton
Engle Lake
Sunday School at Presbyterian Church Next Morning
A notice invites all to attend Sunday at 10 o clock services at the Presbyterian church with singing and prayer led by the minister and an invitation extended to everyone to come and worship.
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Presbyterian Church - Naiied
Presbyterian Church
Unclear fragments in mid‑18th century notices
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and actions. References include a person named Mr Corley and plans involving Hesnimon next week, a school opening, and Mrs Cotby traveling to Glidden for two weeks of revival at a Baptist church. Details and context are unreliable.
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Getthey
Oya
Laine
Milas Rath
Weill
Besumont
Sumer
Corley
Dagie
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