World cotton consumption shifts between American and foreign
A Texas Weekly report notes a projected 1985 world cotton consumption totaling about 54 percent foreign and 46 percent American. It discusses how a shift away from American cotton would mark a major historical change, comparable only to wartime disruptions, with projections through July 31.
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NZA
Bervick
Cenie Sumpuet
Amis
America
United States
Roosevelt
Raine Reagan
AAA
Supreme Couel
Fedrra
Faroers
Mats Colmeotin
Congress
Waldace
Imal
Wallace
Supreme Cenre
Leon Breane
Tie Banke de Goo
Sidewalk Work by Students Bears Civic Progress
Sidewalk project via student labor in Wise County features local students from a school completing paving slabs along a street. The effort, tied to a school program, involves named students and donors, with the project delivering new walkways while the community notes the educational value and local engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fropannertian
Gemrolny School
Anies
Sean Hermon
Joe School
Shawilk Taleliyy
Cerminah
Mhpewit
Dramcoole
Thie Ihu
Wise Sntewalks
Michie
Paulding
Et Ba Ayty
NVA Project War Ni
Sind
Jenger
Bern
Dimes Lyan
Ghaper Birkane
James Gash
To , Batt
Miey Wilkins
Boyd Stapleton
Local Sales and Events Advertised for Late February
A cluttered page lists multiple sales and events including a four wheel Smiler for sale or trade at Nada KIT Hall with last dance before Easter on Tuesday February 21 featuring Syncopators and three costume prizes. Also Joe Buize orchestra with Betty Wharton at Setneider Hall on February 25 with admission of $1.16 and a Sunday night dance. Heater for sale a good stove bargain at $7.30. Model A and V-8 trucks offered by We... Motor Co. Free catalog available. Nursery offerings include trees shrubs and bulbs with 11 years of practice cited. Custom hatching by Kubala Hatchery in East Bernard. Property sale at Rock Island Texas with Benfier Orchestra on February 22. Admission details vary with gentlemen free.
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E_ R_ Mooney
Nada Kit Hall
Joe Buize
Menix
Bill Griffins
Dram aAdmissi
Bergain
HN Iefeh
Itscau Argain
Loday
Ramsey Austin Nursery
Bollymouth Rocks
Cies
Kubala Hatchery
Bernard
Texas
Rock Island
John Baxter
Benfier Orchestra
Baptist Women Enjoy Day With Laughlin Theme Party
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church hosted a George Washington–themed gathering at Mrs. J. R. Laughlin’s home on Monday. Hostesses were Mrs. Laughlin, Mrs. Sfee, and Mrs. Green. Attendees wore red white and blue, with decorations and games featuring patriotic touches. funds were raised for the Ruck collection.
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Women's Missionary Society of the ‘Baptist Church
George Washington
P.O. Willson
Min
Vineyard
Walker
Mru Korthner
Sqae Pyagar
JD. Hopkins
Arbert
Tariti
Trent
Ted
Fragmentary OCR note hints at a May event plan and sports listing
Fragmented text references a May Lake, a Saturday game, and a local paper note. It mentions Towant to crest roads and a reference to Lol or it, with unclear names and dates. The readable parts point to a planned sendings and a potential sports or community item.
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mManees
Amlib
Gooil
Dewey
Fragmented OCR notes on diverse figures and events
A garbled OCR excerpt lists names, places, and roles across scattered items. It mentions Alamo Presbyterians, Mrs Bade, Mr Cornelius Tod, and references to churches, missions, and meetings. The text is largely incoherent with many unreadable words and misplaced terms.
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TE Dervis
Ravi
Alamo
Presbyterhui Mlestonny Society
Cornelius
Christan
Anedea
Muushon Suntios
Vishh Ter
We “Fruveiiiie
Verrawerks
Init
Cote
Ghnaek
Burawkey
A Visk
Mtsu Weise
Galveston
Ner Son
Bou Howat
Bovig
Fragmentary note on patient care and hospitalization
The text indicates a patient is able to wake and nourished, but must remain in hospital for semnie vitae. It suggests ongoing medical care and a period of continued observation in hospital settings.
Community notes from Cat Springs area scatter in long list
A dense, partial social note lists numerous residents and visitors connected to Cat Springs and nearby areas. It mentions Mr and Mrs, various named families, travel to Houston, gatherings Thursday through Saturday, and assorted greetings and visits with little clear narrative.
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Willen Meyer
Moe
Ariold Sens
Sealy
Mir
S.A. Lienana
Graneiettiteren
Igezie Meyer
Ath
A Bdermannin
Atp Anit Mes
J. Neuehdad
Wit
Anton Nelson
Chas Durlchester
Auviet Neinfsiortt
Arnald Seus
Genly
Strauss
Aucose Polener
Arie
Oto Witty
Houston
Fadiv Burger Af
Peter Pres
Dhursday
Netko
Drescher
Antor Nelagrt
Latta Mayer
AIM
Frankoy
Turdas Avon
Braden
Uberk Boden
Teo
Adisses Viel Arch Alseer Chirk Dueredy
Cathey Mae
Wire Oytestank
W. Drescher Tome Bitseer
Tessier
Asd
Saul
Monty News Report Notes Various Local Events
A cluttered fragment from Monty News outlines multiple local topics including visits, trades, and social events. It mentions Mar and Sunias We OP, with references to Misty, Vishal, Beata, and other figures, but the meaning is unclear due to garbled text.
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Texas Weekly
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Cotta Exchange Service
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Teach
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Argo
Appiferat
Iaqi
Biz East Texas
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Texan
Ameria Praid
Porralenn
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Tex Tiki Iy
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Benth Jess
Waye
Mitch
Mos Tern
Arthur Spree
Pend Vislink
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Hinton, Sr
Bini
Watkins
Eagle Market
Carter Walker
Propritier
STEAM
BACOR
Sheen
Bagor, Ib
Couhlers
Eagle Lake
East
Lissie, Via
Bruce Lene
Frank Duty
Central Forwarding, Inc
North San Jacinto
Farle Lake
Gnoston
Hes. Laughlin
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Bernardo News
Monty News
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Beata Chievk
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