Grand Prize lager beer built in Houston plant
A historic note describes a Houston beer facility producing Grand Prize lager, linked to Gulf Brewing. It mentions annual output around 12,000 pounds of bronze beer and credits Fernand J. and Brognies formula. Dodwell leads distribution policy with Texan-first stance and plans to expand to other territories via 15 Distributing Co. in West Ind. region.
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Houston
Lees
Gulf Brewing
Pees
Fernand J
Brognies
Dodwell
General Mas
Gsies
Texsy
Chamber of Commerce Key in Early Federal Relief Efforts
The Chamber of Commerce acted as the main link between citizens and Washington during the emergency period. It organized local committees, explained programs, and helped secure crop loans and public works projects. Chambers coordinated with city officials and courts, filling out applications and presenting cases for relief.
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Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Texas
Chamber of
Chamber of Combat
Trede Group
CWA
Leo
Commerc
Chambers of Commerce and progress parade in 1934
Citizens urged to support local Chambers of Commerce with time and money to ensure their functioning for public benefit. The appeal calls for unified effort in the new day of 1934 and participation in community progress led by Hubert M. Hartizon.
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Chambers of Commerce
Tme
Hubert M. Hartizon
Ast
Texas
Nada News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Celebrations
The Eagle Lake column notes visits from Carolyn of Port Arthur and Augusta Popp of Houston, a surprise seventeenth birthday party for Elizabeth Leopold with music by Bob Schramm, and recovery news for John Gerbermann. Christmas gatherings feature A L Mitchells from Waco, W W Little’s relatives from Pittsburg and Kilgore, and Corpus Christi resident Daisy Louisé Middlebrook visiting relatives.
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L. A. Leopold
Carolyn
Port Arthur
Ford Popp, Jr
Augusta
Gus Swoboda
Houston
A. C. Leopold
Daugher
Elizabeth
Bob Schramm
John Gerbermann
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Daisy Louisé Middlebrook
Corpus Christi
Eagle Lake
Andersons Left for Crowley Louisiana Weekend Visit
M BD Anderson departed in his car for a weekend trip to Crowley Louisiana this morning. He will be joined on the return by Mrs Anderson who has been staying with relatives and friends there since Christmas.
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Anderson
Crowley
Louisiana
Christ Church Episco pal Sunday School and Prayer Service
Rev C G Marmion Minister in Charge announces Sunday School at 10 a m Evening Prayer and Sermon at 730 p m Service Wednesday at 730 p m Missionary Rev John Magee from China will speak at the Wednesday service The congregation is urged to attend and all are invited to worship
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C. G. Marmion
John Magee
China
Local Classifieds and Notices From Ward County Page
A collage of small ads and notices lists farm stock for sale including a good milk cow, a leathered kitchen for lease, and an old-time hall with 55 cent admission for a Wednesday dance with Blue Bird and Lee Prause. It also advertises nursery stock from RAMSEY NURSERY in Austin Texas, evergreen and ornamentals, and a call for keys found in city parks. Additional items include fur buyers, a Chrysler sedan bargain, Redleigh route employment, a small house for sale, local hauling, a Ford Rosaster for sale, and a reminder to pay delinquent city taxes before December 1933.
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Gonn Zen
G-san-ho
Dalles
Blue Bis
Lee Prause
Ramsey Nursery
Austin
Texas
Boettcher
F. O. Boettcher
Weimar
P. T. Gordon
Esgle Lake
Redleigh
Columbus
LaGrange
Bellville
Hallettsville
Relichie Ustier
Rawleigh Co
Dept
S. Memphis
Tenn
Jjan-Stoik
McLellan
Cel Skelton
J. N. Frezar
Eagle Lake Texas
Greenville High Beats Dallas Tech For State Football Title
Heenville area star Henry Pinka coached Greenville to a 21 to 4 victory in Dallas sealing the state crown. The win is seen as a personal triumph for Coach Frnka whose undefeated youths drew strong praise and mentions as a UT football post candidate. Sport writers call the Greenville team among the smartest coached in years.
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Heenville High School
Dallas Tech
Dallas
Henry Pinka
Colorado County
Garwood
Greenville
Frnka
Youngsrers
University of Texas Football Post
Clyde Littlefield
Best Farm Orator Named From 28 States in Chicago
Mrs William Fender of Meadow Brook Nebraska won best public speaker title among Carla women at the American Farm Bureau federation meeting in Chicago. Anne
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William Fender
Meadowbrook
Nebwit
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Anne
Miss Mary Waddell Ill From Ear Infection
Miss Mary Waddell remains ill at her home due to an ear infection. She is recovering and will remain confined to her bed for about another week.
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Mary Waddell
Local political announces recount visits and holiday guests spill across Fort Worth
County Commissioner Precinct 4 H D Swearingen hosts visitors including Mrs John M Winston once Corrinne Bentley of the city and Clarence E Boge family from Oklahoma as holiday guests. Bay City residents J Townley and George also visit. Florence D Graft travels to see her father George Bell in Denna. Hoennghaus Frederick and F A Hoennghaus family spent Christmas in Sweet Home.
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John M. Winston
Fort Worth
Cnts
Winston
Corinne Bentley
Clarence E. Boge
Okishoma
Rio Grande Valley
Eagle Lake
H.W. Ahlers
Florence D. Graft
George Bell
Denna
F. A. Hoennghaus
Frederick
Sweet Home
Annie Cordz
Corpus Christ
Susie Frazar
Christian Science Churches and Local Visitors
A fragmented passage notes Christian Science churches and references Mary Baker Eddy text. It mentions Henry Golda of San Antonio visiting for a short stay, and Mrs. Riggs Farris teaching in Liling, spending Christmas and ten days with Mr. Farris.
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Carist
Lis
Mary Ball
Eddy
Henry Golda
San Antonio
Houston
Riggs Farris
Liling
Farris
Honor for Choctaw Chief Pushmatsha in Congressional Cemetery
Choctaw leader Pushmatsha later known as Choctaweles dies in 1884 and is buried in Congressional Cemetery. He served under General Jackson in the Pensacola campaign commanding 25 braves. He traveled to Washington in 1824 and suffered diphtheria during a Lafay ette visit to the capital. John Beniyth of Koanoke presided at his grave as an inscription from his tombstone was carved.
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Pushmatsha
Congressional Cemetery
Soder
Jackson
Pensacola
Ton
Lafayth
Wa Strickes
John Beniyth
Koanoke
Hens Learn White Making Material For Egg Laying
A Purina Mills expert from Missouri explains egg white formation starts with white making material in the laying mash. He notes yolk development takes 14 days, while whites and shells form in one day, and emphasizes balanced mash and grain supply to maximize egg production.
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B. Powell
Digleston
Purina Mills
Gray Summit
Missouri
Missouri Experiment Station
Thor
Tikia Toma
Kerry Day
Christian Endeavor Meeting At Eagle Lake Hosts Election
The Christian Endeavor group met at the Mose Thoms home in Eagle Lake last Thursday. Officers were elected for the coming year with Herman named vice president Ruth ven secretary Rosalie treasurer. A social hour followed with refreshments served to guests including Ruth Hayden Exith Clipson and others. Several members and visiting relatives were noted, including Rev Harry Huseher and Mrs Willis Cutler among others.
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Christian Endeavor
Mose Thoms
Fagie Lake
Ors
Luana Sun- Herman
Miss Ruthven
Miss Rosalte
Lass
Mises Lusalle Hough
Ruth
Rosalie Hayden
Extith Clipson
Bobby Colly
Lois Wiese
Alice Mac Thomas
Mesdames
W. Wolfe
James Clipson
Clifford Wiese
Lesiie Sunderman
Relph Thomas
Harry Huseher
A. Wiese
Bethany
Oklahoman
Richard Clipson
Victoria
Bart Smith
Houston
B. Everitt
Childzen
Marjory
Clifford
Jerrold
Louisiana
F. J. Winter
San Antonio
M. £. Tsenho
Chorge Conk
Joe Andersen
Willis Cutler
Elmer
Beaumont
Logan Jcutler
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