Fire Department Answers Three Calls
The Fire Department answered three calls including two grass fires on Thursday afternoon and Friday morning at 3 30. Prompt arrival at Stapleton home prevented loss as chemicals quickly distinguished the haze from a pantry fire. One grass fire occurred behind the Robert Minin home and another behind Parma's Filling Station. The three alarms kept the fire team on the van.
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Stapleton
Hoys Oi
Stapleton’s
Robert Minin
Parma
scrambled war era notes and odd incidents reported
Disjointed local items mention a Civil Air Patrol request linked to a female flyer, a New York City case, a teen seat theft in Cordele Georgia, a 71 year old housewife fending off a hold up with a pistol, and other unclear scenes from wartime life.
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Deriva
Agai
Dorefressers
Card Of Thanks Reader’s gratitude note posted
Brief card expresses thanks from readers to neighbors and supporters for kindness and assistance extended after a family event. The message acknowledges sympathy and invites continued friendship.
Garwood Club Plans Meeting and War Bond Drive
The Garwood PT.A will meet on Wednesday January 26 with County Supt. J. H. Wooten expected to attend. Mrs. W. R. Frnka is named chairman for the Fourth War Bond drive and will appoint assistants for community groups. The drive seeks a $100,000 quota and aims for a quick reach. Relatives report the death of Sehiling at age 88, a Garwood resident since 1835, with various family notes and local ties mentioned.
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Garwwood
Pt.a
Nuary
Quessus
J. H. Wooten
Vis
W. R. Frnka
GC Schmeeckle
Lyle Phillips
R. A. Shoop
Coulter
A. R. Lundquist
Vox Populi
L. WV
Cronek
Claumied
Ite Sehiling
Sebi
Garwand
New Kelley
Ware
Jose
Levin
Seton
Gharwend
Beath
Trey
EL Ant
Gere
Beint
Hal Davis
Priday Morne Holivdr van
Billie Davis
Nata
Pierre Croft
Wiilie
Janes Sarna Peters
Heerten
Ron Sk
Texas Farmers Receive AAA Payments for 1943 Program
Texas farmers began receiving AAA payments as part of the 1943 Agricultural Conservation Program. State administrator B. F. Vance reported 138,804 applications paid to over 195,009 producers, with total disbursements approaching 8.644 million dollars. Payments support soil fertility, food production for the war effort, and include dairy feed, crops, and fresh vegetables provisions in Texas.
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College Station
Texas
AAA
B. F. Vance
SINAN
Inveritiell
Vanco
Grearly
Coun
Ehares
Terrant
Alley Ri Saturday Afternoon Outside Town Return Notice
Fragmented OCR note references an alley incident Saturday afternoon with out-of-town visitors and several named individuals. details unclear due to text garble. Includes mentions of Dr Gail Neal, Mr and Mrs, and other personal names without clear context or event outcome.
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Willes A Regeayn
Gail Neal
Dick Wharton
George Truift
Safaria Ever
Fitaverald
A Ceepari
RM Prerelié
Mhup Pers
Mre
L Perr
Perry Clara and Terry of Mr Scapeesee I Spent Succay
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Perry and Clara with Terry associated to a Mr Scapeesee and a place Succay. The readable portion suggests a personal or local note.
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Perry
Clara
Terry
Scapeesee
Howes
Rotary Meeting Looks At Ducks In Guest Speaker Talk
State Game Warden T dell spoke to the Rotary Club describing ducks with displayed specimens. Visiting Rotarians included W PD Brown Galveston Bill Sprayberry Brenham Dr C R Tubbs and Doe Bradley Columbus Ralph T Bates Touson and Emisariel Wharton. The program drew interest as the club noted tax informational talks and attendance.
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T.dell
Rotary
W. PD. Brown
Galveston
Bill Sprayberry
Brenham
C. R. Tubbs
Doe Bradley
Clumbus
Ralph T. Bates
Touston
Emisariel
Wharton
Iman
Milton L. Campbell
Richmond
Histiorium Monds
Study Club Meeting Highlights Government Work
At Wednesday’s Study Chat the audience welcomed guest speaker Reed whose talk titled A Working Congress outlined national legislative functions. President Mrs Duncan led a brief session with Mrs Lana presiding over the secretary, with next meeting hosted by Mrs Linus and Mrs Chumney stepping in for Mrs Wozencraft to discuss Cartoonists and Trustees. The gathering occurred at the school building with arrangements coordinated for speaker comfort.
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WLC
Reed
National Congress
LY. Duncan
Jones Laughlin
Baby
Dallas
Hayle
Oil News: Plans Shift as Deep Drilling Targets Change
Patchy notes report wells at Sheriin and The Lian Lewis No 1 with depths around 7970 and 11200 feet. Rigs moved for spudding at Ob ergonur No 1. Grapevine suggests development bets in Chesterville. Prices: losses 90 to 100 dollars per sir.
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Sheriin
Wats
Obergonur No. 1
Chesterville
Miscellaneous Siower Honors Mrs. M. Clark
Mrs Malcolmy Clark received a bridal shower hosted by her aunt Mrs F J Kretzsehmier. More than twenty guests attended, presenting numerous gifts as bride to be from last week. Ed mund Arnold Harbert and Henry Lloyd Kretzschuiir led the gift presentation followed by refreshments of chicken salad cake and coffee.
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Malcolmy Clark
F. J. Kretzsehmier
Edmund Arnold Harbert
Henry Lloyd Kretzschuiir
Ambitious generals focus on war aims not politics
General Marshall and MacArthur are depicted as dedicating nearly all effort to military matters. Marshall weighs strike consequences on the armed forces, not labor economics, while MacArthur is portrayed as pursuing the Philippines objective rather than a U.S. political comeback.
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Marshall
McArthie
MacArthur
United States
Philippines
Engagement Notice for Miss Peamte Moree Desay
Miss Peamte Moree Desay, daughter of Mr and Mrs Feed Heap, will wed Miss Trapiat who is a student at SWTTC San Marcos. Lt Christensen, Ohio State graduate, is stationed at San Marcos Army Base. Obie Miss Heaps has visited Mrs Juce W McCarty's home. Beckman spent weekend with relatives. Loughridie visiting Garwood sister.
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Moree Desayaghir
Feed Heap
X Christensen
Tiernan Christensen
Richwood
Miss Heaps
Juce W. McCarty
Texas Technological Co Trae
Latchboek
SWTTC
San Marcos
Christensen
Ohio State University
Anny
El Campo Rotary Institutes International Understanding Series
The El Campo Rotary Club hosts the second annual Institute of International Understanding with weekly public forums on January 25 February 1 8 and 15 at the High School Auditorium. First speaker Richard Wo Liebwig a journalist with United Press and Chinese News Service discusses Oriental Nations as contributors to a New World Order.
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Institute of International Understanding
el Camp Rotary Club
Watc
Ameneas
British Commonwealth
Hard Wo Lieban
Jim
Schoostderr
Iine
Richard Wo
Liebwig
Te United Press
New York
Ibs
Bine
Iadio
Midewest
Dr Gordon Confined After Fiery Attack
The report notes Dr Gordon confined in bed during the recent attack linked to Mr Hotta. Mr Hotta spent the weekend with relatives, while a child named Winston is seen here.
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PT. Gordon
Mr. Hotta
Smith
Len
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