Growth of New Braunfels City Highlighted in Census Stretch
The article notes New Braunfels expanding its town line from 3200 to 6320 acres since 1920, driven by energy and enterprise of residents. It contrasts with stagnating towns and praises local leadership, investment, and civic pride that attract new residents and foster growth. A related item reports H Lee Johnsons traveling to Kerrville with minor car trouble.
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Tarvestowth
New Braunfels
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Oltus
SRO Ave Olsen HT
Message from Allen traces missing heir in Oregon case
A garbled report notes Allen’s message describing efforts to locate a missing heir or related relative. It mentions relatives in parts near Oregon and Oakland and a pursuit toward Washington. An attempt to locate the suspect is described as ongoing, with authorities seeking assistance.
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Seer
Allen
Oregon
Gusta Stort
Oakland
Rotary Jubilee voyage to Chicago and city sights
Texas delegates travel by Pullman to Chicago for Rotary International Jubilee. In Chicago they attend a Sunday church service and a packed Monday program followed by a grand stadium pageant with a 25 foot high electric candle cake. The four day convention features world greetings, notable speakers and tours of city attractions.
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Chicago
Rotary International
Dallas
Texas
Forren
Rotary
Henry Worth Thornton
Totes
Mathienstrettee Stes Bhatt Miners Teasterage
Friendship
Stephens
Michigan Boulevard
Howe
Troop District
Granv Park
Lake Michigan
Great Field Museum
Joh G. Shedd Aquarium
Lincoln Park Zoo
Art Institute
Chicago Merchandise Mart
St. Lars
Little Peck
Texarkana
Taiton News Visitors and Local Happenings
Mr Tom Wendel of Jones Creek visited the Schoellmann home on Monday. Mr and Mrs Otto Hoetscher and Mrs Fritz Schull of Gien Flora were visitors Saturday in the community. Hugo Bubeln Matt Labay Frank Cresta Ben Prels Joe, and Mrs Ben Frels and daughter Miss Josephine were El Campo shoppers Tuesday. Congratulations are extended on a fine little son born last Sunday. Mr Frank Egrermeyer passed through Thursday en route to Campo. Mr E Green of Garwood was a visitor in the community Wednesday. The dace at the Rancho Grande.
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Preston
Walker Ane
Seadriff
Misa Verna
Harry
Eagles Hake
J. M. Harry
Mir Scent Sree Heter
Campo
Prank Arnold
Arnold
B. Harry
D&r
Dh. Wileadt
Columbus
Cornell
W.H. Abel
Irday
Beaumont
H. Martin
Daught Petricia
Jean
Lel
Jim Huvar
Yoakum
Mr. Martin
W. K. Lehrer
W. S. Chapman
el Campo
Methodist Church
Madeline Papsek
Moulton
Lydia
J. J. Hopkins
L. J. Gleghorn
Tom Wendel
Jones Cre
EP Schoellimann
Otto Hoetscher
Fritz Schull
Gien Flora
Hugo Bubeln
Matt Labay
Frank Cresta
Ben Prels
Joe
Nada
Ben Frels
Josephine
Frank
Egrermeyer
E. Green
Garwood
Ranche Grande
Mansfields Return to Columbus for Summer Visit
Congressman J J Mansfield and his wife arrive in Columbus for a summer visit from Washington. The judge feels well though Mrs Mansfield suffers nervous trouble. The visit aims to restore her health with old friends, while the judge surveys district activity and gathers firsthand details on a local matter. Thelma Blanche Dunin, bookkeeper at J C Penny Co Store, enjoy a two week vacation in San Marcos.
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J.J Mansfield
Columbus
Rom Washingto
Mansfield
Bnalth
Judge Mansfield
Thelma Blanche Dunin
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J. T. Aleronen
Atkinson
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Albert Arnold
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Zubbeele
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B. Powers
Temple
Martin Balke
San Antonio
Victor Segelquist
Glen Flora
Elcos
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Fay
Glen Flora Iso
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Alex Poehins
Joe Blimrick
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