Free light industry in Chesterville city opens month
News notes report Mr Phillips of the new Conn bank preparing to open in the city the first of the coming month while Mr J A Dromgoole buys Mrs George Gray's 240 acre ranch near Chesterville and Mrs Gray plans to move to town. Several local residents travel, marry, visit relatives, and attend various events including a quiet wedding for Miss Wilmir Waddell to Mr M George of Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mero
Lyle Th Philip
Ciidren Joni Te Colum
Shertly
Phiilips
Derichier
Connbus State Bank
Phillips
J. A. Dromgoole
George Gray
Chesterville
el Campo
Tervin Nussbaum
Verner Matthews
Archie Ceourtal
Howard Fitzeerid
Lake
M. George
Shreveport
Louisiana
Cp, Morgan
John M
Chumney
Lovelady
L. D. Roberts
Roenteh Roberts
Port Arinsas
Roberty
la el Campo
Dirs
J B Roberts
W. EB
McRer Ani
Re B McLaughlin
Local residents of Palestine visit kin and friends at Campo
Lucy Gene Carney and Mrs. B L Vineyard travel to Campo for B P U encampment while many local residents, including Chas Davis of Eldridge, Claude Barrow, Lucille Marshall Ney, and families from Temple, Palestine, and Houston, visit relatives across Texas. Travel plans include visits to San Antonio, Austin, and Galveston with multiple household guests and arrivals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Gene Carney
BL. Vineyard
Palacios
Chas, Davis
Eldridge
San Antonio
Austin
John A. Norri
Staule Department of
Verway Engineers
Ins
D. T. Carnes
Claude Vy Barow
Came Travis
Vo Xni Barrow
NG. Ney
DE Binnis
Karke Ney
Lucille Va Marshall Ney
Mes
Frank Davidson
Relat
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tin
Dallas
Lorraine
Denny Dallas
W. A. Dallas
Leo Hughes
A. Lee Johnson
M. G. Calvert
Dunetion City
Ralph Hart
Palestine
J. Novant Aind Othy
J. F. Ficklen
Wace
FO. Norris
Ficklin
Je Lake
Arnye Deats
A. E. Deats
J. C. Glenn
Houston
Davis
Conroe
Glenn
Cate
Ruth Davis
Addie
Gordon
Ryehm
Ophetit Johnson
Mentor Northington
Kelph
View Toe Ehueliard
A. M. McCarty
Hempstead
Joe
Billy
Willie Westmoreland
Galveston
C. Smothers
Jitfle
Touston
P. Emshoff
Howart Fitzgrald
Antohio
Fragmented patriotic column with garbled quotes and notes
A garbled patriotic column blends misrendered quotations on American identity with stray notes about public figures and events. It cites a commentator deriding various figures, muses on pronunciation of place names, and includes brief local references to Houston and Liberty, Texas, plus July 4 activities and social notes.
Mme Chiang Kai-Shek Returns to Chungking by Plane
Madame Chiang Kai-Shek arrives in Chungking after a 16,000 mile tour of the United States and Canada. The First Lady underwent medical treatment and later traveled home with a muffled farewell from some officials. She is greeted gravely by President Lin Sen upon arrival in the Chinese capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
China
Mme
Chiang Kai-Shek
United States
Canada
America
Pene
Aretvi Weis
Cheir
Chiang
Lin Sen Kay
Japan
Ae Momber
Ania
Paralysis Victims Mounting In State Isolation Urged
In Texas the poliomyelitis situation prompts Dr. Geo W. Cos to urge public cooperation to limit spread. He calls for prompt diagnosis, strict sanitation, and minimizing contact during outbreaks. Watch for infantile polio signs in children under twelve, with immediate medical consultation if symptoms appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Geo W. Cos
Tau Davis VA
Cow
Cos
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Ta-Pon
J. B. Smith Company
Eagle Lake
Giire
Mewllight
Pwenty
General Tire and Rubber Company
Boyce
Amerigan Tanglin
Qabeneke
Kiska
Caesar
Tuly
T! Dettee
Toni
Galeveston
Helms
Aliles
Pine Daniel
Cexas House of Representatives
Dike Smyth
Liberty
Kevin Harlan
MG. Calvert
Bente
Terrell's Wat
Jianmine Hartwell
Free- Port
Mary Kathryn Alley
Earline Austin
Ellington Field
Solomons
Africa
Europe
ETN
Mme Chiang
U. S
Mrs al, Ball
Wharhan
EN Davis
Blouston
BR. W) Clement
L. Offies
Bay City
A. S. Tjaden
Strickland Insurance Agency
Elizabeth Jenkins
Elizabeth
North Carolina State Guard
Miss Jenkins
Tom
Jack
Air Corps
Axis
Jenkins
Uncle Sam
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