Summer Family Reunion Plans Mentioned in Landa Trip
Mr and Mrs M Landa and Miss Evelyn Landa drive to New York City with Mrs Louis Landa of Chicago joining en route. Maynard Lands in New York and Louis Lands to join for a summer family reunion in Rhode Island area. Several relatives from Corpus Christi and Houston visit Eagle Lake and nearby homes before continuing to Columbus and Winfield, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Landa
Evelyn Landa
New York City
Louis Landa
Chicago
Corpus Chricti
New York
Maynard Lands
Louis Lands
Langa
M. E. Guynn
Virginia Guynn
Mary Jacquelin
Rivers Oliphant
Columbus
Sarah Jane Owen
Winfield
Kansas
J. 0. Whatley
Houston
Eagle Lake
Is & Gush
Bruce McCarty
General Santa Anna Imprisoned in Brazoria County Tale
Santa Anna was imprisoned in Brazoria County after the Battle of San Jacinto. The dictator’s movements, trials in Texas, and dramatic rescue attempts are recounted with focus on Sandy Point, the Phelps plantation near Columbia, and the dramatic glove incident that hinted at a escape plan. He remained a prisoner under guard until sent to Vera Cruz via Quintana and later to President Jackson in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Anna
Brazoria County
San Jacinto
Republic
Texas
Alamo
Pannin
Goliad
Almonte
Mexico
Amonte
Dreid
Harrisburg
Buryneth
Brazos
Santa Anns
Sandy Point
General Houston
Hempstead
Houston
Sanita Anna
Vera Cruz
Hils
New Orleans
President Burnett
William Patton
Orizombo
J. A. E. Phelps
Old Columbia
Phelpy Plantation
Santa i
Congress of Texas
Indy
Phelps
Sam Houston
Quintana
Jackson
United States
Sants Anns
Ju Ju Beliefs and a Hitch Hikers Law in Africa
An El Paso report cites Dr P M OHara on Ju Ju beliefs in Africa and their deadly remedies used by natives. It also notes opposition from Western doctors to preventive tetanus efforts and mentions a new Texas law limiting liability for hitch hikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
P. M. O'Hara
el Paso
Clark
Tegorin
United States
Texas
Cienges
Fort Worth
Hoover trip mirrors era scuffle over crops and politics
Reading the vernacular, the piece notes Hoover’s tact in avoiding full entry into jobless ranks while criticizing Democratic and Republican moves. It recalls a midwest swing to test crop reports, a Lincoln tribute for farm relief, and a social dinner among Democrats showing unity despite rhetoric. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Fisher McCreary visiting El Paso relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Indiana
Illinois
Middle West
Whch
Collire
Springfield
Lincoln
Wade
Abe Lincoln
Washington
Siv Tarlit
J. Houston
Milon
Fisher McCreary
J. Z
el Paso
Weir
McCreary
Eagle Lake
J. H. McCreary
Middlebrook
Columbus Triumph Over Eagle Lake In Wild July Ball Game
Columbus defeated Eagle Lake 4 to 3 in a Saturday baseball matchup. Brien fanned 13 while five hits were allowed by the Eagle Lake hurler. Richter singled and scored on Seluette’s base hit as late as the ninth inning, but a tie score led to early ending by darkness. The game featured numerous doubles triples and home runs with the contest ending in a 21-21 stalemate after nine frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Eagle Lake
Bob Tinden
Loughridge
Enell
Brien
Toughridge
Richter
Seluette
Rune
Dirkness
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Meiba
Warerell
R&w
Hershey
Dole
Maho2y
R. & W. Sander
I Lokee
Rhodeks
Very
Elwood Fouls
Zelle
Dorothy
Hous
Fouls Piocher
O. Green
J. F. Ulery
Ften
Pew
Davis
Willard
FORD
Galveston
Pordue Company
Hounton
Texas Ford Dealers
Galveston Beach Association
Sinclair
Pathfinder
Hick
Leeper
Pepes
Hepes Des
Bette
S.S.S
Js.s.s
Eagle Lake State Bank
State of Texas
Lene
Colorado
Geo. Herder, Sr
W. BE. McRee
Bank
Geo. Herder
W. E. McRee
A.D
APMAN
Notary Public
Colorado County
PO Hprite
Garwood State Bank
Garwood
Stae
Allie Stocky
Howe Cash
Guaranty Bund
Crottal
Hays
Pepasil
Billy
Geo. Herder Sr
Geo. J. Olsovaky
Geo
J. Olsovsky
Cushier
A. D. Bad
Chapman
Schiurring
Frank Arnold
E Cy, Miller
Ruth
Crenry
A. Rissen
M. A. Goodson
C. R
Daley Morgan
Kitts
Henry Studer
Port Lavaca
Mrr
Oy Studeman
John Bock
Idle
Betty Rilen Poel
Smithville
Predgor Lingerke
Mra
BE. Carey
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