Republican fight in San Antonio signals Texas GOP growth
A San Antonio gathering last week saw twenty Texas Republicans clash in a rowdy exchange, underscoring perceived growth of the party in the state. The column also notes debates over youth behavior, auto trends, strikes, and a Cotton Department forecast. it closes with a local anecdote about snakes, a public crop estimate, and a DIY chicken trough devised from an old tire.
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Texas
San Antonio
H. BM. Scott
Scott
Eastward Schools Gain Credits for East Berford
Supt L C McDonald reports the East Berford school received state high school division credits in ancient history civics and home economics. Total units rise to 12 including English algebra home economics vocational agriculture ancient history civics and modern history with plans to reach 18 units next year.
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Supt. L. C. McDonald
Chesterville Social Roundup Through Weekend Visits
Chesterville residents hosted and visited over the weekend with Flatonia guests including Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. A L Jordan. Other visitors were Mrs. Harukd-Townley Mrs. Adkins and Miss Dearl of Houston, plus a trip by Mrs. Smith to Cuero and a family visit from Hempstead.
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Miller
Flatonia
A. L. Jordan
Mo B. Larsen
Harukd-Townley
Quid
Phitonia
George Adams
Miss Dearl
Mouston
Dimes Adkins
Smith
Saturnus
Cuero
Dela. Myers
Verton Lee
Houston
Nada News Notes Visitors Tour Western Towns
Nada News notes a string of locals visiting various western towns this week. Mr and Mrs Prank AS Popp and fumbly travel to Woodsboro and Corpus Christi San Antonio, with several other local names cited as visitors or travelers. Prof Thou A Schoppe leaves Friday for Kingsville to attend the summer Normal.
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Prank
Popp and
Fumbly
Jove Wanja
Woodsboro
Prank Vojaeck
Leo Hele
Beasley
Leopold Add Som
Joseph and
Altius
Hidlettsville
Joe Leopold
H. J. Swopodl
Meners
Aloysius Leopold
Jum Gerberwan
Young Ladies Missionary Society Meets at Miss Jolson’s Home
The regular monthly meeting of the Young Ladies Missionary Society was held at Miss Ophelii Jolson’s home last Thursday. Members read a leaflet on An other Bennett School, followed by a friendly social. Nine members and three visitors attended, including Mrs. John McCaslin and Mrs. C. My George, with William Roberts visiting his parents before starting a drug store position in Brentham for the summer.
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Young Ladies Missionary
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Ophelii Jolson
Bennett School
Doole
John McCaslin
Tronston
C. My George
Margaret Rebert
William Roberts
Tulane University
New Orleans
Jin
Crescent City
Mre
W. J. Roberts
Brentham
Court of Honor Night for Scout Meet Tonight
Due to a parish pageant, the Boy Scout troop canceled its meeting. Court of Honor night features merit badges awarded to Louis Nathan, Sam Little, Wille Randow, Ben McElinney, Clyde Morgan, and Rawdow Little, with an Eagle badge ceremony for Sam Little. Girl scouts and parents urged to attend. aim to recruit new Eagle scouts within three years.
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Caston
Court of Honor
Louis Nathan
Sam Little
Wille Randow
Ben McElinney
Clyde Morgan
Rawdow and Little
Sau Little
Thia
Negro boys drive wreckless Ford crash injures Busse party
Two young colored boys about ten drive a Portair down Strickland Avenue at noon Monday. They strike the Busse car carrying Mrs Henry Busse and daughters Roth and Marie, turning the sedan, then crash into a ditch after losing control. The driver escapes, the other boy is found later. Neighbors decry reckless driving and note a state law holds car owners liable for damages in crashes caused by underage drivers.
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Dim Roy
Christul
Stricklind Avenue
Henry Busse
Misses Roth
Marie Busse
Wei
Gordon
Busse
Frank Stephens
Strickland Avenue
Ager Belay Track
Abe
Ijury
Uesieeldont
Dimain Sotelo
For Sale Bells 200 White Loghorns Good Layers
For sale about 200 young white loghorn bells described as good layers. Located at Dro P Doole.
Booze sells flock and leases his farm to Willig
Poultry grower Booze sold his flock of white leghorns and leased his farm two miles from Eagle Lake to J. D. Willig who will operate the chicken ranch with Booze and family’s continued involvement. Rath Booze, the mute daughter, will move with the party to Oklahoma City where Willig plans to expand the business.
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G. €. Booze
Bate
Eagle Lake
D. Willig
Booze
Rath
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Hooze
Miss Cathleen Brown Visits at Brown's Dairy Garden
Miss Cathleen Brown of Koustos spent several days here last week visiting at the home of her father Mr. T Brown, at Brown's Dairy Garden.
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Cathleen Brown
Koustos
Mr. T. (. Brown
Brown's
Dairy Garden
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