Garwood Items From Mire TF Cornetina Visit Notes
San Antonio Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs Otte Danklefi to see son Teddy at Fort Sam. Mrs B F Friese with Frederick Priesmeyer then to Del Rio to meet relatives. Further travel and family updates follow with several names and places mentioned in a garbled schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere Otte Danklefire
San Antonio
Teddy
Sam Fipuston
B. F. Friese
Fort Sam
Frederick Priesmeyer
Miesmeyer
del Rio
Ster
Henrina Bender
Mr Littleton
Potters
Chevrolet Dealers Sponsor Victory Service Leagues
Chevrolet dealers of America sponsor the Victory Service League to aid war production. Members collect scrap metal including iron, coal, leather, paper, rags, burlap bags, and other materials to support ammunition and war materiel efforts while promoting War Bonds and home-front volunteer programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet Dealers
HibMer
AMT
Parrlone
William B. Tinie
Chevrolet
Oth Pation
VSL
Tie League
Imere
Adttson
Vieturs
Tie Fed
Bse
Amers Naif
Wales
Wal Automotive
War bonds purchase guide missing or garbled in text
The fragmented material references war bonds but is incomprehensible, with jumbled phrases and missing context. It appears to attempt guidance on what to buy with war bonds and related seating or allocation terms, but lacks readable details or a coherent narrative.
Local Notes From Browningsville and Vicinity In 1919
Residents mention trips to Houston and San Antonio for business and pleasure. Several locals relocate property sales, visits to relatives, and attendance at regional farms and ranches, with weather noting a cold spell around early June and a month-long travel plans to major eastern cities.
Rotary Luncheon Highlights Rice Farming and Local Guests
Rotary members heard Seaholm recount rice farming experiences with humor as guests included Miss Jae Ann Thomas and others. Star Sergeant Muesse spoke of Alaska and Mexico, then Mrs Jacob Zoeller arrived from Houston for a brief visit while Mr and Mrs Lenhart enjoyed a Houston holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sau
Gemf Trouston
GG Mendoe
M Gilbreath
Jae Ann Thomas
Liews Leonard EB
Leroy Muesse
Melvin Campbell
Ben Bf Mc Elainney
Pete Reading
W. A. Sehneicius Helmer Pap
Seaholm
Pap
Seregeant
Muesse
Alaska
M.y LG
Old
Mexica
Rotary
Jacob Zoeller
Houston
Fragmentary OCR Note From A Distorted Page
Obscure text shows mangled phrases referring to people and events with no clear names or dates. It reads like a damaged newspaper fragment noting people and actions but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to confirm a story or context.
Last Rites Held For W J Hudgins Cattleman and Fat Stock Show Originator
Walter J Hudgins a Hungerford cattleman and founder ally of the Houston Fat Stock Show died after collapsing at his ranch. Services were held in Hungerford with Wharton Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include his wife two daughters a son and three sisters. Hudgins owned a 400 head Brahma herd once said to be the world’s largest and supported the Fat Stock Show by donating prize checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Hudgins
Houston
Sid Border
Tun‘gerford
Wharton Funeral
Baris
Wharton
Fuigins
Hungerford
Mudgins
Ted Mangum
Eleanor Bludgins
Edgar A. Hudgins
United States Army
Sid Reider
T. A
Well Known Menican Citizen Buried
A well known Moye dean citizen Hermene Jildo S. Plores died suddenly likely of a heart attack. He lived in the area 34 years and worked for Duncan interests about 27 years. Burial was in Lakeside Cemetery Thursday morning with survivors including Mrs Nate Holman Jr and family, Mr and Mrs WG Miller of Lissie, and Mr and Mrs Louis Tall among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moye Dean
Hermenejildo S. Plores
Duncan Interests
Matthews Broa
Hearald
Lakeside
Tursday Maéreing
WG Miller
Lissie
Louis Tall
Mir Ail
Kyliia Sens
Davidson
Freeport
An Uncertain Visit From Galveston Family Guests
A fragmentary note indicates Mr ani Mus and Mrs Rober Uinta and family of Waeadshore and Mesun with Mrs Waemy Chintz of Galveston visiting at the Richins Mark and family in Kargas City. Lois Minte and a Mr 5 Riehyie Park Sr are listed as guests at the same home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Mus
Rober Uinta Ana Family
Waeadshore
Mesun
Waemy Chintz Hind Tamil
Galveston
Ane
Lois Minte
Riehyie
Kargas City
Richins
Victory Garden War Craft and Pest Control Tips
A wartime garden guide emphasizes keeping tools clean for victory, explains weed control to conserve water, and describes insect pests. It contrasts chewing insects with sap-sucking types and outlines spraying with lead arsenate or similar poisons for chewing pests to protect plants.
Miss Smothers Hosts Weekend Guests in Lexington
Miss Smothers and her sister hosted relatives and friends during a recent weekend visit. Guests included Mrs C IL Richter and Mr Meron, Mrs CV Babbitties, Blanche Robinson of Ehinstown, and others from Lexington and nearby towns. The gathering featured social visits and shared meals with extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Thare
Bevgerld
Mes. C IL. Richter
Tainty
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Eagle Lake
Bruce W. McCanty Geert and
Pebughe
Auers
Troy Bart Wonel Tehens
Rene Ite
Cyymby
Ayraningen
Vesten
Amos de
Cisse
Gini Ieet
Waban
Amy
My. FC
Drus
Browinsvillis
Chase
Lee Labson
Reno
Mrr
Aller
Curry
EP Brisbois
Alief
J. G. Choke
Oliver J. Flowers
Bagle Lake
Verlye
Tom Green
Irion
ES. Curry
Breckenridge
Dane Cross
Yorktown
G. Kathery
Ble Lake
F. van Lengerke
Chas. van Lengerke
Henry Carey
Moniny
Chicago
New York
Baltimore
New Dersey
Lote Getke
Lengurke
Carey
Crange
Sini
Wagenhore
Columbus
Baker
Westinearolind
Xineo
Whinar
R. Wadd
Mrs
May
Peeripel
Malta
Chenmlete
Prinheb
Malti
R. Ruwwe
Pig
Rotary News
Tim
Lenhart
Raymond ‘Pham
Auster Uly
Battle of the Atlantic
Bkr
PS Cay
Ange
W.J. Hudgins
Nate Holman
Nahi
Halman
Chilidren
Aukyriaee
Rive
Bosely
Betuhkog
Caroling Smothers
Miss Smothers
Canna Pdr
Maan Mes
Frank Burney Oy Tarstan
Mia Fivefey
Bear Johnson
Meron
Melanivsie
Lexington
Mes
Blanche Robinson
Ehinston Spon
Ton Peat Tiraposants Weayeeredey Pious
McRey
Sebel
Athens
Nanking
de Wart
Selene
Leora
Bae
Thetr
Dore
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