Footlight Revue Charms Fradur Opera Night Thrill
Local talent showcased a Wednesday Night Footlight Revue at Fradur's opera house under Episcopal Guild direction. The program featured the prude of the wooden soldiers with the doll and grand opera numbers by Hornton Milton and Miss Sue Fell, all drawing hearty applause. Receipts reached 61 dollars though crowd size was modest due to ticket price, with strong performances from Mrs Nat Holman and others.
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Fort Bend County Lets Contract for New Road
Contract for building the concrete Fort Bend County highway from the Brazos river at Richmond to Harris county line has been awarded to M. M. Craven. Construction to begin immediately. Plan calls for a 100 foot wide roadbed with 13 foot driveways on each side and connection to the new Brazos bridge.
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Houston Woman Killed in Auto Wreck Near Eagle Lake
Mrs A C Cole of Houston died instantly when a new Ford touring car left the highway three miles east of Eagle Lake and crashed into a cement culvert. Mr Cole was injured but not seriously. They were en route to visit their daughter Mrs Walter Black in Welmar. The accident happened after Mrs Cole asked her husband to hold the wheel briefly. The body is being prepared for burial by Eagle Undertaking Company. relatives travel from Weimar.
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Community Sales Day aims to boost local merchants
A Retail Merchants Association plan converts Community Sales Day into a regular monthly event set for the fourth Wednesday, June 27. A six member committee led by M. Land a and E Layfisel will arrange prizes including potential drawings of one hundred or fifty dollars in cash, with further details to be finalized at the next meeting.
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Carwood District Aims to Affiliate With ETS Schools
Garwood Independent School District trustees seek to affiliate Garwood schools with ETS universities to advance vocational training and hire qualified teachers. The plan includes creating a vocational department and offering higher degree programs, aligning with new accreditation goals.
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Retail Merchants Change Meeting Night to Tuesday
The Retail Merchants Association moved its regular meetings from the first and fourth Thursdays to the first and third Tuesdays. The next meeting is set for Tuesday, with a call for full attendance. Also notes on members traveling, instructors, and a subscription renewal mentioned in local notices.
Remarkable Weather of 1816 Then Severe Cold Swept Many Regions
An old scrapbook extract recalls the 1816 summer famed as a cold sabbath in history. January to December featured unusual cold and ice across states, with frost blackening crops and destroying corn. Vermont saw ten inches of snow, July brought heavy ice, and August failed to warm. Europe reported no summer. farmers used 1816 corn for 1817 planting. Prices soared as bread and wheat suffered, while winter clothing returned.
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Tong Grovp Tonics Restore Vitality and Purify Blood
A vintage tonic promotes energy by purifying and enriching the blood. It claims to improve appetite and skin color, stating the tonic strengthens the body, fights malaria and grip, and is even palatable to children.
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