Rock Island Remains of Mrs Reeves Brought for Funeral
The body of Sarah Reeves, wife of CW Reaves of Kansas, arrived for the funeral in the Baptist church. Reeves, seventy years old, had lived in Rock Island for years and in Neodesha, Kansas, the last fourteen. She is survived by her husband and two children. Interment followed at Myrtle Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Ed Fritz of Westerville Illinois visited relatives here.
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Kansas City
Mussouri
J. Neles C Whee
Saran
CW. Reaves
Kansas
Baptist Church
Vic Reeves
Rock Island
Neodesha
Myrtle Cemetery
Ed. Fritz
Westerville
Illinois
Liszie Eversole
Friday Bridge Party Hosts and Hints of Campaign Return
Mrs W A Dallas hosted the Friday Bridge Club with guests as they played bridge. Mrs H McElhinney won the club prize while the hostess served the course. Congressman J J Mansfield plans to return to Columbus from Washington soon, and Congressman Saspefield seeks re election aiming for a strong vote in his home county.
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W. A. Dallas
J. J. Mansfield
Columbus
Washington
Saspefield
Tolpes
Allie Seaholm
Tuesening
Mrs. Stephens
Robert Cook
Mildred Reese
Velma Harris
Mr. Stephens
C. R. Curry
John G. Larsen
Edgar Baring
Sam Davidson
C. M. George
C. D. Stephens
H. E. Hampton
Lloyd Tate
Lora Baring
Velma Spaiinger
Ruth Burger
Adam Thomas
Miles Theuman
Congressman-at-Large Candidate Visitor Here
WH Hawkins of Stephenville, candidate for Congressman at Large, visited the city with his daughter Mrs Harry C De Grammond from Temple. He spoke of farming issues and opposed war debt relief, saying he would serve all Texans if elected, while noting the need for agriculture sectors to gain support from government policies.
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WH. Hawkins
Stephenville
Srath
Hawkins
Kins
Texas
Garwood Gatherings for Mrs. J J Pinchback Funeral
Relatives and friends gathered Saturday for the funeral of Mrs. J J Pinchback. Attendees included the Howland and Pinchback families and dozens from Eagle, Bay City, Rusk, Hungerford, and Cincinnati among others. Participants toured Houston for a Bible school trip and a baseball game in Houston.
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J.J. Pinchback
C. D. Howland
Joy Victoria
Daisy Ben Wright
Rusk
G. Bass
William Willie Wilbeck
el Campo
Porgason
Hungerford
A. Stapleton
Egypt
Albert Kahn
Ned Burford
Wm. Paulsen
W. G. You
Gerard
Albert Arnold
J. G. Reitz
F.J. Bouska
T. C. Read
F. W. Goodell
W. C. Williams
Houston
Tyler
F. P. Vaughn
Dave Chapman
Bay City
Bible School
The
Methodist Church
W. D. Williams
S. R. Williams
Mesdames
C. Braden
Shilling
Polly Davis
Miller
Griffitts
Velma
Leva Bell
Dayton
J. J
Wilton Chapman
Ann Sue
Temple
Frank
Mary” Pinchback
Alma
Eva Mae Pinchback
Mary Frances Hopkins
San Marcos
Josie Nedback
Teach College
J. J. Pinchback
Colima Mexico noted for salt industry and ranches
A National Geographic Society bulletin highlights Colima as one of Mexico's smallest states bounded by Jalisco and Michoacan with rich salt deposits at Sal de Colima. It notes limited highways, strong haciendas, and diverse crops from coffee to cacao, aguacate, papaya, and chirimoya, with extensive ranches along the coast and interior rail line.
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Colma
Mexico
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Republic
Manzanillo
Vera Cruz
Colima
Jalisco
Michoacan
Rhode Island
Sal de Colima
Rio Grande
Manzanillo Colima a key port for western Mexico
The town of Manzanillo Colima serves as a major Pacific port for Mexico with multiple steamship lines and an inland railway linking to Guadalajara and Mexico City. Colima City, inland from the coast, offers vistas of snow peaks including the Volcano of Colima. The volcano has been active since 1869 and briefly damaged the port during a recent earthquake. Local notes mention visitors and a rain in Richmond.
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Manzanillo
Colima
North America
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Mexico
Manzanio
Jalisco
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Laguna de Los Caimanes
Cortes
Coll Ima
Etna
Ee J. F. Ahlers
Richmond
Columbus
Repeal Bills Urged As Obsolete Laws Accumulate
Brownwood Bulletin reports a national House bill to repeal 1006 obsolete federal statutes. Senators likely to approve. Editorial notes many old laws are harmless yet confusing and should be cleared from statutes. Similar weedouts urged for state and city laws to reduce clutter and improve enforceability.
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National House of Representative
Harlan
Senate
Congress
Brownwood Bulletin
Holman Brothers and others join Citizens' Training Camp at Camp Bullis
Bob and Natt Holman Jr along with Le Roy Land Donald Kolberg and Wendel Wozencraft departed last week for Camp Bullis in San Antonio to spend a month at the Citizens' Training Camps for military instruction and preparation.
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Bob and
Natt Holman, Jr
le Roy Land
Donald Kolberg
Wendel Wozencraft
Camp Bullis
San Antonio
Citizens’ Training Cams
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Frigidaire and
Kelvinator Service
Adolph Vacek
Klockman
Eagle Lake
East Bernard
Lissie
Wick Truck Line
Central Motor Freight Depot
Crawford ST. Eagle Lake
R. W. Heffley
Addie Mleow
Addie
Garwood Gatherings
Fieleewee
Coldia
Mexican State
Robert Harold, Davis and
Mary Ethel Campbell
Cen
R. T. Westmoreland
Miss Elizabeth
Camp Avelante
Kerrville
E. PF. Munford
Marcia Ann and
Edmond Francés
Wm.Falen
van News
Eylery
Odd Fellows
State Press
Dallas News
Louisiana
Santa Fe
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